YNOT – The second adult performer indicted for the brutal slaying of a New Port Richey, Fla., tattoo shop owner was arrested July 15 in Chattanooga, Tenn.Jason Richard Andrews, 27, who worked under the nom de porn Addison in both gay and straight adult productions, was working as a manager of the upscale Chattanooga Billiards Club when U.S. Marshals and the local police collared him two months after Dennis “Scooter” Abrahamson, 41, was killed. Andrews and his reported lover, adult performer and sometimes prostitute Amanda Logue, 28, allegedly stabbed and bludgeoned Abrahamson in his home during an outcall appointment. The couple then allegedly stole $6,000 in cash, credit cards, and computer and camera equipment.

Logue used the stage names Sunny Dae and Mandy Kaye.

According to investigators, Andrews and Logue discussed the crime beforehand and afterwards via text messages and Twitter postings. Both were arrested three days later on related theft charges after they used Abrahamsen’s credit cards to make purchases at local Home Depot and Beall’s stores. Released on bail May 19, Logue returned to her husband and child in Leesburg, Ga., and Andrews disappeared.

Investigators arrested Logue in Georgia May 27 and, after extradition to Florida, charged her with first-degree murder. She remains held without bail in the Pinellas County Jail. British-born Andrews, who worked as a DJ in Chicago prior to entering the adult industry, was indicted in absentia. A tip to Tampa Bay Crime Stoppers landed him in the Hamilton County, Tenn., jail just one week after he took the Chattanooga job. He awaits extradition to Pinellas County on a first-degree murder charge.

Police records indicate Logue told investigators Andrews committed the murder and then threatened to kill her if she told anyone.

Andrews and Logue reportedly met in October 2009 on the set of an adult video shoot for Forbidden Gem.