Korean Agency BB

[SfoDavid67]

Heard from a girl I saw last night that it was on the news cgla and two other agencies (might be ktownfans and Asiangem) I am not familiar with are going down soon.

Since they were on the news prbly there is an investigation going on now?

Let's be safe everyone.

I highly doubt the police or the news would publish specific orgs that are under investigation. If they get spooked, they will go POOF! In about two seconds and disappear, disperse the girls around the country and reorganize someplace else under a new name. Are they on the radar? Perhaps.

[Vulcan1009]

Has anyone seen these two new ladies Abbie and Bella both C cup?

Their photo looks nice with minimal photoshop or so to say less obvious.

Thanks.

[Rusted22]

So I've seen most of the well reviewed BBFS girls over the last 10 years. I've pretty much always have a good experience, using the data gathered from this board, and The Erotic site. I've almost never been disappointed using this method (I never use pics, I ignore them, they are all fake). Recently Cindy was an exception. Not the looks I expected, nor the performance. I ended up wondering if I had been bait and switched. It wasn't terrible, but it wasn't great, not what I expected. So. I'm curious, does the real Cindy have a fairly large tattoo on her forearm? That's the only tattoo I saw.

Had the same experience.

[PumpNDump]

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[DaeWrong]

Heard from a girl I saw last night that it was on the news cgla and two other agencies (might be ktownfans and Asiangem) I am not familiar with are going down soon.

Since they were on the news prbly there is an investigation going on now?

Let's be safe everyone.

Who did you hear this from? And is there a link to article?

If this is true I don't know what I will do. I love them.

[Goku17]

Heard from a girl I saw last night that it was on the news cgla and two other agencies (might be ktownfans and Asiangem) I am not familiar with are going down soon.

Since they were on the news prbly there is an investigation going on now?

Let's be safe everyone.

I can't find anything. I think the news you are talking about is torrance and the other 2 on east coast that everyone has been talking about past few days.

[AsianAssEater]

Ran thru all the kgirl sites and it's not just cgla. Melos also has a password now.

[TempletonRat]

Hi, I hate to to bring bad news but felt it responsible to bring some awareness to this. This morning (Nov 8) 3 brothel owners were arrested (2 in Boston, 1 in Torrance) and while the CNN article doesn't talk about it, the DOJ website confirms this is an Asian agency operating in Massachusetts and Tysons Virginia. For reasons I will describe, this may affect Socal in the future. Read here:

https://www.justice.gov/usao-ma/pr/t...rothel-network

https://www.cnn.com/2023/11/08/polit...sts/index.html

Some facts from their website, which all appear credible:

The two websites were bostontopten10.com and browneyesgirlsva. Blog, the first of which is already domain seized.

DOJ was tipped off starting last year in the summer of 2022. They noticed these appointments in phones they put under surveillance, and they interviewed 20 customers.

They claim some of the customers were government officials, which is credible, which would also automatically explain why the phones were under surveillance (people were using their government work phone to visit the places). Or it could have been another reason, but there is no reason to doubt this since it is a minor detail.

The three locations in question were Cambridge, Watertown, and Tysons (Virginia).

The most expensive apartment rented was $3,664, and the owners often paid by turning cash into money orders and using the money orders to pay bills and rent (pretty smart actually!

DOJ claims the price ranges from $350 to upwards of $600 per hour (Okay if true that's a bit steep but this place offered doubles so yeah that would do it).

They went out of their way to emphasize this is a high end brothel with high end customers charging (relatively) top dollar. Not sure why but they repeated variations of this many times.

The investigation is ongoing.

Some of my own observations:

Many girls who worked in Socal, when you look up their TER, often have worked in Tysons and East Coast. Often a few weeks or months before working the West Coast. So while there may be no direct affiliation at all (there probably isn't, they are probably just sharing girls between different businesses that refer each other), it means the network is exposed and DOJ has a lead to investigate completely different agencies.

The reason I post this info here is for that reason. No Socal agencies are directly affected, but they have a lead. If the different businesses are isolated like "cells" enough, it can take time and DOJ might just take the lowest hanging fruit and move on. In past investigations, they could not scratch the surface other than take down a few closely linked agencies (ex: Seattle). And here we are today with way more agencies than years ago in the last local bust. It is expensive and time consuming. Of course it helps that some of their own employees were presumably caught with the evidence on government phones. DOJ employees LOVE prostitutes if you follow the news.

I do have my suspicion that Hana in Socal is probably the leaser in other places in Socal (she is only indicted here for her role in Boston and Virginia). So there's that.

By the way, even if and when they investigate other agencies, as you can see it can take a very long time, 6-18 months, to bear fruit. They have not indicted any girls or customers but say they are still investigating. But in past cases, it is not generally a good use of investigation time to indict them unless you are running a sting and can get the evidence quick and easy (I. E. It is ten times as much work to get good evidence without a sting and it is less likely to be good enough for court).

You can read the 60 page affidavit here if you're curious. I've read many in the past and it's always fun because they have to spell all the facts out:

https://www.justice.gov/d9/2023-11/u...t_redacted.pdf

Very little is redacted so you can see actual text messages, addresses. One excerpt from the affidavit <the following are the DOJ officer's words, not mine:

"As depicted above, women nicknamed "Kara," "Tina" and "Mimi" were offered to.

The Customer A). I am aware that the reference above to "BB" is a term in the prostitution industry.

That refers to sex without a condom, as evidenced by the Boston Brothel Phone clarifying in its.

Subsequent text of "(BB = without CD" I am also aware that "GFE" refers to "GirlFriend.

Experience" which provides a more intimate experience and blurs the boundaries between a.

Financial transaction and a romantic relationship. Generally speaking, when hen the customers.

Arrived at the apartment unit, they did not knock; the door was opened by an Asian female inside.

Who was expecting them. ".

<End transcript .

I was enjoying reading their take on things. It *almost* sounded as if they personally visited several times to get serviced and corroborate the facts, but then again they claim to have interviewed 20 customers (including themselves? Jk).

Please do not be too alarmed. This is normal and happens every few years. It is an inherent risk. Prostitution should be legalized and already is in many countries (and parts of the USA like Nevada) but it is what it is.

Ok, I read "Hana" as our GOAT SoCal provider, but seems it's just a nickname for some dude named "Han. ".

What's the Torrance outfit they are talking about? Eco the Dolphin: Defender of the Future?

[ImJustAHornyBo]

Just be the charity, donate, Fk and go home. Don't try to go too deep or getting too details into this bois. It ain't good for you or your life, live simple, pay and go home.

Just my 2 cent advi, as how I roll through out the years.

This is not your life, this is just a hobby.

True and Totally agree.

[ImJustAHornyBo]

I'm being told that most agencies will not be accepting any new customers unless they have strong references. Anyone who was trying to get into any of these agencies might be SOL.

True but this is better for us also.

[ImJustAHornyBo]

I do want to say that for this specific agency, pardon my French, they got their shit together. From the implementation of going private then getting the English translation online (it was all originally in Korean) with that turn around time shows me at least they have the resources in the right places. Although it could be just a simple light switch for any competent website designer / coder. I'm not well versed in the online backend technicals but either way kudos to them.

That take 1 second on wix.com which is what they use. And if it was in Korean for most of the day yesterday. Seems like they don't have their shit together whatsoever. LOL.

[ImJustAHornyBo]

Though I don't go that much anymore, I do like to browse and read what's been going on. With the recent bust being big news around here, they seemed to have gotten spooked and made the website password protected. I know this place is quite popular so someone is going to bring this up sooner or later.

Heard from a girl I saw last night that it was on the news cgla and two other agencies (might be ktownfans and Asiangem) I am not familiar with are going down soon.

Since they were on the news prbly there is an investigation going on now?

Let's be safe everyone.

[Bastard Chorum]

I asked for the password, but booker said only giving out password to frequent customers. I guess occasional customers like myself arent worth the trouble. Wonder if this will impact their business.

Oh I'm sure they will take a hit, from both restricting booking access and from mongers wanting to lay low of their own accord. It's essentially a calculated strategic loss.

[Bastard Chorum]

I do want to say that for this specific agency, pardon my French, they got their shit together. From the implementation of going private then getting the English translation online (it was all originally in Korean) with that turn around time shows me at least they have the resources in the right places. Although it could be just a simple light switch for any competent website designer / coder. I'm not well versed in the online backend technicals but either way kudos to them.

[Goku17]

Though I don't go that much anymore, I do like to browse and read what's been going on. With the recent bust being big news around here, they seemed to have gotten spooked and made the website password protected. I know this place is quite popular so someone is going to bring this up sooner or later.

I asked for the password, but booker said only giving out password to frequent customers. I guess occasional customers like myself arent worth the trouble. Wonder if this will impact their business.

I'm being told that most agencies will not be accepting any new customers unless they have strong references. Anyone who was trying to get into any of these agencies might be SOL.

LOL I'm an existing customer, and I cant even get in now.