Massage Parlor Reports

**Kool Zero** · 03-11-19 17:19

Hi,

If anyone has info on Amanda from GG, could you please message me. I saw hsr in December before her vacation. Sbe gave a really great massage and had a great personality to match. I was hoping to see her again next month on my visit back, but GG is now closed according to the forum posts.

Thanks for any help.

**KalaFina** · 03-11-19 14:06

I agree with many of the things Mr. Bill pointed out it doesn't really matter if the neighbors were the problem or even if the conpetition is the one who did the calls because they could do it again and guess what, LEO will have to investigate again, I've been to CB before unfortunately not as many times as I would've hoped before they closed as it was too far from me at the time. I don't know what you mean by talented professionals because far as I know the majority didn't go ther for a massage and if they did sadly it wasnt what one would expect but I never did mind that part, and what you said about police investigating illegal activity, this is the massage section of the forums in a website that discusses what? I am sure that all of us try to be safe and sometimes go the extra mile there specially if one has a family or a good job they'd like to keep but then again I honestly think that the mongers who got busted in Jupiter also thought the same thing.

Originally Posted by Gentleman100 [View Original Post]

I have a different opinion. I think CB will be better than ever. The neighbors were never the problem, it was the competitors trying to get the business closed. I think that CB will have talented professionals. I think LEO is getting tired of doing the competitor's dirty work by having to investigate false rumors of illegal activities (I. E. Human trafficking, etc.).

When CB opens, I will definitely visit and post my experiences here. I am, by nature, careful, and I have no problem visiting a super premium establishment like CB. As always, be safe.

**Gentleman 100** · 03-11-19 12:42

Originally Posted by MrBill469 [View Original Post]

Electing to avoid patronizing any new establishment housed in the same building as the former Cherry Blossom Spa is probably wise for any of a number of reasons, just as the "re-opening" may, itself, be the only logical next step for the facility.

The certifiably paranoid may come to a "logical" conclusion that this could ONLY be a sting operation set up by LE as a honey-trap to lure in client "johns" for prosecution. If that were true, I might suggest the well-informed customer seek alternative establishments for anything more than a simple back massage.

On the other hand, the obliviously optimistic may observe that the entire facility is set up for showers and tiny massage rooms, making any other use of the building a costly endeavor to totally gut / remodel everything from wall-to-wall. The least-cost tenant for a landlord to attract (one who can use the building "as-is") is going to be another spa / massage type place. However, with the watchful eye of the Health Department, not to mention LE, leaning heavily on the entire operation, a logical assumption would be that any spa / massage type place going into that particular address is most likely going to be REQUIRED to keep to the straight-and-narrow legitimate business model. If THAT were true, I might STILL suggest that the well informed customer seek alternative establishments for anything more than a simple back massage!

Either way, I'm not inclined to go there.

Interestingly, a similar situation has popped up in Tampa on Kennedy Blvd. Some readers here will recall a local Tampa "news" reporter doing an expose' on all the spas on Kennedy Blvd and how they are "obviously" dens of prostitution. From that grew a local church-bourne morality group of self-righteous do-gooders seeking to "Clean Up Kennedy" (that's even the name of their FB page), who actually picketed outside one of the more popular and well-reviewed AMPs (kinda like CB used to be). The building turned out to be owned by some former city-connected guy, so this group also tried to shame the landlord into taking actions counter to his personal business interests (i.e. to evict a paying tenant and, as a result, go without income while maintaining the expense of property ownership). The business actually elected to leave on their own, due to the public pressure of picketers, etc. , and the building was vacant for some time (kinda like CB used to be). Recently, a new spa / massage type place has opened in the same building (kinda like CB), ostensibly for all the same logical business reasons described above regarding use of a facility so equipped. I think the new sign out front of this Tampa place says something like "Foot Massage", but it's clearly an Asian Massage Parlor. That said, for all the same reasons also cited above, many potential clients may be of the belief that it's either some sort of expensive LE sting, or (more likely if you ask me) the establishment will be on the straight-and-narrow legitimate business model and I doubt they'll be getting much business from well-read, well informed mongers in the Tampa area!

I have a different opinion. I think CB will be better than ever. The neighbors were never the problem, it was the competitors trying to get the business closed. I think that CB will have talented professionals. I think LEO is getting tired of doing the competitor's dirty work by having to investigate false rumors of illegal activities (I. E. Human trafficking, etc.).

When CB opens, I will definitely visit and post my experiences here. I am, by nature, careful, and I have no problem visiting a super premium establishment like CB. As always, be safe.

**Kingforanight** · 03-11-19 10:56

Originally Posted by LongWhiskers [View Original Post]

I agree. Any good lawyer or police officer will tell you that if they were questioned as a suspect, they would also remain silent an ask for an attorney. If they would do it, you should too.

This 46 minutes video by an attorney and cop is a must watch for anyone who has any questions about what to do if a police officer attempts to ask you anything. The answer is "say nothing". Shut up and ask for a lawyer. You can only make things worse for yourself by talking. Never better. It's hard to do because you think it will make you look guilty but they already think you are guilty. That's why they are talking to you.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d-7o9xYp7eE

**ToyTundra2006** · 03-11-19 08:58

Since we can't search on 3 letter words can someone please share or PM me insight on Mia.

Thanks in advance.

https://www.adultlook.com/p/2932082

**SevenYearMitch** · 03-10-19 21:55

Originally Posted by DominicanPete [View Original Post]

https://www.wptv.com/news/region-n-p...hidden-cameras

Good read. The police took intel from this site as part of their effort to secure a warrant.

Interesting. Here's the quote below from the article where they mention this site. How dare they call us "illicit", A2 should sue them for libel, LOL.

The warrants also reveal detectives relied on two illicit massage parlor locator websites for leads: RubMaps.com and USASexGuide.nl. Lead investigator Andrew Sharp included screenshots from the site, with reviews specifically about rub and tugs at Orchids of Asia.

**FartingCows** · 03-10-19 21:53

Originally Posted by James185 [View Original Post]

https://www.seattletimes.com/seattle...ssage-parlors/

That is the regular way that they re supposed to do it. Getting a sneak and peek is skipping that step. I have a feeling their warrant will be thrown out. Other, less intrusive means available.

**MrBill469** · 03-10-19 17:37

Originally Posted by Jiat2001 [View Original Post]

I drove by after reading something about CB reopening soon. If true then I would avoid that place due to recent reports. Stay safe.

Electing to avoid patronizing any new establishment housed in the same building as the former Cherry Blossom Spa is probably wise for any of a number of reasons, just as the "re-opening" may, itself, be the only logical next step for the facility.

The certifiably paranoid may come to a "logical" conclusion that this could ONLY be a sting operation set up by LE as a honey-trap to lure in client "johns" for prosecution. If that were true, I might suggest the well-informed customer seek alternative establishments for anything more than a simple back massage.

On the other hand, the obliviously optimistic may observe that the entire facility is set up for showers and tiny massage rooms, making any other use of the building a costly endeavor to totally gut / remodel everything from wall-to-wall. The least-cost tenant for a landlord to attract (one who can use the building "as-is") is going to be another spa / massage type place. However, with the watchful eye of the Health Department, not to mention LE, leaning heavily on the entire operation, a logical assumption would be that any spa / massage type place going into that particular address is most likely going to be REQUIRED to keep to the straight-and-narrow legitimate business model. If THAT were true, I might STILL suggest that the well informed customer seek alternative establishments for anything more than a simple back massage!

Either way, I'm not inclined to go there.

Interestingly, a similar situation has popped up in Tampa on Kennedy Blvd. Some readers here will recall a local Tampa "news" reporter doing an expose' on all the spas on Kennedy Blvd and how they are "obviously" dens of prostitution. From that grew a local church-bourne morality group of self-righteous do-gooders seeking to "Clean Up Kennedy" (that's even the name of their FB page), who actually picketed outside one of the more popular and well-reviewed AMPs (kinda like CB used to be). The building turned out to be owned by some former city-connected guy, so this group also tried to shame the landlord into taking actions counter to his personal business interests (i.e. to evict a paying tenant and, as a result, go without income while maintaining the expense of property ownership). The business actually elected to leave on their own, due to the public pressure of picketers, etc. , and the building was vacant for some time (kinda like CB used to be). Recently, a new spa / massage type place has opened in the same building (kinda like CB), ostensibly for all the same logical business reasons described above regarding use of a facility so equipped. I think the new sign out front of this Tampa place says something like "Foot Massage", but it's clearly an Asian Massage Parlor. That said, for all the same reasons also cited above, many potential clients may be of the belief that it's either some sort of expensive LE sting, or (more likely if you ask me) the establishment will be on the straight-and-narrow legitimate business model and I doubt they'll be getting much business from well-read, well informed mongers in the Tampa area!

**James185** · 03-10-19 11:23

https://www.seattletimes.com/seattle...ssage-parlors/

**grandlarr** · 03-10-19 09:44

First time in Orlando area and looking to go for a massage. Which one of these places would you recommend and the cost.

**Gentleman 100** · 03-10-19 09:39

Originally Posted by Jiat2001 [View Original Post]

I drove by after reading something about CB reopening soon. If true then I would avoid that place due to recent reports. Stay safe.

Actually, the truth is that CB was closed down voluntarily to regroup after lesser competitors attacked (called LEO). The licenses are valid and in order (I checked). When it reopens, I will certainly visit as often as my wallet allows me to.

Be safe.

**LongWhiskers** · 03-10-19 07:41

Originally Posted by Horsetrader [View Original Post]

Don't try to make up a story, if they disprove your story in court you are in deep trouble. Don't fall for bait such as "If you tell me everything, you can go home now."

I agree. Any good lawyer or police officer will tell you that if they were questioned as a suspect, they would also remain silent an ask for an attorney. If they would do it, you should too.

**Horsetrader** · 03-10-19 02:42

Originally Posted by LongWhiskers [View Original Post]

Some misunderstanding here about traffic stops and making statements;.

1) Police DO NOT have to read you Miranda warnings (your rights) unless you are a.) in custody and b.) being questioned. For practical reasons that means whatever you volunteer during a routine traffic stop or other police inquiry can be used against you. Do not say anything if questioned about potential criminal activity. The police know that most people are confused about this and they will exploit it because they know it might be their only bite at the apple.

Don't try to make up a story, if they disprove your story in court you are in deep trouble. Don't fall for bait such as "If you tell me everything, you can go home now."

**ShaggyJax** · 03-09-19 22:47

Originally Posted by FreakMe [View Original Post]

I read an article today where the lead detective said for every guy the tracker down 5 got away. Also they had 3 detectives watching live CCTV at headquarters of all the rooms from 9 am to 11 pm. If a female customer entered the building / room they would stop the feed since they were only targeting men. They said the operation listed $400,000.

I suspect it could be argued that by recording only male clients, the police violated the equal justice under the law clause in the Constitution. By only recording male suspects or not recording all clients whether they are male or female while surveilling illegal activity would be biased policing. That might not pass Constitutional muster and probably shouldn't.

Shaggy.