Massage Parlor Reports

**Chieric** · 09-23-10 19:58

All I can say is WOW! Lily has done it again. 3 Rockstars now.

New girl Adrian at FunCity and I think a lot of guys would like her. I did a doubletake. She is smokin hot.

Adrian is literally a cross between Nicole & Brandy. Cutting to the chase here. Go halfway between the two in every category except hair. She's literally in the middle. Black shoulder length hair with lots of body. Ample top. The girl is put together. She might settle the Ginger vs. Maryanne debate.

I haven't experienced Cherry, but I think you guys who saw Cherry would really go for this girl. She looks like the Cherry pics on the FC site.

Nothing out of the ordinary as far as the routine, but she's a beauty.

**BigTime3** · 09-22-10 22:08

Originally Posted by Ignacus

It was 2:15 by the time I walked out. I'd been there over 20 minutes and I knew the "next" girl would be trying to rush me out. I also figured, that if I walked out, there would be more consequences for Nicole for losing business. Especially since I was the only monger in the place. These posting make it a "customer care" issue that my company would jump through hoops to address. Wish I could send them a link to the posting.

Visited FC last week and saw Nicole, first time with her. Had a good time, good attitude, nice natural rack, good service. No funds up front. Would repeat with her.

Later BT3

**Cephlapod Love** · 09-22-10 07:24

This is a couple of days old....but note the last few lines - OUCH!

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Police: Drexel Hill ‘Brothel’ Busted
Staff

9/21/2010
8:13pm

Delaware County authorities have busted an alleged brothel in Drexel Hill and arrested two women on prostitution charges.

KYW’s Mark Abrams reports Upper Darby Police Superintendent Michael Chitwood says cops were tipped by neighbors and a flyer printed from the Internet about daytime activities at a home in the 2200 block of Ardmore Avenue.

Chitwood says an undercover officer was sent into the home and paid $180 for a massage, during which he was offered sexual favors. He declined, but agreed to return the next day.

Chitwood says when the officer came back and paid his money and negotiated a tip with the so-called masseuse, police moved in:

“Prior to becoming involved in type of sexual activity, we hit the location with a search warrant and we placed two ladies under arrest.”

Margaret Dougherty, 41, who lived in the home, and Amy Prudish, 38, of Riegelsville, were charged with prostitution and related offenses. Both are free on bail.

Chitwood says investigators also confiscated three notebooks showing client names, dates of services and amounts paid, as well as handgun a rifle, a computer and cell phones.

http://kyw.cbslocal.com/2010/09/21/p...rothel-busted/

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Hope no one is on "the list!"

Here's other versions of the story:
http://www.delcotimes.com/articles/2...f248507687.txt

http://www.google.com/url?url=http:/...TyjwmA&cad=rja

Same old problem.... never agree to pay money for sex - it is illegal!

Is this the place that advertised on BP with the massage table in a very narrow room and a window AC unit? {see pdf file}

http://philadelphia.backpage.com/Bod...day-33/5498100

I'd be cautious of this place anyway...

**Ath Trainer** · 09-20-10 05:13

Originally Posted by Tonsil Hockey

Trainer,

Sarcoidosis only becomes an acute disease as a result of the non-intervention of a chronic disorder. My reference to no-one caring was aimed soley at her caretaker(s) - a.k.a "the mamasan", or those who otherwise run the establishment. A 911 call on the day of the incident would have in no way been soon enough to have saved he life - in fact my commentary refers to (obscurely) the probability that she received only food, water, and a roof over her head. Even a first year Med student would have picked up on the lung sounds and skin condition (and cosmetics would not hide the rash/bruising). The owners could have dropped her off at one of the city's health centers soon enough (six months ago), she would still be alive, and at no cost to them (although ICE would have become involved, and their "investment" would have instantly dried up).

People who are involved in illegal activities, do not always think right in a emergency situation. You add into the situation that the employees/mamasan are from a different culture and would probably not feel comfortable taking her somewhere and endangering themselves.

There is a lot of room in this matter for people to make assumptions and jump to conclusions. Maybe we should not be so judgemental.

**Tonsil Hockey** · 09-19-10 17:27

Originally Posted by SpeedRacer29

What is really horrible about this situation is that there was someone else with her when she started to have a problem and that person decided to leave her there, lock the door as they left, and then drive out to the Burger King in Morton, Delaware County before they called 911. Why not call from the nearest pay phone when they walked out the door? Would it have made a difference? Probably not......but that person didn`t know that. He might have even taken his money back and perhaps other money that didn`t belong to him. If there is any justice in the world, that asswipe used a credit card to pay for the massage. If he did, it`s only a matter of time before the cops contact him.

Trainer,

Sarcoidosis only becomes an acute disease as a result of the non-intervention of a chronic disorder. My reference to no-one caring was aimed soley at her caretaker(s) - a.k.a "the mamasan", or those who otherwise run the establishment. A 911 call on the day of the incident would have in no way been soon enough to have saved he life - in fact my commentary refers to (obscurely) the probability that she received only food, water, and a roof over her head. Even a first year Med student would have picked up on the lung sounds and skin condition (and cosmetics would not hide the rash/bruising). The owners could have dropped her off at one of the city's health centers soon enough (six months ago), she would still be alive, and at no cost to them (although ICE would have become involved, and their "investment" would have instantly dried up).

**Member #5237** · 09-19-10 13:36

Originally Posted by Ath Trainer

For a couple of intelligent guys, you say some stupid things.

First of all, don't blame others for not taking care of her on going illness. SHE should have been going to the Dr. to get some meds. It's also possible she was trying to treat it with some hollistic methods from her native culture.

Secondly, who said a monger left her there, and called the cops? Where were the other girls and the mamasan? I got the impression that she either started to have a problem, or was found DOA, by one of the employees of the MP. They, got their stuff, left, and called 911. She could not have been the only employee in the place when this happened, correct?

Before you accuse someone of saying something stupid, know the facts. The 911 call was placed from the Burger King on Baltimore Pike in Morton Delaware County, which according to MAPQUEST is 21 miles from the massage parlor. A fellow employee would have no reason to travel that far away before calling for help. I have been going to AMPs for close to 30 years and many times there was only 1 person there when I arrived. AMPs, like all businesses, know what times of the week they will be busy and when they will be slow and adjust the employees schedules accordingly. Although at most AMPs the girls work AND live there, there are some exceptions.

None of us know if she was seeing a doctor for her condition or if she was using some hollistic methods. Neither scenerio would preclude her from having a medical emergency, which she obviously did have, and someone who didn't want the cops to know they were there left that woman there to die and did not call for help until they were far from the scene. As I stated before, we have no way of knowing if she would have lived had she received medical attention earlier, but the right thing to do would have been to call for help immediately, not wait until approx. 30 minutes later (MAPQUEST time).

**Ath Trainer** · 09-19-10 08:19

Originally Posted by SpeedRacer29

What is really horrible about this situation is that there was someone else with her when she started to have a problem and that person decided to leave her there, lock the door as they left, and then drive out to the Burger King in Morton, Delaware County before they called 911. Why not call from the nearest pay phone when they walked out the door? Would it have made a difference? Probably not......but that person didn`t know that. He might have even taken his money back and perhaps other money that didn`t belong to him. If there is any justice in the world, that asswipe used a credit card to pay for the massage. If he did, it`s only a matter of time before the cops contact him.

For a couple of intelligent guys, you say some stupid things.

First of all, don't blame others for not taking care of her on going illness. SHE should have been going to the Dr. to get some meds. It's also possible she was trying to treat it with some hollistic methods from her native culture.

Secondly, who said a monger left her there, and called the cops? Where were the other girls and the mamasan? I got the impression that she either started to have a problem, or was found DOA, by one of the employees of the MP. They, got their stuff, left, and called 911. She could not have been the only employee in the place when this happened, correct?

**Member #5237** · 09-18-10 19:07

Originally Posted by Tonsil Hockey

Irregardless, the poor gal suffered one horrendous death. I work as a Paramedic in the five county (PA) area, and in 20 years have seen three cases of it. If memory serves, it usually hits the lungs, liver, skeletal system and skin, and isn't communicable.

When channel 6 stated "compromised immune system" I kinda thought the same as everyone else, however, the disease is resultant from immune system hyperactivity, in a similar way to Lupus.

I'd venture to say that it had been left untreated for no less than a year. About $20.00 worth of prednisone would have at least helped to make her comfortable. The sad thing is that while the disease is usually fatal (in the long term), it can be managed to the point that an improved quality of life can be obtained for around a hundred per month, and those around her didn't care enough to help.

What is really horrible about this situation is that there was someone else with her when she started to have a problem and that person decided to leave her there, lock the door as they left, and then drive out to the Burger King in Morton, Delaware County before they called 911. Why not call from the nearest pay phone when they walked out the door? Would it have made a difference? Probably not......but that person didn`t know that. He might have even taken his money back and perhaps other money that didn`t belong to him. If there is any justice in the world, that asswipe used a credit card to pay for the massage. If he did, it`s only a matter of time before the cops contact him.

**Tonsil Hockey** · 09-18-10 18:16

Irregardless, the poor gal suffered one horrendous death. I work as a Paramedic in the five county (PA) area, and in 20 years have seen three cases of it. If memory serves, it usually hits the lungs, liver, skeletal system and skin, and isn't communicable.

When channel 6 stated "compromised immune system" I kinda thought the same as everyone else, however, the disease is resultant from immune system hyperactivity, in a similar way to Lupus.

I'd venture to say that it had been left untreated for no less than a year. About $20.00 worth of prednisone would have at least helped to make her comfortable. The sad thing is that while the disease is usually fatal (in the long term), it can be managed to the point that an improved quality of life can be obtained for around a hundred per month, and those around her didn't care enough to help.

**York** · 09-18-10 00:54

This is typically a lung disorder.

It is not transferrable from person to person.

Thus it may have been just continual coughing resulting in choking.

**Hair54** · 09-17-10 15:18

Compromised immune system?

That dont sound good.

**Ath Trainer** · 09-17-10 05:52

Originally Posted by Bill 72

The autopsy said heart disease and compromised immune system. But who knows and who knows if we will ever really find out.

Why don't you perform your own autopsy? Sounds like Michael Jackson's parents.

**Bill 72** · 09-16-10 10:56

Originally Posted by York

I have heard cause of death MAY be choking.

Food or condom or cum.

Rumor, but that is what I heard.

The other girls and staff got so scared, they all dressed and left.

Don't know if they took care of the video system or left it intact.

Death accidental, per rumor.

The autopsy said heart disease and compromised immune system. But who knows and who knows if we will ever really find out.

**York** · 09-16-10 10:43

I have heard cause of death MAY be choking.

Food or condom or cum.

Rumor, but that is what I heard.

The other girls and staff got so scared, they all dressed and left.

Don't know if they took care of the video system or left it intact.

Death accidental, per rumor.

**Chris Hansen** · 09-13-10 09:00

Woman found dead in Center City massage parlor

Inquirer Staff Report
Police are investigating the death of a woman inside an illegal massage parlor in Center City.

Officers went to 813 Sansom St. about 9:50 p.m. Sunday after Delaware County's 911 center received a call from a phone booth in the county reporting a problem at the Philadelphia address, police said.

The door was locked and the officers received no response from inside.

After getting inside, they found the body of a woman, about 35 years old, in a bed on the second floor of the building, police said. A Kosher restaurant with a separate entrance is on the ground floor.

Medics pronounced her dead at 9:57 p.m.

Investigators found no signs of foul play and are awaiting the results of an autopsy.

http://www.philly.com/philly/news/br...ge_parlor.html