Marsha May, whose legal name is Bianca Byndloss, did not go to jail. In December 2016 she pleaded guilty to reduced felony charges of child abuse in Miami-Dade Circuit Court and was sentenced to ten years of probation, avoiding incarceration entirely.1The Smoking Gun. Bianca Byndloss Plea Deal
From Felony Sex Charges to a Probation-Only Plea
Byndloss was 19 when she was arrested in June 2014 over an incident involving three girls aged 12, 13, and 14 at a home in southwest Miami-Dade County. The original charges against her were lewd and lascivious battery on a minor, possession of sexual performance by a child, and promoting sexual performance of a child.2CBS News. Self-Proclaimed Porn Diva Accused of Group Sex With Minors
The case took more than two years to resolve. On December 1, 2016, prosecutors dropped the lewd and lascivious battery and promoting sexual performance counts in exchange for a guilty plea to the lesser charge of felony child abuse. The court imposed ten years of probation, set to expire in 2026, along with a $754 fine. No jail sentence was ordered.1The Smoking Gun. Bianca Byndloss Plea Deal The outcome drew attention because of the gap between the original allegations and the final sentence.3Daily Mail. Porn Star Pleads Guilty to Child Abuse
What the Co-Defendants Received
Her two male co-defendants, Christian Hernandez and Bryan Yanes, were both 18 at the time of the incident and were each sentenced to ten years of probation. A fourth defendant, a 21-year-old woman, received five years of probation.1The Smoking Gun. Bianca Byndloss Plea Deal None of the adults in the case served jail time under their sentences.
Reported 2021 Probation Violation
In January 2021, adult industry reporting indicated that Byndloss had been arrested for violating the terms of her probation from the 2014 case. The specific nature of the alleged violation and how it was resolved are not established in available reporting. Her probation term was originally scheduled to run through 2026.