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**Rito1** · 03-20-20 18:07

Originally Posted by Johnson686 [View Original Post]

I'm just taking a break from mongering for a while. Just too risky.

I am with you. As much as I want to get out there I just can't do it. It surprises me how many escort & massage parlors are open. I know I wouldn't want to touch a bunch of strangers now a days. I understand the SW's they don't think clearly.

**OldtimerMa** · 03-19-20 20:18

Originally Posted by Thor369 [View Original Post]

I believe this is her. If not still enjoy.

https://xhamster.com/videos/zunba-in...camera-2488393

First thought it’s not her. The one from central Maine could be seen here:

https://xhamster.com/videos/zumba-pr...e-fuck-2106933

Looked more closely, and it seems to be the same girl on both videos.

**Thor369** · 03-19-20 20:08

Originally Posted by MajorJohnson [View Original Post]

She was on a porn site and had posted 100's of pictures and videos of herself and with customers. Some are still there, she was very hot!

I believe this is her. If not still enjoy.

https://xhamster.com/videos/zunba-in...camera-2488393

**Trickster666** · 03-19-20 12:26

Originally Posted by SlickWilly007 [View Original Post]

That was before my SlickWilly days- so I remember it, I just thought it was gross at the time. Looking back. 1) That's the hottest broad in Maine. 2) $250 is a steal 3) 7 years later I bet she is still the hottest chick in Maine. 4) I am joining Zumba.

She was doing it for a couple of years on a massive scale, and I find it interesting how she wasn't even mentioned on any review board, including this one.

**MajorJohnson** · 03-19-20 00:39

Originally Posted by Longjblues [View Original Post]

The Kennebunk Police went after the customers, because the lady and her handler had videotaped them and kept notes which allowed the Police to ID a lot of her customers.

More than 60 customers were charged and convicted.

In most cases, the Police do not have video showing the customer and the sex act, and the payment. Unlike the Florida massage case (Kraft), the videotape and the notes were the work of the lady and her handler, so it was available to use against the customers. Motion to suppress was not affective.

https://www.theguardian.com/world/20...ilty-kennebunk

She was on a porn site and had posted 100's of pictures and videos of herself and with customers. Some are still there, she was very hot!

**Fuhgetaboudit** · 03-18-20 19:58

The online posting she did, which I recall vividly: her squatting and squat thrusting cg style and screwing herself with popsicles (and they were on a stick), until her hot snatch completely melted them. Got my hot hardon stick watching her take the cold sticks.

Originally Posted by Trickster666 [View Original Post]

This wonderful woman was videorecording all her sex sessions and posting some of them online. It contributed to her demise as someone recognized her Zumba studio while watching the video.

**Longjblues** · 03-18-20 16:57

The Police relied on the videotapes that the lady had, as well as her notes of people to help identify them sufficiently in order to charge them.

The police did not use a ledger to charge the customers. They had videotape of the customers engaging in sexual acts with the lady, and the payment being discussed and/or made.

The Police basically had an open and shut case. I believe that all the johns pled out.

Originally Posted by SlickWilly007 [View Original Post]

That was before my SlickWilly days- so I remember it, I just thought it was gross at the time. Looking back. 1) That's the hottest broad in Maine. 2) $250 is a steal 3) 7 years later I bet she is still the hottest chick in Maine. 4) I am joining Zumba.

Side note- the fact that they can go after someone just from a ledger entry is complete BS.

Side note #2, anyone else running out of excuses on why you are leaving the house during a Pandemic? These are dark days indeed.

**Trickster666** · 03-18-20 15:44

Originally Posted by SlickWilly007 [View Original Post]

That was before my SlickWilly days- so I remember it, I just thought it was gross at the time. Looking back. 1) That's the hottest broad in Maine. 2) $250 is a steal 3) 7 years later I bet she is still the hottest chick in Maine. 4) I am joining Zumba.

Side note- the fact that they can go after someone just from a ledger entry is complete BS.

Side note #2, anyone else running out of excuses on why you are leaving the house during a Pandemic? These are dark days indeed.

This wonderful woman was videorecording all her sex sessions and posting some of them online. It contributed to her demise as someone recognized her Zumba studio while watching the video.

**SlickWilly007** · 03-18-20 11:45

That was before my SlickWilly days- so I remember it, I just thought it was gross at the time. Looking back. 1) That's the hottest broad in Maine. 2) $250 is a steal 3) 7 years later I bet she is still the hottest chick in Maine. 4) I am joining Zumba.

Side note- the fact that they can go after someone just from a ledger entry is complete BS.

Side note #2, anyone else running out of excuses on why you are leaving the house during a Pandemic? These are dark days indeed.

**Longjblues** · 03-18-20 11:27

The Kennebunk Police went after the customers, because the lady and her handler had videotaped them and kept notes which allowed the Police to ID a lot of her customers.

More than 60 customers were charged and convicted.

In most cases, the Police do not have video showing the customer and the sex act, and the payment. Unlike the Florida massage case (Kraft), the videotape and the notes were the work of the lady and her handler, so it was available to use against the customers. Motion to suppress was not affective.

https://www.theguardian.com/world/20...ilty-kennebunk

Originally Posted by Johnson686 [View Original Post]

Maybe, maybe not. I do remember a while back, there was a bust up in Maine where a supposed "zumba instructor" was actually having sex with clients. After they busted her, her client list was exposed. I don't remember if law enforcement went after them (I don't think so), but just having the client list out in public is bad enough. Sometimes law enforcement does that just to shame and discourage other mongers.

**Trickster666** · 03-18-20 11:10

Originally Posted by Johnson686 [View Original Post]

Maybe, maybe not. I do remember a while back, there was a bust up in Maine where a supposed "zumba instructor" was actually having sex with clients. After they busted her, her client list was exposed. I don't remember if law enforcement went after them (I don't think so), but just having the client list out in public is bad enough. Sometimes law enforcement does that just to shame and discourage other mongers.

They published many names and home addresses of people on her fuck client list. The latter included 150 names. She had an excel spreadsheet with exact dates, names, descriptions of what was done, and how much she received. Some dudes had their day in court over this, and were fined. Just google, and you will find all this.

**Johnson686** · 03-18-20 10:17

Originally Posted by Jaristas [View Original Post]

Do they go after the clientele?

Maybe, maybe not. I do remember a while back, there was a bust up in Maine where a supposed "zumba instructor" was actually having sex with clients. After they busted her, her client list was exposed. I don't remember if law enforcement went after them (I don't think so), but just having the client list out in public is bad enough. Sometimes law enforcement does that just to shame and discourage other mongers.

**Spider2112** · 03-18-20 09:03

Originally Posted by Nrlmus [View Original Post]

It'll be gone in a month by the way of SARS, Bird's flu, Swine Flu and all kinds of other flues that were born in China in thousands of years before CNN.

Those weren't a world pandemic and were regionally contained for the most part. The last big one was the Spanish flue (which ironically didn't start in Spain) that went around the world 3 times from 1918 to 1920 before it was over.

**Fuhgetaboudit** · 03-17-20 19:15

Article today in NY Post. Some of posts about the virus' impact, on this board, ranging from: providers having no customers, no work, no income, no where to live, asking customers to let them live with the customer. Those posters have been pretty intuitive. Here is link to NY Post article tonight, on just that subject (as it relates to the impacts in Germany). : https://www.nydailynews.com/news/wor...734-story.html.

**Jaristas** · 03-17-20 11:11

Originally Posted by Johnson686 [View Original Post]

This is why I won't deal with BTT, even though people have reported a lot of good experiences there. I can't bring myself to send all my personal info to them. If they get busted, anyone that has given them their info is potentially exposed.

Do they go after the clientele?