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Like I said before, they asked for personal information that a lot of us refused to give and didn't give this agency a try. Those that were obsessed with Shu, took a chance on it. Hopefully, they destroyed all the material like they said they would. But, from this raid, it doesn't appear that way. Hopefully, none of us here are affected by it. I wish that LEO would put this much effort on other crimes. Stay safe everyone.
[QUOTE=IcyBlu;6670513]No, being on a list doesn't mean you committed a crime. Unless you were caught in the act or openly admit to it, you should be fine.[/QUOTE]You will be fine until somebody leaks the list to the press (as it happened with the zumba lady) or publishes it online. Then you are not going to be fine anymore.
The probability of this outcome went up big time when they mentioned that there are politicians on the list(s). There would be people willing to find out who those politicians are.
Does anyone know what happened to the customer database when Bad got busted? Did it ever get leaked?
[QUOTE=Alejhenry;6670040]Sadly, all good things must come to an end.[/QUOTE]Yup, just read the news reports and it mentions the verification process and I'd's. Question is will this have leggs and will the busts filter down to the store front AMPs.
[QUOTE=IcyBlu;6670513]No, being on a list doesn't mean you've committed a crime. Unless you were caught in the act or openly admit to it, you should be fine.[/QUOTE]This, unless there's a digital footprint proving that someone solicited for services explicitly, a name on a list means nothing. One can always claim that his identity was stolen. Super bummed about this tho.
[QUOTE=RomeoDunn;6670790]This, unless there's a digital footprint proving that someone solicited for services explicitly, a name on a list means nothing. One can always claim that his identity was stolen. Super bummed about this tho.[/QUOTE]You are talking about the legal side of the story — but it's pretty much guaranteed that no one will go after the people on the customers' list legally. That's not an issue. The issue is that if the list somehow becomes public, it would constitute a nearly fatal blow to certain people on the list. If you are a snow-plowing bum, you could be on any list imaginable and nothing could possibly happen to you. However, if you are, let's say, a full professor at the major university in the Boston area (you know those, right?) or an executive at the major pharmaceutical company, or (God forbid!) a congressman, you will be in the deepest shit possible if your name is linked to this story, even without any formal charges against you.
[QUOTE=Comcast7777;6670694]Does anyone know what happened to the customer database when Bad got busted? Did it ever get leaked?[/QUOTE]I know people who were verified with them. Nothing happened, their names didn't show up on any leaked list.
[QUOTE=BostonBoyBack;6670426]Does that mean the Feds are coming to a work place or home to serve a warrant?[/QUOTE]Guys, just stop with this.
The Feds care about two things: the money trail and the interstate "trafficking" of the girls. I put that in quotes because its BS but when the girls cross state lines it triggers Feds. Same thing with BAD and their Atlanta branch. I have never heard of a single monger getting harassed EVER and I go all the way back to the beginning of Boston K Girls.
[QUOTE=Comcast7777;6670694]Does anyone know what happened to the customer database when Bad got busted? Did it ever get leaked?[/QUOTE]I was verified with BAD when they were around. When they got busted I was never contacted by anybody. One thing is for sure, no way in hell another agencies like BTT will ever come around here again. Like who in their right mind would want to be a client of theirs when they demand real world info? Fuck that and fuck them! Never again!
Already took their TER profiles down. That was fast.
[QUOTE=FreddieMyers;6669919]This isn't looking good.[/QUOTE][URL]https://www.justice.gov/d9/2023-11/usa_v._han_lee_et_al_-_complaint_affidavit_redacted.pdf[/URL]
[QUOTE=Spill;6671034][URL]https://www.justice.gov/d9/2023-11/usa_v._han_lee_et_al_-_complaint_affidavit_redacted.pdf[/URL][/QUOTE]I was relieved to skim that and see no mention of any database or personal identifying information.
The thing that has me sweating is the prosecutor saying in the press releases that the investigation into the clients is just beginning. Why would they investigate if they had no intention of prosecuting or at least leveraging that info somehow?
Is MA Angels related to BTT? I saw that their website is also down but not seized by the fed.
[QUOTE=Spill;6671034][URL]https://www.justice.gov/d9/2023-11/usa_v._han_lee_et_al_-_complaint_affidavit_redacted.pdf[/URL][/QUOTE]"More specifically, once the information is verified, the sex.
Customer receives a text message from phone numbers associated with the brothels. In the.
Alternative, clients also can be verified through their "TerID" or through "Preferred 411. " Based.
On my training and experience, I am aware that "TerID" refers to an identification assigned to.
Commercial sex workers and to VIP members of a website titled www.TheErotiRview.com.
Which provides clients with, among other things, access to reviews and lists of and allow searches.
For commercial sex workers. Likewise, I am aware that "Preferred 411" refers to a website titled.
www.prefered411.com".
"Investigators have already identified several of the alleged customers through surveillance, phone records, and interviews, Levy said. ".
Above are two direct quotes, seems like the identified parties are from surveilance, phone calls and actually talking to people.
If any of my AMPs get shut down I'll riot in the street.
Are we at risk? What precautions should we take? Do they intend to go after clients? The language on the news and the document shared seems unclear on that. I'm very worried and scared right now.