Ira Isaacs

Career

The Justice Department stated that Isaacs began operating as Stolen Car Films in about 2004, producing obscene videos and advertising and selling them through his own websites. His first federal trial collapsed in 2008 and a second ended in a hung jury in 2012; a third jury in Los Angeles convicted him on all counts of a superseding indictment on 27 April 2012. In January 2013 US District Judge George H. King sentenced him to 48 months in prison, three years of supervised release and a $10,000 fine.

Signature: A producer and distributor rather than a performer, and one of the final cases in the federal obscenity effort that also caught Max Hardcore and Extreme Associates.

Beyond performing

• Stolen Car Films

Official links

No official accounts confirmed. We only list handles we have verified on an authoritative page — a guessed handle in this industry usually belongs to an impersonator.

Ranked alongside

• Kendra Sunderland
• Harry Reems
• Austin Wolf
• Douglas Wiederhold
• Jarec Wentworth
• John Wayne Bobbitt

Sources and verification2 sources

Last audited 22 August 2026 · US Department of Justice — Ira Isaacs Sentenced to 48 Months in Prison in Los Angeles Adult Obscenity Case (January 2013) · FBI Los Angeles — Ira Isaacs Sentenced in Adult Obscenity Case

Not yet confirmed:

• Date and place of birth not documented
• Exact sentencing date in January 2013 not asserted