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[QUOTE=Marlowe;4171009]In general I hear you Dac, but tell it to former Lakers great James Worthy. He was in Houston, called for an outcall he had used before and LE had taken it over and busted him, and proceeded to spread it all over the news, destroying his marriage (his wife didn't know NBA players sometimes get some on the road? And damaging his reputation. My point would be that the risk, while more minimal than an AMP, is still there with outcalls. Why wouldn't someone with Kraft's means just fly someone in?[/QUOTE]Yeah, but that was a long time ago, before the internet. Now they don't have to use the resources needed to set up guys on outcalls, they can just set up shop and have you come to them or do what they did with the establishment Kraft visited. Instead of busting 3 or 4 guys a day they can bust dozens a day. There was really no such thing as an incall back then unless it was a SW. I never wonder if an outcall might be a sting today, however it's always in the back of my mind on an incall.

With this kind of shit going on all over the USA, the powers that be are concerned with some old guy getting a HE at a massage parlor when the real criminal are right under our noses. This piece of vermin isn't going to fare very well in the next 20 years.

[URL]https://news.yahoo.com/ex-las-vegas-headliner-gets-20-years-federal-012436795.html?.tsrc=daily_mail&uh_test=2_05[/URL]

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You need to read something besides cop papers. The ladies in the place were often seen around Jupiter hanging out together and alone.

According to Deadspin nobody has been charged with trafficking and the Vero Beach Police is inconsistant in listing the charges, at one spot they say

This six-month investigation involving multiple jurisdictions has culminated by charging nearly two hundred subjects with over two hundred counts of solicitation. Additionally, the main targets of the investigation were also charged with various counts of law violations to include the following: Racketeering, deriving support from prostitution, engaging in prostitution, and transportation for prostitution.

This is going to be like all these other "trafficking" busts. One or two people MIGHT get charged but none will be convicted. If you want to know what was really happening, it's the same shit all the time

[url]https://www.palmbeachpost.com/news/20190115/jupiter-mayor-faces-challenger-in-march-election[/url]

It's always about an election, millions spent and they will end up with some misdemeanor soliciting and a few pandering convictions.

American Theocracy in action.

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[QUOTE=Lotsoffun201;4174306]With this kind of shit going on all over the USA, the powers that be are concerned with some old guy getting a HE at a massage parlor when the real criminal are right under our noses. This piece of vermin isn't going to fare very well in the next 20 years.

[URL]https://news.yahoo.com/ex-las-vegas-headliner-gets-20-years-federal-012436795.html?.tsrc=daily_mail&uh_test=2_05[/URL][/QUOTE]Would it be perjury or at least lying to a judge if the claim on a search warrant request identified probable cause for human trafficking? Or can they claim anything (aliens, spilt milk, Bigfoot) and it becomes the judges responsibility to believe them or not? If someone lies to a judge as a defendant or witness its perjury. The sheriff is a witness to a crime and the search warrant is produced based on that proof or probable proof?

[QUOTE=punteruk;4172948]They haven't produced any evidence of this, they just speculated based on the fact that the ladies were sleeping and cooking there, along with the anti-prostitution movement's mantra that "all sex work is coerced". They are already walking this back. Like in so many other high profile "trafficking" stings, the trafficking aspect will fade away, the "victims" will disappear, and now that the "outing" damage is done the suckers will be hit with a small fine. But you are right about the billionaires on the wall.[/QUOTE]Here in Florida we know this to be all politically motivated and possibly even personal. The trafficking charges are most likely BS and will result in nothing. The fact is very simple. China has 1 billion people so figure 400-500 million women. Most live in poverty or close to it. So a prostitute who works in China can make 10-20 US dollars a day unless very hot and working in tourist areas to get foreign money. So as I understand it many women in China come her quite willingly to make hundreds of dollars per day. Most send the money home or save for themselves. Others are more than happy to find an American sugar dad and stay here. That being said, if I ever suspected any working girl in any situation was not providing services of her own free will, I would be the first to walk away quickly and if possible, lend assistance to the victim any way I could. I believe most honest mongers (not psychos) including Robert Kraft feel the same.

[QUOTE=TommyBB;4210848]Here in Florida we know this to be all politically motivated and possibly even personal. The trafficking charges are most likely BS and will result in nothing. The fact is very simple. China has 1 billion people so figure 400-500 million women. Most live in poverty or close to it. So a prostitute who works in China can make 10-20 US dollars a day unless very hot and working in tourist areas to get foreign money. So as I understand it many women in China come her quite willingly to make hundreds of dollars per day. Most send the money home or save for themselves. Others are more than happy to find an American sugar dad and stay here. That being said, if I ever suspected any working girl in any situation was not providing services of her own free will, I would be the first to walk away quickly and if possible, lend assistance to the victim any way I could. I believe most honest mongers (not psychos) including Robert Kraft feel the same.[/QUOTE]We used to have so many good Spas in Henderson and now you are lucky to find one that doesn't get closed down in a couple weeks. Its politics and bureaucracy. They make it look like people are stealing our children to enslave them and get all kinds of grant money for task forces and shiny new SUVs and swat gear for all the raids on rooms full of enslaved women.

Nobody thinks human trafficking is good, but its like all those Satanic day care places in the 80's. It barely exists and it's mostly people making choices because of bad economic situations or perhaps choosing a way to make money that supports their drug habit, once again, their own business.

Shedding lurkerdom to share with you this amusing tidbit if you like those sweet young college girls.

[URL]https://www.ktnv.com/news/unlv-ranks-8th-for-sugar-babies[/URL]

And this one; not so good news.

[URL]https://knpr.org/knpr/2019-03/bill-targets-massage-parlors-used-prostitution-fronts[/URL]

Good luck, gentlemen.

[QUOTE=Strannik;4219457]Shedding lurkerdom to share with you this amusing tidbit if you like those sweet young college girls.

[URL]https://www.ktnv.com/news/unlv-ranks-8th-for-sugar-babies[/URL]

And this one; not so good news.

[URL]https://knpr.org/knpr/2019-03/bill-targets-massage-parlors-used-prostitution-fronts[/URL]

Good luck, gentlemen.[/QUOTE]I can't believe that there is 1000 massage parlors in Clark County. The 400 reflexology shops might be believable. Sounds like fake news to me.

ThePlayer.

[QUOTE=Strannik;4219457]Shedding lurkerdom to share with you this amusing tidbit if you like those sweet young college girls.

[URL]https://www.ktnv.com/news/unlv-ranks-8th-for-sugar-babies[/URL]

And this one; not so good news.

[URL]https://knpr.org/knpr/2019-03/bill-targets-massage-parlors-used-prostitution-fronts[/URL]

Good luck, gentlemen.[/QUOTE]Thanks for the article shares. I'm not surprised that UNLV ranks high. So many girls around here will do anything but study and work to make a living. Far too many of them just want to be bottle service girls, strippers, cocktail servers, etc. Because of the cash. I've met more instahoes and the type here than anywhere I've lived, and I've lived in bigger cities as well as rural areas. It cracks me up how many girls I meet on dating apps who are in one of those lines of "work" not aware that their looks will only last so long and take them so far. It's like pro sports, only the top echelon really makes it long term or at all. Many of these girls have admitted to me that they meet wealthy men in their lines of work and hope to one day just marry and be housewives or become sugar babies. There's something about Vegas girls. I've even met up with girls who I thought were different. One was a physical therapist, smart, and witty. I thought we could actually date, but then it came out like so many other times that she meets a lot of wealthy men in her line of work, and I heard a familiar line of reasoning and so forth. I know they're not all like that here, and I feel like I run into a disproportionate amount of them as well. But Vegas is more full of these types than I've ever encountered anywhere.

The part in the article about the news story cracks me up how the girl is out 5 k. I don't know how you get done like that nowadays. Hard to believe people still get catfished and all that too. Stop fucking with Nigerian princes needing help clearing checks or posers who are making it rain just to get in your pants.

That being said, I've enjoyed some success on SA in this town for hobbying. I'm not really looking to provide anyone with an allowance or have that type of arrangement. I'm sure other places could be better, but SA is decent here, and it's the only place I've done it. There are plenty of attractive and young "non-escorts" on there willing to do a reasonable PPM. I've found it to be more enjoyable too because the girls I dealt with spent the evening with me including dinner and drinks as well as bedding down. I suppose for both parties involved it feels like less of what it is when it's not a clock watching ordeal. Almost like friends with benefits plus an added twist. I'm glad other members on here shared similar experiences, and to those that didn't enjoy it I hope they found an outlet to their liking.

[QUOTE=ThePlayer;4220289]I can't believe that there is 1000 massage parlors in Clark County. The 400 reflexology shops might be believable. Sounds like fake news to me.

ThePlayer.[/QUOTE]Not to mention "in his 25 years as a prosecutor he says he has never seen a happy sex worker. " -- pure BS.

[QUOTE=SexThinker;4221197]Not to mention "in his 25 years as a prosecutor he says he has never seen a happy sex worker. " -- pure BS.[/QUOTE]He might be speaking the truth. After all, not all of us have the talent to leave them satisfied and happy.

Wow! Proud to say, three of the top 10 are in Florida, my home state!

Go Knights, Seminoles and 'Gators!

C3.

[QUOTE=Strannik;4219457]Shedding lurkerdom to share with you this amusing tidbit if you like those sweet young college girls.

[URL]https://www.ktnv.com/news/unlv-ranks-8th-for-sugar-babies[/URL]

And this one; not so good news.

[URL]https://knpr.org/knpr/2019-03/bill-targets-massage-parlors-used-prostitution-fronts[/URL]

Good luck, gentlemen.[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=ThePlayer;4220289]I can't believe that there is 1000 massage parlors in Clark County. The 400 reflexology shops might be believable. Sounds like fake news to me.

ThePlayer.[/QUOTE]Agreed. #Fakenews. There are literally not enough workers around here for 1000 AMPs.

Just caught a teaser on this morning's TV news entitled "Vegas Vice" which will apparently be a segment on the 10 PM news, tomorrow Wednesday May 8 on Fox 5 Vegas. There are apparently stepped up enforcement at AMPs and though one of the uncles in the teaser says something to the effect of "going after the big fish", maybe there will be some hobbyists caught up in that mess.

I don't have a DVR to record it.

Stay safe.

Great case for why you need a separate hobby phone:

[URL]https://www.foxnews.com/lifestyle/maid-of-honor-friends-wedding-cheating-best-man-ex-fiance[/URL]

Be sure and read the last paragraph, the bride's maid's new screen saver.

C3.