Escort Reports

[NewtonBomb]

Hello Mr / Ms Officer! What Happend? Really? Wow! Well, I remember my crazy uncle Leonard with psychotic tendencies borrowed my phone and refused to give it back to me, now I know why. Pretty simple. Be smart, never talk about what may have happend. Your number is public, your phone has a tendency to be borrowed or you have a graphic imagination and thought you were writing the next Leaving Las Vegas. Good luck Gentlemen!

The minute you offer a statement, especially if the statement is a lie, they got you. Lying to lLE is a crime, and if they don't like you or think you are making fun of them or if their ego gets bruised, there are cops that will use all of their investigative powers and try to hem you up. None of the money they will spend to mess with you will come out of their pocket. Don't talk to cops without a lawyer present, and please don't lie to them.

[DieselMike]

Good advice. Where is the best place to buy a burner phone?

Walmart or Best Buy. I have an el-cheapo Nokia that I bought at Best Buy and I buy minutes from Net 10 at $25/1000 minutes /30 days, no contract. I buy the minutes on-line so I don't know if the same deal is available on the cards in stores.

I had a flip phone before the current one and really liked it. More convenient to flip it open instead of having to push 2 buttons to unlock the screen before any function. And I didn't have to worry as much about damage. Wish I could find another that would take Net10.

[BrickForm]

If I recall the case correctly. They pretty much hung themselves. The provider talked and all the johns talked. At least the ones that got charged. What do you want to bet theses people all showed up without a lawyer and thought they could outsmart a professional investigator. The police can lie to you, tell you that they have evidence that doesn't exist, and get you to hang yourself.

Stupidest thing you can do is offer a statement or answer their questions. Charged with misdemeanors. No lawyer needed if you don't cooperate with their investigation. So what if her / his phone has conversation with them. Is the person dead, raped, or beaten then sorry. We were practicing for the next Leaving Las Vegas, coming out in 2025 keep an eye out for it. Thank you! Bye!

[BrickForm]

If I recall the case correctly. They pretty much hung themselves. The provider talked and all the johns talked. At least the ones that got charged. What do you want to bet theses people all showed up without a lawyer and thought they could outsmart a professional investigator. The police can lie to you, tell you that they have evidence that doesn't exist, and get you to hang yourself.

Hello Mr / Ms Officer! What Happend? Really? Wow! Well, I remember my crazy uncle Leonard with psychotic tendencies borrowed my phone and refused to give it back to me, now I know why. Pretty simple. Be smart, never talk about what may have happend. Your number is public, your phone has a tendency to be borrowed or you have a graphic imagination and thought you were writing the next Leaving Las Vegas. Good luck Gentlemen!

[MilwaukeeGuyy]

https://racine.skipthegames.com/fema...l/228540501820

To start off I am not familiar with Milwaukee and I just started exploring these forums because of last night. Interestingly enough I just read a post from over 5 years ago that this motel use to be called the Midpoint Motel and it is notoriously known for stick ups. Little did I know as I walked up to this girls room at 2:30 AM. Thankfully though I parked down the street just to be safe. She is not the girl in the pics, but her hair is similar and she is actually decently pretty so I just said screw it anyway since I just drove over an hour. We literally talked for almost an hour just about random shit, it seems like we actually getting along too. Anyway, so I finally feel comfortable and so I give her 300 and she says she has to go to the bathroom, I start taking off my shoes and undressing when she hurries out of the bathroom grabs her purse and leaves the room. Immediately my adrenaline starts pumping because I know what just happened, I put on my shoes and walk outside and beginning walking away when two big guys get out of a car and start walking towards me. I can barely understand what this guy was saying because of his slang but it sounded like "I'm a killer" "you ain't know where you at. " I make eye contact and keep walking steady trying to not appear afraid, I turn a corner and break the line of sight so I take off full sprint and high tail it out of there. Feel free to PM if you want to know more, I just had to get this report out there because she just put another advertisement. She is posting in Racine but she's in Milwaukee.

Midpoint is still there, just down the road maybe half a mile. Sucks getting burned for 3, but you made it home.

[DaveDream]

Never discuss acts of service. Asked about donation and incall or outcall. Just like talking to a SW thru your car window, never talk about services.

I agree that merely having a phone no in her phone proves nothing. The idea they have to "catch you in the act" is demonstrably false. This has been mentioned a few times before, but in the somewhat famous Beaver Dam case a few years ago they charged the gal with 29 misdemeanor counts and 3 felonies, and charged 12 or 14 men (I forget the exact number) with 29 matching misdemeanor counts, ALL based on phone, computer and written records, and ALL for things that took place 1-3 years previously. Everyone plead guilty. Furthermore, for almost all police stings, there is no "act". Its all charged based on agreeing to pay for a sex act, no act necessary.

I know some guys get annoyed when a provider won't tell exactly what she'll do and for how much prior to meeting. However frustrating that is, it can be a legitimate effort to not say something that could trigger charges if the communication every falls into the hands of LE. You are similarly putting yourself at increased risk by having that kind of conversation.

Gals or guys who keep communications on their phones or computers instead of routinely deleting them are also at increased risk, though a really determined LE can sometimes recover deleted items. In the Beaver Dam case they sent the computers to the state crime lab for forensic analysis and subpoenaed the full email history from google gmail.

[ScooterAllCity]

To the best of my knowledge "Port" is on south of Silver Spring, "Mid Point" is a block or so north of Silver Spring. Both are to be avoided, IMO.

Personally I'd avoid ALL the shit house motels on Appleton Ave. And the one on 62nd and FonDuLac also.

[Salvadore Pike]

Good advice. Where is the best place to buy a burner phone?

Best Buy should have a selection of no-contract phones, along with cards for prepaid minutes from a variety of providers. Pay cash for both the phone and cards, do not link the phone to any existing service you may have. In the case of ATT prepaid cards the card will expire 90 days after purchase. You do not have to add those minutes to your phone immediately, but once you do, the minutes will expire in 30 days regardless of how many you have used. You will then need to purchase another card. They are available in different amounts depending on how much data you will be using but all include unlimited calling and texting if memory serves. Their basic card costs $35.

It may be different with other carriers.

[JohneDrama]

Have a different risk. Try explaining to your wifey why you have a 2nd phone hidden.

[HuntingStreets]

Well I got my call tonight from the NB Police. The woman officer wanted me to come down to the station tonight to discuss the NB investigation. I no longer live in Wisconsin so she asked me why my number came came on on the phone they have as it relates to the prostitution investigation that occurred in New Berlin. I told her that I have no idea. So it looks like they have NB Tiffany's phone and are contacting all of the mongers who have contacted her. It appears that NB Police are still looking to charge her with soliciting prostitution.

I'm guessing you may be the only one that told them you now live out of state. If they are monitoring this board they can now link you to your real name. I'd dump this account and start a new one.

HS.

[HuntingStreets]

Thanks for the honest review. Scabs? Like 1 or 2 or are we talking that her legs are covered in scabs? I recently saw a highly reviewed provider that was covered head to toe in scabs and what can only described as welts (like hives). Not one monger mentioned it in their review. Shit like that does not appear overnight. This board is here to keep us safe. We need to get back to the basics and report anything that is off with these providers. I appreciate the information.

She was a SW on Greenfield and carrying a heavy heavy habit about 3 years ago. She got clean and was clean for about 2 years before relapsing last year. She was doing the notel thing with her AA boyfriend until he went to jail. She landed back on Greenfield. Her appearance took a big nosedive. He's out now and they are back to the notel thing. Like most, the longer she's using the worse her appearance becomes.

HS.

[PNR2004]

This is EXACTLY why you need a burner phone. Google Voice isn't sufficient, it's still affiliated with your real phone number and Google will turn it over to law enforcement.

Spend a few bucks and buy a phone, with cash. Buy airtime, with cash. Do not use your Best Buy / Walgreens / CVS rewards account, stay anonymous.

Good advice. Where is the best place to buy a burner phone?

[NewtonBomb]

I agree that merely having a phone no in her phone proves nothing. The idea they have to "catch you in the act" is demonstrably false. This has been mentioned a few times before, but in the somewhat famous Beaver Dam case a few years ago they charged the gal with 29 misdemeanor counts and 3 felonies, and charged 12 or 14 men (I forget the exact number) with 29 matching misdemeanor counts, ALL based on phone, computer and written records, and ALL for things that took place 1-3 years previously. Everyone plead guilty. Furthermore, for almost all police stings, there is no "act". Its all charged based on agreeing to pay for a sex act, no act necessary.

I know some guys get annoyed when a provider won't tell exactly what she'll do and for how much prior to meeting. However frustrating that is, it can be a legitimate effort to not say something that could trigger charges if the communication every falls into the hands of LE. You are similarly putting yourself at increased risk by having that kind of conversation.

Gals or guys who keep communications on their phones or computers instead of routinely deleting them are also at increased risk, though a really determined LE can sometimes recover deleted items. In the Beaver Dam case they sent the computers to the state crime lab for forensic analysis and subpoenaed the full email history from google gmail.

If I recall the case correctly. They pretty much hung themselves. The provider talked and all the johns talked. At least the ones that got charged. What do you want to bet theses people all showed up without a lawyer and thought they could outsmart a professional investigator. The police can lie to you, tell you that they have evidence that doesn't exist, and get you to hang yourself.

[Mke Player]

Having your number or text on some woman's phone doesn't prove shit. They have to catch you in the act.

I agree that merely having a phone no in her phone proves nothing. The idea they have to "catch you in the act" is demonstrably false. This has been mentioned a few times before, but in the somewhat famous Beaver Dam case a few years ago they charged the gal with 29 misdemeanor counts and 3 felonies, and charged 12 or 14 men (I forget the exact number) with 29 matching misdemeanor counts, ALL based on phone, computer and written records, and ALL for things that took place 1-3 years previously. Everyone plead guilty. Furthermore, for almost all police stings, there is no "act". Its all charged based on agreeing to pay for a sex act, no act necessary.

I know some guys get annoyed when a provider won't tell exactly what she'll do and for how much prior to meeting. However frustrating that is, it can be a legitimate effort to not say something that could trigger charges if the communication every falls into the hands of LE. You are similarly putting yourself at increased risk by having that kind of conversation.

Gals or guys who keep communications on their phones or computers instead of routinely deleting them are also at increased risk, though a really determined LE can sometimes recover deleted items. In the Beaver Dam case they sent the computers to the state crime lab for forensic analysis and subpoenaed the full email history from google gmail.

[Pelotero1924]

Has anyone had any positive experiences with STG providers who only have email as a form of contact? It worked 7 years ago for me on Craigslist. Most of the STG email only providers seem to be a scam or are only interested in selling pics or an online only relationship. Even though they list services that would require a face to face encounter. Curious to see if anyone has ever had a positive experience.

Nowadays, they just want your email to pound your in de with spam. Stay away.