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Cindy, Rachel, 901 Escorts.com update - m4w - 47

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Reply to: [email]pers-416601147@craigslist.org[/email]
Date: 2007-09-07, 4:22PM CDT


I have been keeping up with the posts about 901 Escorts and whether they are police, etc... I decided to call them today. Here is what happened: I called the number and 'Amanda' answered. She said Rachel was ready and waiting at the Hampton Inn at Poplar and Shady Grove / Ridgeway. Said to call in 30 min. when I was close. So I played it exactly as she wanted. I called again and she said room # 107, just go there and knock and Rachel would be expecting me. So I called the Hampton and asked the desk to connect me with room 107. He said it was a vacant room. Said 207 was vacant too. So I called 'Amanda ' back... Amanda said, "oh, she probably just stepped out for a minute". I explained that there was NO ONE CHECKED IN that room. -What "Amanda' was saying didn't add up you see. She said, well, I guess she is not there, then. So I pressed further, playing it her way. I said, "well, I want to see her... Can I?" She hung up. Called back, and started getting the voice mail. SO, I drove over there. Guess who was parked across from #107? Two unmarked MPD cars talking to each other. I left and came back 25 min later. They had a guy detained near the stairs close to that room. So it looks like 901escorts is a sting. If not, then it is a group of silly girls playing a very dangerous game and looking to get hurt by trying to hustle the wrong person out of their money. Either way, they are not legit. Coincidence about the bust in front of Rachel's supposed 'room'? I think not! You see, you call, they tell you where to go, you go, and when you knock on 107's door they arrest you... got it? good. Case closed.

Hey my fellow hobbyist have any of you had any luck on macon cove just off I-40, i was getting gas at one of the stations there and seen a female hanging out by the memphis inn and it look like she was on the stroll. it was raining too so i did not stick around to find out more. so holla back at me if you have aby info.

My fellow hobbyist be careful and be safe out there.

The Gatekeeper

“Guardian of the 5 dimensional gates between alternate worlds and realities”

[QUOTE=Cat Daddy #2]She would have to pay me to come close to her lard ass.[/QUOTE]Ya Cat Daddy I would take one for the team on a big girl but she's too big for me. I just may get lost in all that booty LOL. If I was to hook up with her you all will have to post my pic on the milk carton with this info "gate keeper last seem with a man eater at the notel 6".

LOL ok My fellow hobbyist be careful and be safe out there.

The Gatekeeper

“Guardian of the 5 dimensional gates between alternate worlds and realities”

[QUOTE=Madison J]I was told prostition has been made a felony.

Does anyone know if this happens to be true?[/QUOTE]

Prostitution and Patronizing Prostitution is still a Class B Misdemeanor in the state of Tennessee. (according to the current TN statute: 39-13-513) Prostitution and Patronizing Prostitution within 100ft of a church or within 1.5 miles of a K-12 school is still a Class A misdemeanor.

However, Aggravated Prostitution (committing prostitution while one is knowingly infected with HIV) is a Class C felony (39-13-516). Note: a prostitute doesn't have to give someone HIV/AIDS in order for the felony to be upheld. She would merely have to engage in prostitution while she knowingly has HIV.

Also, "Promoting Prostitution" is a Class E felony (39-13-515). The definition of "Promoting Prostitution" is defined in 39-13-512-(4(A-E)). Basically this is the "pimp statute". A pimp who promotes a prostitute or asks a person to date a prostitute, or runs a business procuring prostitutes for patrons. The pimps are the felons (as defined by the laws of TN). The girls doing the work are merely committing Class B (or Class A if near a church/shool) misdemeanors (unless they're HIV positive).

I think I know where the recent confusion came from though:

There was a recently-passed amendment in TN laws related to prostitution that you are referring to. The only recent change states that when one is convicted of prosititution, the person shall be required to submit to an HIV test. The person will be informed of the results, and IF THE TEST IS POSITIVE, then any other conviction for prostitution that the person receives WILL BE A CLASS C FELONY---"Aggravated Prostitution".

I'm not doling out legal advice, but basically, so long as you're not a pimp, so long as you're not HIV-infected, and so long as kids aren't involved or other aggravating circumstances, then generally it will be a misdemeanor.

I encourage you to read the full statutes.
But as of 9/8/2007, regular prostitution convictions are still misdemeanors, and nothing is currently in front of the TN state government to change the laws to make it a felony.

Stay safe!

Its a goog thing you've cleared that up because I've been trying to tell others the same thing it's your version sounds a little bit more clearer & a lot deeper than mines.

Good Job!

Does anyone know if prostitution or solicitation of prostitution is considered a sex offense?

[QUOTE=Clubking01]Good work, PG. That confirms it.[/QUOTE]

Read some of the idiotic shit the assholes who posted "comments" to the story in that ¢unt rag that passes for a newspaper. And Shorty was not even mentioned. I wonder what those self-righteous pricks would say about her DESERVING to die a horrible death for not being a perfect little church b!tch. Hypocrits make me want to puke, and the "bible belt" is bursting at the seams with them.

[QUOTE=Cat Daddy #2]I like them phat not fat lol. They can keep the grease.[/QUOTE]

PHAT, you would need to butter up the hips on that one just to get her through the door at the notel. ;^) I would not have to worry about it though, she would not fit in my car.

Speaking of Phat, has anyone seen Jade?? She has been posting an ad to CL with a 901 area code. I guess this means she is back from Houston. I tried to hook up with her last time she was in Memphis, but got detoured and could not make the appointment. I would LOVE to get a piece of that.

[QUOTE=Peter_Girth]PHAT, you would need to butter up the hips on that one just to get her through the door at the notel. ;^) I would not have to worry about it though, she would not fit in my car.

Speaking of Phat, has anyone seen Jade?? She has been posting an ad to CL with a 901 area code. I guess this means she is back from Houston. I tried to hook up with her last time she was in Memphis, but got detoured and could not make the appointment. I would LOVE to get a piece of that.[/QUOTE]That gal would break my damn seats and that would be hard trying to explain to the wife. I have talked with Jade a few times. She used to to pose in a pic on CL with Irrestible from Atl that worked at Gentlemens Club. I did see Irrestible and service was great so I would say that Jade would be okay too based upon the connection. After talking with Jade she led me to believe those prices are negoitable as they were with Irrestible.

[QUOTE=Bulletman555]Does anyone know if prostitution or solicitation of prostitution is considered a sex offense?[/QUOTE]

What I believe you're asking is: "Will someone have to register as a sexual offender in the state of Tennessee if they are convicted of prostitution or solicitation of prostitution?" (If that's not your question, then please re-phrase what you're asking, and I'll try to help you out if I can.)

The short answer to the question above is: No. Normal prostitution (or solicitation) convictions do not require registering as a sexual offender in TN.

This holds true so long as there's no aggravating circumstances involved (like violence, rape, children, etc.)

Actually if you look at the registered sex offender database, seldom will you ever even find a woman on there.

The "registered sex offender database" is reserved for individuals guilty of Sex abuse, Sexual Battery, Criminal Sexual Conduct, Rape, Child Molestation, etc. Note that Statutory Rape is still conisdered "rape" and is an offense for which you'd have to register.

The logic behind it is that if prostitution were considered a "registerable sexual offense" in TN (or most other states), the database would be huge and un-manageable, and every neighborhood and nearly every street would have a registered sexual offender on it. And the intent of the database or what people really want to know is "where are the rapists and scumbags who prey on kids".
Consentual acts (with the exception of acts involving minors) are almost exclusively not part of this registration issue.

Hope this clears things up.
Stay safe!

[QUOTE=Slove]Its a goog thing you've cleared that up because I've been trying to tell others the same thing it's your version sounds a little bit more clearer & a lot deeper than mines.

Good Job![/QUOTE]

Thanks Slove,
While I'm at it, the one thing that I hear a lot about on the streets from SW's is that they'll tell you: "Entrapment isn't illegal in Tennessee".
THIS IS FALSE!
Entrapment is illegal in all US states.

Think of it this way:
If entrapment weren't illegal in Tennessee, a sexy female undercover cop could walk up to you while you're having a beer at a bar and say "hey there big guy, I'm really horny, I'll give you a million dollars to f**k me!"
A mere response of "yes" to that question would make you guilty of solicitation of prostitution.

Similarly, a cop can't pull up to a woman and say "hey sweetie, I'm a rich entrepeneur worth billions; and I'll give you 10 million bucks to give me head". (Honestly, few women in the world would turn this offer down).

Regardless, an officer cannot entice you like this into doing something you would not otherwise have an intent to do. PERIOD.

This is why it's important to "do your checks" (touch her, touch you). A female officer can't start grabbing your genetalia while offering sex for money and then have you be guilty of the offense of solicitation.
This is entrapment, and it is not allowed in any US state.

Anyone who tells you differently is wrong.
Stay safe!

Did anyone see this article in yesterday's commercial appeal? I thought it rather interesting and the impact it will have on the hobby. It's supposed to go into effect at the beginning of the year, but I'm sure club owners will be appealing and cause some delays. It's basically new regulations that takes alcohol out of the clubs and requires dancers AND escorts of agencies to have worker permits. Here's the link to the article and below are the highlights. I would think with the new regulations that it could force more activity on the streets. Your thoughts?

[url]http://commercialappeal.com/news/2007/sep/11/11comm/[/url]

1) No alcohol sales or consumption on the premises.

2) Existing and future adult-oriented businesses must obtain licenses from a new five-member citizen board, to be appointed by the county mayor.

3) All employees of the establishments, including dancers, will be required to obtain an annual permit and undergo criminal background checks.

4) Certain criminal convictions, such as for prostitution, will keep women off stripper poles. Club owners convicted of crimes potentially could lose their license to operate in the county.

I'm sure W. Memphis or Desoto Co. Will pick up our slack then, These businesses pay their taxes period. We will probably now have to go to Tunica or Arkansas for our lapdances if this flies

[QUOTE=Fobu Monger]Did anyone see this article in yesterday's commercial appeal? I thought it rather interesting and the impact it will have on the hobby. It's supposed to go into effect at the beginning of the year, but I'm sure club owners will be appealing and cause some delays. It's basically new regulations that takes alcohol out of the clubs and requires dancers AND escorts of agencies to have worker permits. Here's the link to the article and below are the highlights. I would think with the new regulations that it could force more activity on the streets. Your thoughts?

[url]http://commercialappeal.com/news/2007/sep/11/11comm/[/url]

1) No alcohol sales or consumption on the premises.

2) Existing and future adult-oriented businesses must obtain licenses from a new five-member citizen board, to be appointed by the county mayor.

3) All employees of the establishments, including dancers, will be required to obtain an annual permit and undergo criminal background checks.

4) Certain criminal convictions, such as for prostitution, will keep women off stripper poles. Club owners convicted of crimes potentially could lose their license to operate in the county.[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=Fobu Monger]Did anyone see this article in yesterday's commercial appeal? I thought it rather interesting and the impact it will have on the hobby. It's supposed to go into effect at the beginning of the year, but I'm sure club owners will be appealing and cause some delays. It's basically new regulations that takes alcohol out of the clubs and requires dancers AND escorts of agencies to have worker permits. Here's the link to the article and below are the highlights. I would think with the new regulations that it could force more activity on the streets. Your thoughts?

[url]http://commercialappeal.com/news/2007/sep/11/11comm/[/url]

1) No alcohol sales or consumption on the premises.

2) Existing and future adult-oriented businesses must obtain licenses from a new five-member citizen board, to be appointed by the county mayor.

3) All employees of the establishments, including dancers, will be required to obtain an annual permit and undergo criminal background checks.

4) Certain criminal convictions, such as for prostitution, will keep women off stripper poles. Club owners convicted of crimes potentially could lose their license to operate in the county.[/QUOTE]I saw it on the news, my bet is after the election, it will die down a little bit and the club owners will be able to block it.

I was hoping to find some positive feedback about this agency, but there are no recent posts about them. Are they leo? The story about room 107 worries me. Saw cindy was back on CL, appreciate more info.