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**ScienceFair** · 01-02-24 12:24

What fucking "documents" are in there LOL.

**Cheech1** · 12-21-23 08:52

Originally Posted by Rafter17 [View Original Post]

Another waste of our government money.

https://www.cleveland19.com/2023/12/...-says-ohio-ag/

Bet they'll never see that 10 grand again.

Cheech.

**Rafter17** · 12-20-23 19:03

Another waste of our government money.

https://www.cleveland19.com/2023/12/...-says-ohio-ag/

**TooManyLadies8** · 12-13-23 05:59

Originally Posted by ClevelandReport [View Original Post]

Funny. I know I have old eyes that don't see very well anymore but I still can't find the words "human trafficking" in there anywhere. Can you point me to them?

All this time later and you still can't find it? It's in the second paragraph dude.

**Cleveland Report** · 12-11-23 11:02

Funny. I know I have old eyes that don't see very well anymore but I still can't find the words "human trafficking" in there anywhere. Can you point me to them?

Originally Posted by BearsBuddy [View Original Post]

Actually, it is.

"were arrested and charged with conspiring to coerce and entice women to travel to engage in illegal sexual activity. ".

**DirtMerchant** · 12-10-23 17:59

Already reported on the massage page about a week ago but found the article today:

https://chroniclet.com/news/374441/c...rdered-closed/

**AsianBlowjob** · 11-20-23 18:07

Originally Posted by BuckeyeGuy2 [View Original Post]

Ask Robert Kraft how well things went when he went incognito to get a hand job in Florida. Kraft was among 25 people facing first-degree misdemeanor charges for soliciting prostitution at a day spa in 2019. Kraft's attorney electronically entered a not-guilty plea, and later submitted a court filing where Kraft waived arraignment, plead not guilty to all charges and requested a jury trial. A memo filed by Kraft's attorneys revealed that hidden cameras had been installed when investigators entered the facility under the guise of a bomb threat. A Palm Beach County judge ruled that prosecutors could not use the videos in their case, citing privacy concerns. A Florida appeals court also ruled that Kraft's constitutional rights were violated, and all the charges were dropped. US District Judge Rodolfo Ruiz ordered the videos to be destroyed. That attorney probably cost him $100,000.

Your point is well taken, and pretty accurate, but Bobby K spent WAY more than $100 k on his team.

Also, he was allegedly getting blown on video. Handy was the first visit. Don't need that on TMZ.

His lawyers went to each and Every person arrested and basically said, "Shut up, We your lawyer now. " Every single one. Then they put the plan into action to squash it.

He spent millions.

And when you are worth billions, it's the same as a #1 combo meal from McDonalds.

**BuckeyeGuy2** · 11-15-23 23:47

Originally Posted by BuckeyeGuy2 [View Original Post]

US Government sieved their domain, so all client info is in their hands including your verification picture & employer info. I don't want that kind of aggravation. Rich guys can higher expensive attorneys & will eventually get charges dismissed on technicalities. In the mean time they still have to answer to their S. O. & families. No, thanks!

Ask Robert Kraft how well things went when he went incognito to get a hand job in Florida. Kraft was among 25 people facing first-degree misdemeanor charges for soliciting prostitution at a day spa in 2019. Kraft's attorney electronically entered a not-guilty plea, and later submitted a court filing where Kraft waived arraignment, plead not guilty to all charges and requested a jury trial. A memo filed by Kraft's attorneys revealed that hidden cameras had been installed when investigators entered the facility under the guise of a bomb threat. A Palm Beach County judge ruled that prosecutors could not use the videos in their case, citing privacy concerns. A Florida appeals court also ruled that Kraft's constitutional rights were violated, and all the charges were dropped. US District Judge Rodolfo Ruiz ordered the videos to be destroyed. That attorney probably cost him $100,000.

**BearsBuddy** · 11-14-23 10:31

Originally Posted by ClevelandReport [View Original Post]

Funny. In the article there is absolutely not one mention of "Human Trafficking" at all. Those words must be reserved for the lower classes such as the mongers in the Cleveland streets LOL.

Actually, it is.

"were arrested and charged with conspiring to coerce and entice women to travel to engage in illegal sexual activity. ".

**Rafter17** · 11-14-23 10:14

Originally Posted by BuckeyeGuy2 [View Original Post]

Two websites advertised appointments with Asian women, and customers underwent a vetting process that included providing their driver's license photos and employers' names, prosecutors said. The USA Government has seized those sites' domains.

Never give out personal information!! USA Govt will come looking for you!!

https://www.reuters.com/world/us/us-...ts-2023-11-08/

Those guys are probably getting the actual girls in all the ads we see when paying those amounts.

**BuckeyeGuy2** · 11-13-23 19:29

US Government sieved their domain, so all client info is in their hands including your verification picture & employer info. I don't want that kind of aggravation. Rich guys can higher expensive attorneys & will eventually get charges dismissed on technicalities. In the mean time they still have to answer to their S. O. & families. No, thanks!

Originally Posted by DirtMerchant [View Original Post]

Chances of ever seeing any names of the clientele? Those rich folks going to have their names dragged through the street like us peons?

**DirtMerchant** · 11-11-23 22:30

Originally Posted by BuckeyeGuy2 [View Original Post]

Two websites advertised appointments with Asian women, and customers underwent a vetting process that included providing their driver's license photos and employers' names, prosecutors said. The USA Government has seized those sites' domains.

Never give out personal information!! USA Govt will come looking for you!!

https://www.reuters.com/world/us/us-...ts-2023-11-08/

Chances of ever seeing any names of the clientele? Those rich folks going to have their names dragged through the street like us peons?

**TooManyLadies8** · 11-11-23 15:00

Originally Posted by ClevelandReport [View Original Post]

Funny. In the article there is absolutely not one mention of "Human Trafficking" at all. Those words must be reserved for the lower classes such as the mongers in the Cleveland streets LOL.

Yes there is.

**Cleveland Report** · 11-11-23 09:54

Funny. In the article there is absolutely not one mention of "Human Trafficking" at all. Those words must be reserved for the lower classes such as the mongers in the Cleveland streets LOL.

Originally Posted by BuckeyeGuy2 [View Original Post]

Two websites advertised appointments with Asian women, and customers underwent a vetting process that included providing their driver's license photos and employers' names, prosecutors said. The USA Government has seized those sites' domains.

Never give out personal information!! USA Govt will come looking for you!!

https://www.reuters.com/world/us/us-...ts-2023-11-08/

**Boonniee99** · 11-10-23 00:33

Originally Posted by BuckeyeGuy2 [View Original Post]

Two websites advertised appointments with Asian women, and customers underwent a vetting process that included providing their driver's license photos and employers' names, prosecutors said. The USA Government has seized those sites' domains.

Never give out personal information!! USA Govt will come looking for you!!

https://www.reuters.com/world/us/us-...ts-2023-11-08/

You have to if you want to see high end ones.