The shadow
The shadow knows!
this goes well beyond one rich guy..
the underbelly of the industry has been exposed..
Spa manager arrested in Florida was also nabbed for human trafficking in Oxford - The Boston Globe
the underbelly of the industry has been exposed..
Spa manager arrested in Florida was also nabbed for human trafficking in Oxford - The Boston Globe
The shadow
The shadow knows!
I did a little research.. There are almost 24 here in Madison wi.. The ads are filled with scantily clad women.
Most just advertised basic services.
But the reviews tell the tale of what happens in one..
this is just one in this city.
Most just advertised basic services.
But the reviews tell the tale of what happens in one..
this is just one in this city.
The shadow
The shadow knows!
prostitution business 100 ft from MSCR rec ctr? - Isthmus Forum
a discussion about one such place in the local paper.
a discussion about one such place in the local paper.
Standingstones
Celestial
Kraft thought he was bulletproof. He drove up to the massage parlor in a Bentley, for God’s sakes. Duh! The police were watching the place and so they pulled him over. Bingo! Plus the police have video of Kraft and all those johns. He screwed up big time...
nivek
As Above So Below
Some new developments...
Behind Illicit Massage Parlors Lie a Vast Crime Network and Modern Indentured Servitude
Some of the clients were violent, and the boss charged $10 a day for her to sleep on a sofa in a room at the parlor where rats nibbled on her food. “The customers were very terrible,” said the woman, who, ashamed of the stigma of her former profession, asked that her name not be used. “After you perform a service, they would find an excuse to take the money away.” They would, she said, “do even worse things.”
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Behind Illicit Massage Parlors Lie a Vast Crime Network and Modern Indentured Servitude
Some of the clients were violent, and the boss charged $10 a day for her to sleep on a sofa in a room at the parlor where rats nibbled on her food. “The customers were very terrible,” said the woman, who, ashamed of the stigma of her former profession, asked that her name not be used. “After you perform a service, they would find an excuse to take the money away.” They would, she said, “do even worse things.”
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