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**FruitNinja** · 09-21-19 19:47

Originally Posted by Nfc03 [View Original Post]

This will be interesting. She screwed herself with the gmail account. They'll get a subpoena for her emails and if she has anything explicitly communicated on there, she's really fucked. Like you said, I bet there's a big name in the mix too and I'm sure they'll get a plea deal from her in exchange of confirming that big name. Reading over the case, the prosecutors seemed to really cover each corner on the indictment; between the currency fraud, written admission of sex acts in exchange for money while crossing state lines, Gmail server, and even the grand jury. She's really fucked. Makes me think it's either a politician or a well know businessman that they want to get out of her. But damn! She averaged $400,000 a year!

If they can subpoena a google email the can with any other provider. It might be a different story if you host your own email server. Interesting topic these days. Seems like a lot of Lady Liberty has left the room. They did it incrementally. We have become servants of Corporate America through the financing of our elected officials. The corporations own our government. They play petty games with us while the privileged pillage the country.

**StanleyStankas** · 09-21-19 17:48

Originally Posted by Randolph [View Original Post]

This lady was smart enough to craft a successful business operation. She managed to be profitable and yet did about the stupidest thing imaginable. She deposited the money into her bank in cash. You'd think with all the presumably successful guys she dealt with she might have asked one of the horny lawyers or cpa's a couple questions.

Over the years I have had that type of conversation many times with providers. I even had a "friend" who flew to Zurich a couple times a year to make deposits (before the swiss banking laws changed).

Without boring the crew here I want to make general comments covered on my two quoted post members. The first before I forget about the horny lawyer. So funny the pro I knew when she got busted in a set up that she was involved in when she started in the industry working for a downtown agent. The lawyer that got her off was one of her best customers down the line! Also this woman may have had a good business acumen, however she was caught in structuring of her deposited money. So say I have a business account with a particular bank. And actually one of the banks she used I have had a company account with for more years than this woman has been alive! Under another name that merged into the now bank. Anyway so I have this account and I have customers so I take their checks and I deposit in this one account. There would be no reason for me to have several of these accounts at the same bank as well as usng other banks for the same unless I was hiding something. The money is insured up to a point with fdic. If we look at those accounts most if not all had less than that insurance. Also having an at yahoo or at gmail or at google or at anything except ones own securely hosted and maintained website was completely dumb! Ones own paid for real website with ones own paid for url comes with 50 email addresses at very little cost per year to the person. I know my business has had one for over 20 years. Again I see this huge name coming out, the name being prosecuted and like the big college scam that came out she spends 2 weeks in minimum security and she is back to whole again. She's lawyered up now and there are people on the move that will want to rep her to further move along their law careers. Also she will get a book deal and have an agent and that will get shopped around for tv appearances and movie deals! It's like sydney bittle bellows (sorry spelling is all wrong). The hottie from new york! She became a star! All imo of course. Stosh. For what it's worth.

**Nfc03** · 09-20-19 18:53

Originally Posted by StanleyStankas [View Original Post]

There's a big name in the mix somewhere. Some prosecutor is looking to become famous. It won't be the first time. I enjoy studying these high profile cases in all areas of people of notoriety. Everyone from coroners, attorneys, prosecutors et al who were unknowns prior to a highly publicized celebrity in show biz to politics are now famous because of their involvement. Interested to see how this all plays out. Thanks for all the focus.

This will be interesting. She screwed herself with the gmail account. They'll get a subpoena for her emails and if she has anything explicitly communicated on there, she's really fucked. Like you said, I bet there's a big name in the mix too and I'm sure they'll get a plea deal from her in exchange of confirming that big name. Reading over the case, the prosecutors seemed to really cover each corner on the indictment; between the currency fraud, written admission of sex acts in exchange for money while crossing state lines, Gmail server, and even the grand jury. She's really fucked. Makes me think it's either a politician or a well know businessman that they want to get out of her. But damn! She averaged $400,000 a year!

**Randolph** · 09-20-19 10:44

Originally Posted by StanleyStankas [View Original Post]

There's a big name in the mix somewhere. Some prosecutor is looking to become famous. It won't be the first time. I enjoy studying these high profile cases in all areas of people of notoriety. Everyone from coroners, attorneys, prosecutors et al who were unknowns prior to a highly publicized celebrity in show biz to politics are now famous because of their involvement. Interested to see how this all plays out. Thanks for all the focus.

This lady was smart enough to craft a successful business operation. She managed to be profitable and yet did about the stupidest thing imaginable. She deposited the money into her bank in cash. You'd think with all the presumably successful guys she dealt with she might have asked one of the horny lawyers or cpa's a couple questions.

Over the years I have had that type of conversation many times with providers. I even had a "friend" who flew to Zurich a couple times a year to make deposits (before the swiss banking laws changed).

**StanleyStankas** · 09-19-19 17:09

Originally Posted by Moejoo [View Original Post]

https://chicago.suntimes.com/crime/2...essica-nesbitt They were raided by the Feds over 2 years ago and it took until now for it to become public. They seem to be coming at her from several different directions, she must have a lot of info on someone else they probably want to snare.

There's a big name in the mix somewhere. Some prosecutor is looking to become famous. It won't be the first time. I enjoy studying these high profile cases in all areas of people of notoriety. Everyone from coroners, attorneys, prosecutors et al who were unknowns prior to a highly publicized celebrity in show biz to politics are now famous because of their involvement. Interested to see how this all plays out. Thanks for all the focus.

**Moejoo** · 09-19-19 09:13

https://chicago.suntimes.com/crime/2...essica-nesbitt They were raided by the Feds over 2 years ago and it took until now for it to become public. They seem to be coming at her from several different directions, she must have a lot of info on someone else they probably want to snare.

**LuckiCharms** · 09-19-19 08:49

This place has been active for several years and the owner just got busted. I passed this location several times, but I am not into what they offer. Any of you mongers know could Modelsclubelite be next? Jhobby do you know? Here is the federal indictment and a news article.

https://www.justice.gov/usao-ndil/pr...03506/download

https://www.washingtonpost.com/natio...ca2_story.html

**StanleyStankas** · 09-19-19 08:34

Originally Posted by BrightHorizon [View Original Post]

This just happened yesterday. Ukraine Village.

https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&sour...fGBcDG&ampcf=1

And illegally structuring bank withdrawals to evade reporting requirements.

We have been posting about this area regarding the massage places for awhile. It's starting to surface. Would like to follow this case. I for one would like to know how they actually get her. There are some obvious red flags here- unusual traffic in a residence and most importantly or relevant at least- where did she get the money? Business license, dept of labor issues, taxes and of course the underlying issue that the kink scene is a kin to the hobby as we know it. Thanks for this post as I want to start to track this case. If I see anything of relevance I will post my findings here.

**BrightHorizon** · 09-19-19 08:03

This just happened yesterday. Ukraine Village.

https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&sour...fGBcDG&ampcf=1

**DomCorazon** · 09-16-19 21:59

Originally Posted by Himes [View Original Post]

https://gizmodo.com/dhs-doj-now-look...hat-1838131975

That why adultlook ads went from over 400 to under 200?

**Himes** · 09-15-19 22:04

https://gizmodo.com/dhs-doj-now-look...hat-1838131975

**FirstTimer7** · 09-08-19 00:28

Originally Posted by StanleyStankas [View Original Post]

I knew when BP, ter, et al went down eccie was just a shell of what it was in the past. So I have visited on occasion and couldn't find reviews I clearly saw prior to the big take downs. So I take it now it is completely worthless. Thanks for this info.

I'd say it worthless now but you still can write and read reviews, however who would want to pay anymore to read those reviews. It's pretty insignificant in Chicago. When it came back from the festa hiatus, they forbid you to look into any of the old reviews. While most ad sites moved overseas to host, they didn't so now they are stopping ads.

Originally Posted by feckless [View Original Post]

"New law helps hospitality workers spot signs of human trafficking".

}}Illinois has a new law in place to help hospitality workers fight one of the fastest-growing criminal activities in the world: human trafficking.

State Sen. Suzy Glowiak Hilton, D-Western Springs, championed House Bill 3101, which requires hotels and motels to train employees to recognize the signs of human trafficking and know what to do when reporting it to authorities.

The bill was signed into law on Aug. 23. {{.

Full text: https://www.mysuburbanlife.com/2019/...cking/az2ayh2/.

A $$ININE. The expense of this is unimaginable and the burden-liability it puts on hotel staff. Suppose you take a wife / GF / SO on a weekender and she has a thing for handcuff play, and you leave them on the nightstand. Can the staff decide you are now a TRAFFICKER?

Earlier this year Marriot trained a lot of their employees to combat trafficking too. I talked to a few providers about this with one who has been in this industry for a long time and she said the strategy has been used for quite a while and might be just scare tactics, she never had issues. Handcuff thing might not be an issue, they are looking for things like having many visitors, no luggage, no eye contact / avoid eye contact, requesting a lot of towels, denying cleaning / DND, etc. Another provider mentioned she tips very generously to the cleaning ladies. A lot of cleaning staff probably know what's going on but they might turn a blind eye.

**GoHomeSmiling** · 09-07-19 21:29

X-post.

Here are a few thoughts I posted a bit ago in Rokcford forum RE their lingerie debacles. A little context is lost, apologies. In Chicago, clearly all of this has already happened but I guess the powers that be want to make a case that x equals why.

In addition to the mayor, chief etc a lot of this comes down to the old phrase follow the money. My guess is that economic drivers from chambers of congress, business owners, real estate developers are really driving this. Rockford has a lot of potential for trendy brewpubs with cleverly-named IPAs, open floor plan restaurants with communal tables, and all the other bullshit that will make property values nudge upward and street parking to become more expensive. In five years the downtown area and business district will have one of those names like BizRock or NoRo or something and it will be referred to without any mention of Rockford. But first, you have to get rid of the things that make developers go soft in their reclaimed hardwood. That's why this is all done under the label of Hum at and Trffk. It's a framing device to make it palatable to everyone, pro sex-work liberals who have condo money, god fearing conservatives, and everyone in between.

**Feckless** · 09-07-19 21:21

"New law helps hospitality workers spot signs of human trafficking".

}}Illinois has a new law in place to help hospitality workers fight one of the fastest-growing criminal activities in the world: human trafficking.

State Sen. Suzy Glowiak Hilton, D-Western Springs, championed House Bill 3101, which requires hotels and motels to train employees to recognize the signs of human trafficking and know what to do when reporting it to authorities.

The bill was signed into law on Aug. 23. {{.

Full text: https://www.mysuburbanlife.com/2019/...cking/az2ayh2/.

A $$ININE. The expense of this is unimaginable and the burden-liability it puts on hotel staff. Suppose you take a wife / GF / SO on a weekender and she has a thing for handcuff play, and you leave them on the nightstand. Can the staff decide you are now a TRAFFICKER?

**StanleyStankas** · 09-07-19 21:15

Originally Posted by FirstTimer7 [View Original Post]

They made solicitation a felony now in Texas last week and because of that eccie essentially became a discussion forum. No more ads and can't view profiles anymore.

I knew when BP, ter, et al went down eccie was just a shell of what it was in the past. So I have visited on occasion and couldn't find reviews I clearly saw prior to the big take downs. So I take it now it is completely worthless. Thanks for this info.