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[QUOTE=Gilibee;1215924]What I find so shocking is that she allowed herself to be photographed; and it was even more shocking that she apparently *sent* photos to her "clients"; and it was even more shocking still that there are apparently more "compromising" photos that were not posted. When people do stuff like that, it makes me wonder if the whole thing was a kind of "rebellion" against strict parents. And then to add to it all, the fact that she was so reckless about it; it makes me wonder if she didn't have, at least, a subconscious desire to get caught.[/QUOTE]I couldn't agree more. It's like she tried to get arrested.

I can't help but to feel bad for her. Her life will never be the same. When I first posted the story it was just starting out. I just hope that the hobbies that they are using are smart enough to say it was just an email and that they never got together.

[QUOTE=Castlerae; 1215935]Gort home early after a short day of it today, so for the hell of it sat down and googled her name. It just keeps getting worse and worse for her. Now, the story's literally gone international:

[url]http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2003440/Attorney-Reema-Bajaj-25-charged-prostitution-performing-50-sex-act-man.html[/url]

If that wasn't bad enough, I think someone in the DeKalb prosecutor's office (or the cops) is talking too much. This was evidently on Channel 2 in Chicago recently, though I didn't catch it:

[url]http://www.dailymotion.com/video/xjbhyw_25-yr-old-lawyer-reema-bajaj-accused-of-prostitution_news[/url]

Notice that the reporter knows where she lives, so she can go up to her front door no less? If you're a reporter, you don't find that stuff out without someone with LEO telling you. [/QUOTE]

Actually, for Dekalb county you can go to their website and do a lookup by name on any criminal case in the last few years and get address and dob on the 'offender'.

Here's the URL: [url]http://gisweb.co.de-kalb.il.us/circuitclerkcourtdata/CircuitClerkSearch.asp[/url]

[QUOTE=Castlerae; 1215935]Gort home early after a short day of it today, so for the hell of it sat down and googled her name. It just keeps getting worse and worse for her. Now, the story's literally gone international:

[url]http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2003440/Attorney-Reema-Bajaj-25-charged-prostitution-performing-50-sex-act-man.html[/url]

If that wasn't bad enough, I think someone in the DeKalb prosecutor's office (or the cops) is talking too much. This was evidently on Channel 2 in Chicago recently, though I didn't catch it:

[url]http://www.dailymotion.com/video/xjbhyw_25-yr-old-lawyer-reema-bajaj-accused-of-prostitution_news[/url]

Notice that the reporter knows where she lives, so she can go up to her front door no less? If you're a reporter, you don't find that stuff out without someone with LEO telling you. [/QUOTE]

Looking at this objectively (or, at least, as objectively as possible) I have to wonder if there isn't a little bit of sex addiction at work here.

Item 1: Her ethnic background is Indian, and they are usually rather staid.

Item 2: She was bright enough and wealthy enough to get into and out of law school. Add to this the fact that she was doing pro bono work up near Rockford, and I seriously doubt she was doing it because she needed the money.

Item 3: She must have paid a pretty penny for those bolt-ons, but she's only charging. 5-1? She was using e-mail with her clients, and was at NIU, so obviously using the internet is not a problem for her. How could she NOT know that she could have charged FAR more for her services and had 'them lining up? Again, this doesn't sound like she's in it for the bucks.

All told this sounds like a girl who is hypersexual anyway and charging for it just adds an element of extra naughtiness, and some pin money.

Fortunately for her, even if she loses her law license (which would be sad) she can make a (probably better) living as a porn star or high-end escort.

[QUOTE=Davidonecall;1216279]I can't help by feeling for her. Her life will never be the same. When I first posted the story it was just starting out. I just hope that the hobbies that they are using are smart enough to say it was just an email and that they never got together.[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=Pna; 1216297]Looking at this objectively (or, at least, as objectively as possible) I have to wonder if there isn't a little bit of sex addiction at work here.

Item 1: Her ethnic background is Indian, and they are usually rather staid.

Item 2: She was bright enough and wealthy enough to get into and out of law school. Add to this the fact that she was doing pro bono work up near Rockford, and I seriously doubt she was doing it because she needed the money.

Item 3: She must have paid a pretty penny for those bolt-ons, but she's only charging. 5-1? She was using e-mail with her clients, and was at NIU, so obviously using the internet is not a problem for her. How could she NOT know that she could have charged FAR more for her services and had 'them lining up? Again, this doesn't sound like she's in it for the bucks.

All told this sounds like a girl who is hypersexual anyway and charging for it just adds an element of extra naughtiness, and some pin money.

Fortunately for her, even if she loses her law license (which would be sad) she can make a (probably better) living as a porn star or high-end escort. [/QUOTE]This has FUTURE PLAYBOY PICTORIAL written all over it!

"The Call-Girl Lawyer"

6 Women Facing Prostitution Charges In Western Suburb.

[url]http://chicago.cbslocal.com/2011/02/17/6-women-facing-prostitution-charges-in-western-suburb/[/url]

Evanston Spa Workers Busted For Prostitution.

[url]http://chicago.cbslocal.com/2011/04/18/evanston-spa-workers-busted-for-prostitution/[/url]

This article has the mention of USAsexguide in it:

[QUOTE]"Evanston police did not go into further specifics. But a review of the Carnation Spa appears on the Web site USASexGude. Info, on which a customer reported asking for, and receiving, a sex act from an employee for an extra fee following a massage."[/QUOTE]Be careful with your post. Uncle Leo reads them, and uses them just like we do.

[QUOTE=Dynomutt; 1217123]6 Women Facing Prostitution Charges In Western Suburb.

[url]http://chicago.cbslocal.com/2011/02/17/6-women-facing-prostitution-charges-in-western-suburb/[/url]

Evanston Spa Workers Busted For Prostitution.

[url]http://chicago.cbslocal.com/2011/04/18/evanston-spa-workers-busted-for-prostitution/[/url]

This article has the mention of USAsexguide in it:

Be careful with your post. Uncle Leo reads them, and uses them just like we do. [/QUOTE]That is why some of the girls are doing incall in there apartment with trusted hobbies only. This pass week I visited one from an AMP and one from a LMP. For me is less money spend because I don't pay the entry fee and I can give more.

Copied and pasted from article.

"Evanston police did not go into further specifics. But a review of the Carnation Spa appears on the Web site USASexGude. Info, on which a customer reported asking for, and receiving, a sex act from an employee for an extra fee following a massage."

[QUOTE=Davidonecall;1217302]That is why some of the girls are doing incall in there apartment with trusted hobbies only. This pass week I visited one from an AMP and one from a LMP. For me is less money spend because I don't pay the entry fee and I can give more.[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=Pna;1216297]Fortunately for her, even if she loses her law license (which would be sad) she can make a (probably better) living as a porn star or high-end escort.[/QUOTE]I don't know, her face has been all over the place by now, so I think she'd have to be somewhere just short of monumentally stupid to try staying in the escort biz. After all, her face pops up, and the cops are going to know who they're hunting for right away. As for making money as a porn star, she might be able to do it, but how long would the 'fame factor' keep people interested in her? After that goes, she'll be doing gangbang films and all the other shit female porn stars have to do to keep the money coming in. Might be better for her to just find a "regular" job and figure out what to do with her life.

[QUOTE=Castlerae;1217484]I don't know, her face has been all over the place by now, so I think she'd have to be somewhere just short of monumentally stupid to try staying in the escort biz. After all, her face pops up, and the cops are going to know who they're hunting for right away. As for making money as a porn star, she might be able to do it, but how long would the 'fame factor' keep people interested in her? After that goes, she'll be doing gangbang films and all the other shit female porn stars have to do to keep the money coming in. Might be better for her to just find a "regular" job and figure out what to do with her life.[/QUOTE]A couple of point others have pointed out: she was doing volunteer legal work and seemed she wasnt charging much for her escort services. So, who know to what degree money was a factor.

As far as if it were abbot the $, and she were looking for escorting as a means to live. I have talked to quite a few young ladies that tell me they've been recruited by even soft newbie pimps that don't know what they're doing. Many times young punk kids that think they can be big. Who knows? (the tony Montana wannabe fantasy comes to mind). Or other neighborhood viroids just walk up to them with proposals.

Have heard that the "talent" coming unto the porn scene has definitely noticeably changed in recent years- during the economy downfall. And it makes a lot of sense: fewer jobs are available for experienced professionals. The ob market for younger adults (teens-early 20s) has also dropped crazily.

Producers in the porno industry have said they're getting many more "professional caliber" ladies interested in adult work. More than ever before. I only assume the same is true for escorting, to some degree.

A few escorts have told me they may not be 100% happy with what they're doing, but they just don't see going back to macdolalds's or wallmart's after after the $ they make doing this instead. The $ keeps them trapped in.

One girl even told me she used to only do massage, HJ. Occasionally would do oral, but no full. She said she was attacked once, an unsatisfied customer actually punched her in the face! Since that she decided to offer full, in order to not upset anyone else in the future. And thus, avoid bein attacked again. I can't tell you how terrible this made me feel. There is never an excuse for something like that.

Another girl that told me she was totally being exploited, as the girl that was p! Mping her was using her dependance (to H) , to control her- and shed never actually receive any "proceeds."

I guess It can be hard for some of these ladies to consider alternative occupations. Makes you think

All over the place AROUND HERE, there are plenty of other cities and states she could rake it in, and besides, a lot of these girls don't show their face on their ads and websites. Either way, if she was a smart girl and put that money away instead of spending it like a sailor on shoreleave, she'd have enough put by to live quite comfortably through an early retirement in no time.

However, considering some of the shit lawyers have been caught doing and still kept their law license, I think (or at least I hope) she'll be ok. She could actually turn this to her advantage and start a practice defending hookers. After all, she's been there. I know a fella who is a practicing lawyer and a practicing medical professional. He makes a good living and is much sought after because he knows both sides of the fence.

[QUOTE=Castlerae;1217484]I don't know, her face has been all over the place by now, so I think she'd have to be somewhere just short of monumentally stupid to try staying in the escort biz. After all, her face pops up, and the cops are going to know who they're hunting for right away. As for making money as a porn star, she might be able to do it, but how long would the 'fame factor' keep people interested in her? After that goes, she'll be doing gangbang films and all the other shit female porn stars have to do to keep the money coming in. Might be better for her to just find a "regular" job and figure out what to do with her life.[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=Pna;1217961]All over the place AROUND HERE, there are plenty of other cities and states she could rake it in, and besides, a lot of these girls don't show their face on their ads and websites. Either way, if she was a smart girl and put that money away instead of spending it like a sailor on shoreleave, she'd have enough put by to live quite comfortably through an early retirement in no time.[/QUOTE]Remember what I posted earlier, her face is all over the place now, thanks to the Internet. Whether she could get by with an ad that doesn't show her face, I couldn't tell you the answer to that one. As to whether she can handle money wisely, I have to wonder if she'd have even kept on 'providing' if she could grasp that concept.

[QUOTE=Pna;1217961]However, considering some of the shit lawyers have been caught doing and still kept their law license, I think (or at least I hope) she'll be ok. She could actually turn this to her advantage and start a practice defending hookers. After all, she's been there. I know a fella who is a practicing lawyer and a practicing medical professional. He makes a good living and is much sought after because he knows both sides of the fence.[/QUOTE]Maybe, but if the prosecutor makes his case and she's found guilty of a felony, plus all the press the case has gotten, do you think the ethics people will let her keep her license? Maybe I'm a pessimist, but I don't see that happening, I think she's gone as a lawyer.

[QUOTE=Castlerae;1218077]Maybe, but if the prosecutor makes his case and she's found guilty of a felony, plus all the press the case has gotten, do you think the ethics people will let her keep her license? Maybe I'm a pessimist, but I don't see that happening, I think she's gone as a lawyer.[/QUOTE]There is a lot of uninformed speculation about this case in this forum. I just make that comment as an advisory to both posters and readers. A lot of these comments are based on speculations that are coming from a basic lack of knowledge. For example, you don't know what is going to happen in the prosecution of this case; for that matter, you don't know if this case even will be prosecuted at trial (personally, I have my doubts). You also don't know what is going to happen with respect to her law license.

[QUOTE=Gilibee;1218712]There is a lot of uninformed speculation about this case in this forum. I just make that comment as an advisory to both posters and readers. A lot of these comments are based on speculations that are coming from a basic lack of knowledge. For example, you don't know what is going to happen in the prosecution of this case; for that matter, you don't know if this case even will be prosecuted at trial (personally, I have my doubts). You also don't know what is going to happen with respect to her law license.[/QUOTE]What you say is true, but then again, can you see the prosecution letting all this information out if they didn't feel their case was fairly solid? I mean, if they don't make their case, she's got grounds to go after them for a boat load of money for the damage all the press has done to her "good name and potential future earnings". Even if she doesn't choose to represent herself, I can see a lot of other lawyers lining up for a chance at that big a pile of government money for her. What do you think the chances whomever brought this case would have of holding onto their jobs if that happened? Not high, IMHO, so I kind of doubt this is going to end well for her. Could I be wrong? Yeah, but that's not the way I'd bet my money right now.

[QUOTE=Castlerae;1218733]What you say is true, but then again, can you see the prosecution letting all this information out if they didn't feel their case was fairly solid? I mean, if they don't make their case, she's got grounds to go after them for a boat load of money for the damage all the press has done to her "good name and potential future earnings". Even if she doesn't choose to represent herself, I can see a lot of other lawyers lining up for a chance at that big a pile of government money for her. What do you think the chances whomever brought this case would have of holding onto their jobs if that happened? Not high, IMHO, so I kind of doubt this is going to end well for her. Could I be wrong? Yeah, but that's not the way I'd bet my money right now.[/QUOTE]When I say that some of the postings here display "a basic lack of knowledge", what I am saying is that there seems to be a basic lack of knowledge about how the legal system *actually* works. Presumably, she has an experienced attorney who knows what the options and alternatives are. Presumably, the same can be said about the prosecutor.

As far as your statement about the prosecutor "letting all this information out," what I have seen looked like pretty standard stuff. So I don't know what basis she would have to file a lawsuit for a big "pile of government money".