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[QUOTE=EricJones21;2413504]Okay. So this is a bit off topic, but if any of you do watch scandal, you're going to like this episode. Makes me wonder how many of Nashville's politicians have their own UTRs.

[URL]http://abc.go.com/shows/scandal/episode-guide/season-04/16-its-good-to-be-kink[/URL][/QUOTE]I have no problem with them having their own UTR or even participating in the hobby. They arent the problem, its the people of Nashville, bible thumpers and the mayor.

Mayor gives command to the police chief who gives commands to the police.

Maybe those parlors didn't pay there "dues".

Howdy, Neighbor! Basics of how Metro's police cameras work:

[URL]http://www.tennessean.com/story/news/crime/2015/04/02/street-cameras-counting-capture-crime-nashville/70855744/[/URL]

-Jeepster1.

[QUOTE=Jayb2003;2415568]Chinatown and Amazing Massage closed on Thursday and opened back up on Friday. Gold Sun has a sign that says it will open back up on Sunday. MPD is such a joke. There are massage parlors doing worse things in Murfreesboro and never get busted. I plan to support Chinatown no matter what. Not so sure about Gold Sun.[/QUOTE]All three will reopen. Chinatown has some "powerful" clients. And Rumor has it MPD took a sizeable payoff from Chinatown, Amazing and Gold Sun.

As long as they police are in bed with Blue Moon / Seabay The asians will remain safe in Boro. That comes on good authority!

[QUOTE=RubHunter;2422109]All three will reopen. Chinatown has some "powerful" clients. And Rumor has it MPD took a sizeable payoff from Chinatown, Amazing and Gold Sun.

As long as they police are in bed with Blue Moon / Seabay The asians will remain safe in Boro. That comes on good authority![/QUOTE]Yep both Sea Bay / Blue Moon are owned by the same person and an ex Rutherford County Deputy is also involved with Sea Bay. That's why Sea Bay can be illegal and unlicensed and be the only 2 massage parlors in Murfreesboro that has never been raided. Ex deputies can get info on raids and inspection before they happen. Very arrogant in there advertising with pictures of unlicensed masseuse.

[QUOTE=RubHunter;2422109]All three will reopen. Chinatown has some "powerful" clients. And Rumor has it MPD took a sizeable payoff from Chinatown, Amazing and Gold Sun.

As long as they police are in bed with Blue Moon / Seabay The asians will remain safe in Boro. That comes on good authority![/QUOTE]You mean those 2 places are safe in the Boro thanks to "Jeff". Ask any massage owner and they will know him and thinks of him as a friend LOL. I'm not sure if they know who he really is?

[QUOTE=Steve4Action;2406867]The only way to stay safe is a throw phone with easy accessible removable battery.

Keep up the good work Jeepster.

Steve.[/QUOTE]I love the idea of a burner phone kept in a Faraday bag at all times, only taken out when at a random location (never home or work).

That might be about as obscure as we need.

Does anybody know if a big Altoids-style tin would block signals as well as a specialized bag?

Maybe I just need a suit with a built-in space blanket.

[URL]http://www.fastcompany.com/3044637/secret-phone-network?partner=rss&google_editors_picks=true[/URL]

-Jeepster1.

[QUOTE=Jeepster1;2424626]I love the idea of a burner phone kept in a Faraday bag at all times, only taken out when at a random location (never home or work).

That might be about as obscure as we need.

Does anybody know if a big Altoids-style tin would block signals as well as a specialized bag?

Maybe I just need a suit with a built-in space blanket.

[URL]http://www.fastcompany.com/3044637/secret-phone-network?partner=rss&google_editors_picks=true[/URL]

-Jeepster1.[/QUOTE]Could someone advise me on the advantage of an easily removable battery?

T I A.

[QUOTE=Tenderfoot;2424819]Could someone advise me on the advantage of an easily removable battery?

T I A.[/QUOTE]Apparently even a phone that's turned off can be located by cell tower pings. Without a battery it won't happen.

-Jeepster1.

[URL]http://www.wsmv.com/story/28982671/2-women-charged-in-franklin-prostitution-bust[/URL]

Franklin is at it again. Two ladies, two clients popped. At least the bond is not $50,000 this time.

-Jeepster1.

[I]"Two women have been arrested in connection to a prostitution bust in Franklin.

According to the Franklin Police Department, officers set up surveillance at a hotel on Bakers Bridge Avenue in Cool Springs.

Police said they noticed traffic in and out of the hotel that was "consistent with prostitution" on Friday afternoon.

(provider 1) and (provider 2), both of Illinois, were arrested and charged with prostitution and promoting prostitution.

(monger 1) and (monger 2) were issued citations for patronizing prostitution. They were cited and then released.

(provider 2) was released on a $17,500 bond on Saturday, and (provider 1) is being held on a $17,500 bond.

(provider 2), (provider 1), (monger 1) and (monger 2) will all be in court on May 14. "[/I]

[QUOTE=Jeepster1;2458642][URL]http://www.wsmv.com/story/28982671/2-women-charged-in-franklin-prostitution-bust[/URL]

Franklin is at it again. Two ladies, two clients popped. At least the bond is not $50,000 this time.

-Jeepster1.

[I]"Two women have been arrested in connection to a prostitution bust in Franklin.

According to the Franklin Police Department, officers set up surveillance at a hotel on Bakers Bridge Avenue in Cool Springs.

Police said they noticed traffic in and out of the hotel that was "consistent with prostitution" on Friday afternoon.

(provider 1) and (provider 2), both of Illinois, were arrested and charged with prostitution and promoting prostitution.

(monger 1) and (monger 2) were issued citations for patronizing prostitution. They were cited and then released.

(provider 2) was released on a $17,500 bond on Saturday, and (provider 1) is being held on a $17,500 bond.

(provider 2), (provider 1), (monger 1) and (monger 2) will all be in court on May 14. "[/I][/QUOTE]You know I have seen people with man slaughter charges not have bonds like that. This BP hunt is about like the Salem witch trials.

[QUOTE=Jeepster1;2458642][URL]http://www.wsmv.com/story/28982671/2-women-charged-in-franklin-prostitution-bust[/URL]

Franklin is at it again. Two ladies, two clients popped. At least the bond is not $50,000 this time.

-Jeepster1.

[I]"Two women have been arrested in connection to a prostitution bust in Franklin.

According to the Franklin Police Department, officers set up surveillance at a hotel on Bakers Bridge Avenue in Cool Springs.

Police said they noticed traffic in and out of the hotel that was "consistent with prostitution" on Friday afternoon.

(provider 1) and (provider 2), both of Illinois, were arrested and charged with prostitution and promoting prostitution.

(monger 1) and (monger 2) were issued citations for patronizing prostitution. They were cited and then released.

(provider 2) was released on a $17,500 bond on Saturday, and (provider 1) is being held on a $17,500 bond.

(provider 2), (provider 1), (monger 1) and (monger 2) will all be in court on May 14. "[/I][/QUOTE]Blackhawk spotted another Franklin bust in the news. Sounds like the extended-stay place is uber-hot.

[URL]http://www.usasexguide.info/forum/showthread.php?4167-Escort-Reports&p=2461479&viewfull=1#post2461479[/URL]

-Jeepster1.

This story's a few weeks old, but I don't think it's been mentioned yet.

Nobody should be involved in this life who doesn't want to be. But I do wonder how a 32-year-old "college educated social worker, PTO officer, room mom, United Way volunteer" could naively answer a classified ad, and then [I]Oh Mercy Me![/I] she suddenly finds herself on Backpage through no fault of her own.

But she's starting her own ministry now (according to Twitter), so the victim card always sells well.

[URL]http://www.tennessean.com/story/news/2015/04/12/sex-trafficking-survivor-seeks-relief-restoration/25642231/[/URL]

-Jeepster1.

[QUOTE=Jeepster1;2473842]This story's a few weeks old, but I don't think it's been mentioned yet.

Nobody should be involved in this life who doesn't want to be. But I do wonder how a 32-year-old "college educated social worker, PTO officer, room mom, United Way volunteer" could naively answer a classified ad, and then [I]Oh Mercy Me![/I] she suddenly finds herself on Backpage through no fault of her own.

But she's starting her own ministry now (according to Twitter), so the victim card always sells well.

[URL]http://www.tennessean.com/story/news/2015/04/12/sex-trafficking-survivor-seeks-relief-restoration/25642231/[/URL]

-Jeepster1.[/QUOTE]I'm with you Jeepster, no one should be in this lifestyle if they don't want to be. I could give you my opinion on BP providers and sws but I will stick to this story. Something seems to be missing in this story. How do you go from being a masseuse who "could choose to perform sex acts", not being forced to, and making good money to all of a sudden being pimped? Also, she was a social worker so she had to have had some type of knowledge regarding that lifestyle. I'm not saying she knew everything about it but there is some ongoing training social workers attend on a yearly basis that covers this to some extent. In addition, there is not one single thing mentioned about drugs, unless I missed it, and I would put money on it that there had to have been some type of use. I have seen a few women who got into the lifestyle for a very short period to make some quick money and then they leave. For some reason or another, she crossed over to the deeper dark side of the lifestyle but it's not like she just fell into it. I could say more but I will leave it at that for the moment.

[QUOTE=RustyKuntz;2473977]I'm with you Jeepster, no one should be in this lifestyle if they don't want to be. I could give you my opinion on BP providers and sws but I will stick to this story. Something seems to be missing in this story. How do you go from being a masseuse who "could choose to perform sex acts", not being forced to, and making good money to all of a sudden being pimped? Also, she was a social worker so she had to have had some type of knowledge regarding that lifestyle. I'm not saying she knew everything about it but there is some ongoing training social workers attend on a yearly basis that covers this to some extent. In addition, there is not one single thing mentioned about drugs, unless I missed it, and I would put money on it that there had to have been some type of use. I have seen a few women who got into the lifestyle for a very short period to make some quick money and then they leave. For some reason or another, she crossed over to the deeper dark side of the lifestyle but it's not like she just fell into it. I could say more but I will leave it at that for the moment.[/QUOTE]Drugs. Lots of drugs.

Gentlemen, it is a very interesting story. It is only part of the whole story of some lady's experience in the lifestyle. It sounds like the dark side of the lifestyle. Its not uncommon for the trafficking stories to get lost because they are still running from pimps and influences to keep them doing what returns them money. Yes sometimes drugs are involved but a majority of the time its the money. As the old saying goes " money is the root of all evil". I have had several conversations with a few providers that have come and gone. Some were getting S. S. Disability and needed to supplement and others just loved sex and figured they would get paid for it till getting tied up with the uncle. Its hard to say its just drugs until the whole story is know.