Massage Parlor Reports

**Pearl Jam** · 03-18-19 16:59

So anyone care to take a stab at who's next?

Some dudes I know seem to think steering clear of Yuris 24th unit would be a good idea for now.

**Rock Hard808** · 03-18-19 16:19

Originally Posted by HonoluluYobo [View Original Post]

It seems that the whole Cityxguide.com is shut down, except for the fake ads.

Just checked it out and it looks like normal just minus some of the places that got busted.

**Honolulu Yobo** · 03-18-19 15:24

Originally Posted by MoonOfJamaica [View Original Post]

All lights turned off. The whole building looks closed.

Even 4th floor church looks devastated.

It seems that the whole Cityxguide.com is shut down, except for the fake ads.

**Johnny14** · 03-18-19 13:59

Originally Posted by WhiteLava [View Original Post]

Funny- when I read your title, I thought you were implying, that anyone going to PT was scraping bottom!

LOL, yeah come to think about it when associating Johnny Holmes 14 inch with bottom scrapping it does make sense, ha ha. And also if you're packing that much meat I would think that post title was meant for guys like myself.

**ExoticKnight** · 03-18-19 13:13

Originally Posted by Blake123 [View Original Post]

Oh yes. We mongers know the vast majority--if any--of the AMP girls are not being forced to work. But, the media and news outlets seem to believe they are being trafficked, and have a field day reporting each event. Too bad the authorities aren't catching the real traffickers instead of targeting easy prey. When's the last time anyone has heard of a pimp being prosecuted and convicted in Hawaii. The fact that the former deputy prosecutor was snorting coke on the job and trafficiking in drugs (while simultaneously prosecuting others for doing the same thing) didn't help things any. SMH.

And she herself was banging a firefighter. SMH.

**SpoodrikBrad1** · 03-18-19 06:09

The woman (Golden Spa Yuki) who was arrested at the AY Wong Bldg was not 49 years old, but infact 51 years old. If you re-read the news article, there's an age correction. This should put to rest the debate about her age, especially as some brothers have claimed that she's in her 20's or 30's.

**MoonOfJamaica** · 03-17-19 19:35

All lights turned off. The whole building looks closed.

Even 4th floor church looks devastated.

**John Ross** · 03-16-19 22:27

Originally Posted by MasterChief69 [View Original Post]

Most properties can't pick and choose like that. The smaller-time owners struggle to find tenants in many of these places. They will continue to rent out to massage places. They are good overall tenants, alway pay on time and usually no trouble. Most of the long time owners will be able to read between the line, its a stunt by the interim city prosecutor both to fluff up their image to voters and to take focus off their own wrong doing. It will blow over.

I beg to differ. If I had a tenant like that and there was an arrest, they would be gone in an instant. The mom and pop owners can't afford it either, especially if the gov't decides to commence asset forfeiture proceedings. Hawaii asset forfeiture laws are some of the most lax and the country and the only way to fight it is with lawyers, and that is costly. You should know, as you live in CC, that Reid is always looking at the arrest logs. If there is an arrest on property for prostitution, the owner will get a letter from building management very quickly.

As for the arrests yesterday, one lady, Korean, 49 year old Was arrested on property, and a 62 year old lady was arrested at her home a couple blocks away. Stay safe, why'all.

**Blake123** · 03-16-19 22:06

Originally Posted by WhiteLava [View Original Post]

It's all a smokescreen! There is no hump trafficking in these AMPs! They know it but it gives them cover to run these busts and get that fed $$ It's going on across the country- let's them apply "sneak and peek", which was designed to catch terrorists. In Florida, they have charged hundreds of Johns, but not one case of human trafficking! Go figure!

Oh yes. We mongers know the vast majority--if any--of the AMP girls are not being forced to work. But, the media and news outlets seem to believe they are being trafficked, and have a field day reporting each event. Too bad the authorities aren't catching the real traffickers instead of targeting easy prey. When's the last time anyone has heard of a pimp being prosecuted and convicted in Hawaii. The fact that the former deputy prosecutor was snorting coke on the job and trafficiking in drugs (while simultaneously prosecuting others for doing the same thing) didn't help things any. SMH.

**White Lava** · 03-16-19 16:53

Originally Posted by PanochaMan [View Original Post]

Yes, I'm sure they're trying their best to show use of the 1. 2 million that the feds gave them. Funny how all of these busts mention case workers on hand in case girls need help getting out of sex trafficking, but there's never any mention of someone being rescued.

It's all a smokescreen! There is no hump trafficking in these AMPs! They know it but it gives them cover to run these busts and get that fed $$ It's going on across the country- let's them apply "sneak and peek", which was designed to catch terrorists. In Florida, they have charged hundreds of Johns, but not one case of human trafficking! Go figure!

**ExoticKnight** · 03-16-19 15:44

Originally Posted by JohnRoss [View Original Post]

That's bad news for the monger. With more of these busts, landlords will be tightening up their rentals to massage establishments. Expect more closures where there has been arrests for prostitution. Stay safe.

That's why is good to have a favorite provider or escort that you see often and that trusts you to give you her personal phone number. Then you'll always know where she's at, and do personal out calls if she she can. Works well for me, and safer.

**MasterChief69** · 03-16-19 15:02

Originally Posted by JohnRoss [View Original Post]

That's bad news for the monger. With more of these busts, landlords will be tightening up their rentals to massage establishments. Expect more closures where there has been arrests for prostitution. Stay safe.

Most properties can't pick and choose like that. The smaller-time owners struggle to find tenants in many of these places. They will continue to rent out to massage places. They are good overall tenants, alway pay on time and usually no trouble. Most of the long time owners will be able to read between the line, its a stunt by the interim city prosecutor both to fluff up their image to voters and to take focus off their own wrong doing. It will blow over.

**PanochaMan** · 03-16-19 14:54

Originally Posted by Blake123 [View Original Post]

Perhaps the high level of LE activity the past few months is related to this report from late last year: https://www.kitv.com/story/39298811/...ing-task-force.

Yes, I'm sure they're trying their best to show use of the 1. 2 million that the feds gave them. Funny how all of these busts mention case workers on hand in case girls need help getting out of sex trafficking, but there's never any mention of someone being rescued.

**Pearl Jam** · 03-16-19 12:01

Originally Posted by JohnRoss [View Original Post]

That's bad news for the monger. With more of these busts, landlords will be tightening up their rentals to massage establishments. Expect more closures where there has been arrests for prostitution. Stay safe.

Really? Sanho popped right back up and so is roses. I suspect rejuve will be back in a different form eventually as well.

Doom and gloom doesn't belong in this industry. It's the oldest one in the world and it isn't going anywhere.