Massage Parlor Reports

[Member #6108]

The East Hartford town garage is located directly behind the building. So it would not be uncommon to see police vehicles parked there or on the side street leading to the garage. The cars you see may be in for maintenance (oil changes, brakes, repairs).

Great point. I have been going there for two years. I see LE cars there almost every other visit. I see them inside eating or ordering out. It is no secret who is upstairs. Sometimes I see cars over in a corner where they could be waiting for a repair. I have asked about them at Burn an they were not concerned an were aware of them. Just my 2 cents.

[DevLiam]

Your last observation about the police not parking openly if a bust is in the works is a good one. This place is less than a mile from E. H. LEO HQ, so it is probably not surprising to see cops parked nearby or getting refreshments in that strip mall.

I realize that the surveillance in Florida is being thrown out, but I have not seen any evidence of anyone getting in trouble for it. It is still a major production to plant the surveillance cameras to get the evidence. (The cameras that the spa has will never film the evidence that the cops would want). As for the defects in the Florida case, the judge effectively told them what to do different to make it work: only record when there is a reason to believe something questionable is happening. Monitor to make sure you don't record innocent activity, including women customers. (Were there any? The judge talked about the privacy of female customers.).

The reason I expected to see the tactic used again is because the Florida busts really put a dent into the business of these establishments. A second, highly publicized action like that, anywhere in the country, would really put a major dent into the demand. So, it would be a strategic approach for them to take.

The East Hartford town garage is located directly behind the building. So it would not be uncommon to see police vehicles parked there or on the side street leading to the garage. The cars you see may be in for maintenance (oil changes, brakes, repairs).

[Mr Mike1952]

I'm in the same boat as you. I would be ruined if caught up in a spa bust. That said, when was the last time that a customer was charged in a spa bust or had their name printed in the papers? Customers are never charged with anything because the police have absolutly no evidence regarding your massage. They usually send decoys into the spa in order to entice a masseuse to offer illegal services. Then, the masseuse and the spa owners are in trouble, not the customers. What took place in Florida was an illegal anomoly and the police involved will pay a price for going outside the law. Every police dept. In this country knows enough to not pull off a stunt like that.

All that said, I would probably pass on a spa if I saw a cop car parked close by. I'm comfortable with visiting spas but I also don't need a massage so badly that I would ignore uncomfortable vibes. And, that said, if a spa is about to be busted, there won't be marked police cars parked nearby.

Your last observation about the police not parking openly if a bust is in the works is a good one. This place is less than a mile from E. H. LEO HQ, so it is probably not surprising to see cops parked nearby or getting refreshments in that strip mall.

I realize that the surveillance in Florida is being thrown out, but I have not seen any evidence of anyone getting in trouble for it. It is still a major production to plant the surveillance cameras to get the evidence. (The cameras that the spa has will never film the evidence that the cops would want). As for the defects in the Florida case, the judge effectively told them what to do different to make it work: only record when there is a reason to believe something questionable is happening. Monitor to make sure you don't record innocent activity, including women customers. (Were there any? The judge talked about the privacy of female customers.).

The reason I expected to see the tactic used again is because the Florida busts really put a dent into the business of these establishments. A second, highly publicized action like that, anywhere in the country, would really put a major dent into the demand. So, it would be a strategic approach for them to take.

[Fazone]

Robert Kraft went into a legitimate business, too. They had placed surveillance cameras that recorded the nature and extent of the massage. Sure, Kraft is getting off (of the charges, no pun intended), but I could not stand the embarrassment, and it would be the end of my marriage, just to be charged.

The operation in Florida involved cops hanging out in the area to get license plate info on the cars that the customers came out of.

So that is why I am paranoid.

On the other hand, if they are parked obviously in the area, then there are other possible explanations. Like getting refreshments. Or just trying to sow fear.

I'm in the same boat as you. I would be ruined if caught up in a spa bust. That said, when was the last time that a customer was charged in a spa bust or had their name printed in the papers? Customers are never charged with anything because the police have absolutly no evidence regarding your massage. They usually send decoys into the spa in order to entice a masseuse to offer illegal services. Then, the masseuse and the spa owners are in trouble, not the customers. What took place in Florida was an illegal anomoly and the police involved will pay a price for going outside the law. Every police dept. In this country knows enough to not pull off a stunt like that.

All that said, I would probably pass on a spa if I saw a cop car parked close by. I'm comfortable with visiting spas but I also don't need a massage so badly that I would ignore uncomfortable vibes. And, that said, if a spa is about to be busted, there won't be marked police cars parked nearby.

[Mr Mike1952]

Exactly. These spas are legitimate, licensed businesses. No need for paranoia. You're not breaking any laws when you get a massage.

Robert Kraft went into a legitimate business, too. They had placed surveillance cameras that recorded the nature and extent of the massage. Sure, Kraft is getting off (of the charges, no pun intended), but I could not stand the embarrassment, and it would be the end of my marriage, just to be charged.

The operation in Florida involved cops hanging out in the area to get license plate info on the cars that the customers came out of.

So that is why I am paranoid.

On the other hand, if they are parked obviously in the area, then there are other possible explanations. Like getting refreshments. Or just trying to sow fear.

[Garthy]

Dog food in a bowl of warm water

Sounds like a scene cut from "Apocalypse Now. " But that is what real Saigon Pho is. Oh wait. My bad. That's "Dog in a bowl of warm water!

[JustLooking30]

Completely fucked my sciatica a few weekends ago and it being the weekend, not a single therapy was open or had any available spots. Called around and ended up in glastonbury plaza. Next to the shitty Pho place.

I was in so much pain, the thought of a happy ending never crossed. My mind. 90 for 90 minutes and I found an older Asian who understood what a sciatica is. Mamasan gave her a few pointers and felt my lower back and with a press if her forefinger found the source of pain. 90 minutes of getting walked on, getting bent and stretched, twisted and turned. To thinking I cracked a rib. I walked out of there noticeably more fluid in my motions and what took a month in recovery time took one day. I tipped 60 to show my gratitude.

Main area has long chairs for foot massages, one room with semi tall walls and a curtain. I don't think a are and T are offered. But for a good legit massage. I will be back.

The Mexipho place in the same plaza is absolute shit. Dog food in a bowl of warm water would have been considered more authentic Pho than the shit they serve there.

[Fazone]

Okay so I understand being cautious but I don't understand why walking into a legitimate business scares some guys. After all it is supposed to be a legal place.

Exactly. These spas are legitimate, licensed businesses. No need for paranoia. You're not breaking any laws when you get a massage.

[Member #6108]

Gotcha. I should have done my due diligence first. Thank you.

I may have called and asked if Nicole were there. I may have shown up and gotten one of the better massage sessions I have experienced (and I have been to quite a few).

Very good massage, lots of slight and not so slight touching of my space along the way. The finish was fantastic.

Thanks.

Glad you enjoyed it an got a chance to join the Burn crew.

[Msex Herve]

Read the posts about her for the last 18 months an you will know all about her. Why she is special an where she is found. Hint Burn.

Gotcha. I should have done my due diligence first. Thank you.

I may have called and asked if Nicole were there. I may have shown up and gotten one of the better massage sessions I have experienced (and I have been to quite a few).

Very good massage, lots of slight and not so slight touching of my space along the way. The finish was fantastic.

Thanks.

[Heisenburg420]

Sorry but that's to coincidental for me! Not worth the risk in my opinion.

Okay so I understand being cautious but I don't understand why walking into a legitimate business scares some guys. After all it is supposed to be a legal place.

[Newbie58]

I sent you 2 PMs for more information. Good luck, have fun, and please be nice.

Read the posts about her for the last 18 months an you will know all about her. Why she is special an where she is found. Hint Burn.

[Member #6108]

I would love some more info. Which spa? PM if you'd like. Thanks.

Read the posts about her for the last 18 months an you will know all about her. Why she is special an where she is found. Hint Burn.

[Msex Herve]

So I finally decided to try and get Nicole since she seems to be such a hot ticket. I really never liked the area the spa is in, nor do I like the building its in OR how they have been shutdown in the past (not sure if anyone was charged but I remember reading about the sting a while back) but I figured shit I have to see if she is really as special as everyone makes her out to be. To make things short, it was. She provided excellent service start to finish, which was very playful and attentive. I have to say she is probably the best looking provider around, but still nothing special. Maybe my expectations are too high.

P.S. All the ass stuff is true. I had to knock her curious fingers away more times then once.

I would love some more info. Which spa? PM if you'd like. Thanks.

[Swm11]

I'm looking for a NH massage parlour. I tried one 6 months ago but very disappointed as In -chubby, no play, no flip etc. I don't even remember the name but I had to go upstairs as soon as I walked through the door. I'm sensing there has to be better down there. Appreciate any info.

Upstairs?

The only places I know of in Southern CT with upstairs are Sun and the place in Madison that might have been shut down near the state park.

Both pf those places should have gotten you satisfaction, one more than the other.