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Last Wednesday, PLB Sports founder Ty Ballou was at his charity event in western Pennsylvania when his son Ryan got a call on his cell phone.
“Dad, it’s a TV station and it’s for you,” his 23-year-old son Ryan said.
It was a reporter from WCPO. A viewer had called the number on the box meant to be for Feed the Children, but it instead turned out to be a phone sex hotline. Ballou went to his car and dialed the number and sure enough, it was a phone sex line.
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