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   WEHOVILLE REPORT--Timothy M. Dean, the 55-year-old African-   
   American man found dead on Monday in the Laurel Avenue apartment   
   of Ed Buck, has been identified as an employee of Saks Fifth   
   Avenue in Beverly Hills, a member of the National Gay Basketball   
   Association and a recently baptized member of OneLA, a religious   
   group based at the Potters House Church on La Brea Avenue. (This   
   is the second person found dead in Buck’s apartment within the   
   past year. See that report here.)   
      
   However, a source has told WEHOville that Dean (photo above)   
   also is known in porn circles by the name of “Hole Hunter.”   
      
   IAFD, the Internet Adult Film Database, lists Hole Hunter (photo   
   left)  as a performer in 18 adult films. Its profile of Hole   
   Hunter includes a photo of Dean. The first Hole Hunter film   
   listed, “Dark Chocolate Cravings 2,” was released in 2007. The   
   last one listed, “Interracial Public Pickups 3,” was released in   
   2016. All films show Hole Hunter having sex with other boys and   
   men. The scenes show unique tattoos on Horn Hunter’s left arm   
   and on the inside of his right arm that are identical to those   
   on Dean’s arms.   
      
   Before Dean’s identity was made public, Seymour Amster, Buck’s   
   attorney, told the Los Angeles Times that the man found dead in   
   the apartment at 1234 Laurel Ave. “was an old friend who died of   
   an accidental overdose, and unfortunately, we believe that the   
   substance was ingested at some place other than the apartment.   
   The person came over-intoxicated.”   
      
   In an interview with KTLA-5, Ottavio Taddei, Dean’s roommate for   
   three years, said “he was a wonderful person … I lived with him,   
   and he never did drugs. I’ve never seen him on drugs, ever.”   
      
   The relationship between the black porn performer and Buck, an   
   affluent 64-year-old white man known for his donations to   
   Democratic party candidates and his animal rights activism, adds   
   another element to a story that has gotten coverage worldwide.   
   That coverage began with death in Buck’s apartment in May 2017   
   of Gemmel Moore, a 26-year-old African-American sex worker of   
   what was ruled a methamphetamine overdose. In his diary, Moore   
   had written that Buck had once injected him with the highly   
   addictive and dangerous drug and had paid him to let him do so.   
      
   (Photo left: A woman from the coroner’s office with the body of   
   Timothy Dean, found dead on Jan. 7 at Ed Buck’s apartment at   
   1234 Laurel Ave.)   
      
   In the weeks and months after Moore’s death, young black escorts   
   came forward to describe their experiences with Buck,  and one   
   provided a video of his encounter at Buck’s apartment.   
      
   Black activists have called for a reopening of the investigation   
   into Moore’s death, where the L.A. District Attorney’s Office   
   said it did not find sufficient evidence to support allegations   
   that Buck was responsible for Moore’s death. And they have   
   called for a more aggressive investigation into Dean’s death.   
      
   “The deaths of Gemmel Moore and the young man who died Monday   
   are beyond tragic, however, because they’re both black gay men   
   justice is not prevailing,” said David Johns, executive director   
   of the Washington, D.C.-based National Black Justice Coalition,   
   in a statement released before Dean and his age had been   
   identified and made public.   
      
   Johns called it “public knowledge that Ed Buck was allegedly   
   giving young black gay men harmful drugs long before this second   
   young man died in his home,” and added that it was also his hope   
   “that these tragic event encourage conversation about the fact   
   that the lives of black gay men are not disposable.”   
      
   Johns also said that any violence against black people “must be   
   confronted with the full might of justice at our disposal.”   
      
   “This is especially true at a time where the nation’s commander   
   in chief is using identity politics to divide and score   
   political points,” Johns’ statement continued.   
      
   There also has been a call for politicians who have received   
   donations from Buck to give that money to various causes ranging   
   from the NAACP, to gay rights groups to Justice4Gemmel, which   
   was organized by Jasmyne Cannick, the media strategist, and   
   Moore’s mother, LaTisha Nixon.   
      
   U.S. Rep. Ted Lieu (D-Torrance) has announced that he will do   
      
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