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I'm otw to Baltimore today, coming from Richmond VA and would like to be steered in the right direction for a good and very fun massage. I've been looking thru the threads but being unfamiliar to the area, I haven't been able to narrow down my search.
[QUOTE=Marcman804;5115595]I'm otw to Baltimore today, coming from Richmond VA and would like to be steered in the right direction for a good and very fun massage. I've been looking thru the threads but being unfamiliar to the area, I haven't been able to narrow down my search.[/QUOTE]RL Therapy is literally 20 min away from Baltimore. Hit that up. I've heard nothing but great reviews on there.
[QUOTE=Marcman804;5115595]I'm otw to Baltimore today, coming from Richmond VA and would like to be steered in the right direction for a good and very fun massage. I've been looking thru the threads but being unfamiliar to the area, I haven't been able to narrow down my search.[/QUOTE]Come up via the Baltimore / Washington Parkway. You can get off at exit rt 193 and you'll be in the heart of AMPs that will give you the full treatment.
I've been to TK Therapy and had a great time. $60/ hr to the house and $140 for CBJ and CFS. I think those are the standard rates.
I've heard equally good things about:
Cherry Accupressure.
VIP Accupressure.
Rising Sun Massage.
Good luck and let us know how it goes.
The new spa you mentioned is open for business. $60 an hour. Planning to visit early next week to try it out. Be safe.
HK.
[QUOTE=Truckie2;5111022]I was driving down Crain Hwy in Glen Burnie and saw a sign advertising massage. The place is an office building just past Friendly's on the right driving south. I know there is another massage place up the street from this one. Anyone had the opportunity to check the new one out. Next time I am in that area with some free time I will stop.[/QUOTE]
[QUOTE=HeavenKnows;5119515]The new spa you mentioned is open for business. $60 an hour. Planning to visit early next week to try it out. Be safe.
HK.[/QUOTE]Let us know how it goes.
Thought you all would be interested in reading this article, goes pretty deep into the steps taken to take down an establishment.
[URL]https://outline.com/HSUWb3[/URL]
I guess I have two questions.
1) Why would the guys interviewed walking out admit to having sex and not either say they got a straight massage or refuse to talk at all.
2) Didn't the guy caught inside during the raid even have time to remove the darn condom and toss it in the corner.
[QUOTE=OlderNotWiser;5120290]I guess I have two questions.
1) Why would the guys interviewed walking out admit to having sex and not either say they got a straight massage or refuse to talk at all.
2) Didn't the guy caught inside during the raid even have time to remove the darn condom and toss it in the corner.[/QUOTE]1 People who don't have to talk to the police all the time. Most people are either intimidated directly or indirectly or don't know that their best bet is to say nothing. LE will also lie or intimidate by putting pressure on someone. They could have threatened to tell the wife or to make a show of an arrest at the site or near the person's home. Additionally they may have even tried the "If you tell us now, we'll go easier on you later. " line. They may but I would not bet on it and they are a zillion % not obliged to.
I have known cops who laugh at the way they intimidate people into saying whatever the cop wants. Real criminals often know to shut up. A lot of regular folks think they can talk their way out of things with the po po. One cop told me once that in all the years they had been LEO only one person talked his way out of an arrest. That's like 20 + years of people not getting out of trouble by talking and much more likely making things worse by talking.
2 Who knows how anyone reacts when panicked? I can only imagine a situation like that is like when you really really have to pee but can't unzip your pants because you're so distracted by the urgency. Also, cops are generally pretty good at their jobs or at least parts of it. LE probably got in so quickly and maybe even quietly that there was no time.
Good article though. For newbies the article described how to do it, although in kind of reverse form or something. Good info for anyone who wants to try an AMP.
Good luck everyone and be careful.
[QUOTE=Mongerian;5119977]Thought you all would be interested in reading this article, goes pretty deep into the steps taken to take down an establishment.
[URL]https://outline.com/HSUWb3[/URL][/QUOTE]Reading this a bit.
[QUOTE]That man, identified in charging papers as "CS-1," [b]told[/b] the investigator that a female employee manually gratified him inside the spa and that he paid for that service, police reported.
Wildman later interviewed four additional men whom investigators, through the periodic surveillance operations, identified as Spa Aromatherapy clients, police said.
"Each man provided a statement to law enforcement indicating, in sum and substance, that they patronized the Spa Aromatherapy with the intent to engage in a sex act and that they engaged in sex acts with the various female employees of the Spa Aromatherapy in exchange for U.S. Currency. Each male client advised that they were required to pay in cash," court records allege.[/QUOTE][URL=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sgWHrkDX35o]It's funny that today is Friday.[/URL]
[QUOTE=Mongerian;5119977]Thought you all would be interested in reading this article, goes pretty deep into the steps taken to take down an establishment.
[URL]https://outline.com/HSUWb3[/URL][/QUOTE]I expect that most of us here have a bit more life experience than most, a kind way of saying a bit on the older side 50 y. O, and I learned to be guarded most times I have to talk to them. These men who succumbed to.
Police questioning and incriminated themselves were probably not members of Jackson because we know better.
1 I could see them being very persuasive, you claim up or try to lawyer up and they say "ok, we'll stop over at your house when you get your lawyer, or other threats about arrest and such. Offered immunity or something for the testimony. No way I want to have a subpoena or court summon show up at my house.
2 I wondered that as well too, not like the walls are that thick in any of these types of places. That thing is coming off and being stashed as soon as I hear the commotion. And I'm just getting a massage at that point.
[QUOTE=OlderNotWiser;5120290]I guess I have two questions.
1) Why would the guys interviewed walking out admit to having sex and not either say they got a straight massage or refuse to talk at all.
2) Didn't the guy caught inside during the raid even have time to remove the darn condom and toss it in the corner.[/QUOTE]
[QUOTE=OlderNotWiser;5120290]I guess I have two questions.
1) Why would the guys interviewed walking out admit to having sex and not either say they got a straight massage or refuse to talk at all.
2) Didn't the guy caught inside during the raid even have time to remove the darn condom and toss it in the corner.[/QUOTE]
[QUOTE=Mongerian;5120542]1 I could see them being very persuasive, you claim up or try to lawyer up and they say "ok, we'll stop over at your house when you get your lawyer, or other threats about arrest and such. Offered immunity or something for the testimony. No way I want to have a subpoena or court summon show up at my house.
2 I wondered that as well too, not like the walls are that thick in any of these types of places. That thing is coming off and being stashed as soon as I hear the commotion. And I'm just getting a massage at that point.[/QUOTE]1. There are some YouTube videos posted by lawyers that give general guidance. Never admit to anything. From personal experience with two streetwalker busts, the police will say that they will let you go right then if you admit guilt. Of course, letting you go now doesn't mean it is all over. Don't talk!
2. The way I read the article it sounds like very little time passed from the moment the front door opened for the fake customer until the massage room door was broken down. He didn't stand a chance. This is a risk that we all take in massage places. I worry every time I hear the doorbell ring, even at trusted massage places.
[QUOTE=Mongerian;5119977]Thought you all would be interested in reading this article, goes pretty deep into the steps taken to take down an establishment.
[URL]https://outline.com/HSUWb3[/URL][/QUOTE]"After the van left the spa parking lot and headed west on Elkton Road, an MSP trooper, who was aware of the ongoing investigation, observed a traffic violation and stopped the van, police reported."
If anybody buys they observed a traffic violation coincidentally, then I got a great lifetime opportunity for you with timeshares.
[QUOTE=MichaelTaylor;5116765]Come up via the Baltimore / Washington Parkway. You can get off at exit rt 193 and you'll be in the heart of AMPs that will give you the full treatment.
I've been to TK Therapy and had a great time. $60/ hr to the house and $140 for CBJ and CFS. I think those are the standard rates.
I've heard equally good things about:
Cherry Accupressure.
VIP Accupressure.
Rising Sun Massage.
Good luck and let us know how it goes.[/QUOTE]All three have been reviewed extensively and have similar pricing. They are all clean and in quiet office parks. They are all very good however your experience will vary on the attendant.
[QUOTE=AirRade;5121332]"After the van left the spa parking lot and headed west on Elkton Road, an MSP trooper, who was aware of the ongoing investigation, observed a traffic violation and stopped the van, police reported."
If anybody buys they observed a traffic violation coincidentally, then I got a great lifetime opportunity for you with timeshares.[/QUOTE]If the van was targeted, it doesn't take much to "observe a violation" A rolling right turn on red, lane change without turn signal, a turn without a turn signal. Any infraction can be a traffic violation when a vehicle is a target of an investigation.