Ledger Pop Journal - Celebrity News & Sports

Paris Hilton feels like a victim. The socialite and star of '1 Night in Paris' is now facing being again exposed online by a website dubbed Paris Exposed.com. Here's the quick version of how the over exposure of Paris may happen this time. In 2005, Paris Hilton failed to make several $208 payments on a storage facility that was subsequently seized.

Paris Hilton Sex Video Lawsuit: Paris Exposed.Com Targeted

In those contents are several provocative shots and an alleged home video starring Paris and 'Girls Gone Wild' creator Joe Francis.

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One can see why both would want this shut down and according to a report from the New York Post, Francis is seething. The paper reports that Francis and Hilton have amassed a pit-bull legal team to attack the creators of Paris exposed. Com. The web site will reportedly be a pay per view type set up boasting Hilton's most cringe-worthy memorabilia.

That's a no go for Joe. "We're pissed and I feel for Paris right now. She's been victimized yet again," Francis told The Post yesterday. "We want this thing down and we're seeking monetary damages."

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Francis said that videos of him with Hilton were only intended for their eyes, and that the sex-crazed heiress is "devastated" that they've been made available to the public.

"They were taken for us only when we were dating," Francis said. "These guys have absolutely no right to use the images - they flat-out put them on the Web with no permission. He messed with the wrong person."

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The item from the Post adds that Francis said Hilton is also seeking criminal charges because the site's creators -"Sultan of Sleaze" David Hans Schmidt and broker Bardia Persa - posted her medical records, revealing she was taking Valtrex to treat herpes.