Escort Reports

[Jaytor615]

https://escort13.com/reviews/phone/6...&currentPage=1

After a long string of texts, I thought we were going to meet. I'm waiting for a long well. Then she wants me to take a picture of my face holding up 3 fingers. Ummm, no. We all know better than to do that.

That was the end of it. I encourage everyone to ignore her so she becomes reasonable. Never send somebody a picture like that.

I met her once, on Donelson pike or Stewarts ferry can't remember, but she was kinda scary. First question was if she was LE, her response, :" No, I have Track marks on my arm" I proceeded to get a BBBJ from her, ehh it was alright, not the best, kinda felt rushed and uninvited, didn't really look like her pictures tbh. Overall experience, 3/10. Hard as fuck to get ahold of, had to Verify through google duo! Teeth weren't nice.

[AhaMadness]

https://www.eros.com/tennessee/nashv...4524.htm?cat=1

Saw Kiara at a Donaldson Pike Hotel. Very pleasant experience. Pics are of her, spinner body, which I like. Pleasant conversation, light gentle touching to start the experience. Body kissing and finger play was fun. DATY was extra (2, but I didn't partake). Finished (covered) CG, super tight and nice reactions, until finishi. Quick shower and was out of there. $4 total. I only stayed about 40 minutes of the hour, but that was on me not her, didn't get the sense of being a clock watcher. I didn't realize until afterwards that there was no BJ, covered or otherwise. To be honest, she was super playful and I was enjoying everything so it just never came up. Would definitely repeat.

[Jaytor615]

I can not be 100% certain but I believe I saw her a couple of years ago. I took some lousy notes but if I'm correct she gave me a BBBJ cof for $100. I did enjoy myself immensely. Glad you did too.

I met up with her once, Awesome 25 minute BBBJ, CIM. She went ham, Banging body, & gorgeous lips. Seen her again a 1-month & a Half later, cardate, wasn't all that. Performs better outside of a car, LOL.

Very hard to get ahold of, & changes numbers frequently.

[Jaytor615]

I can not be 100% certain but I believe I saw her a couple of years ago. I took some lousy notes but if I'm correct she gave me a BBBJ cof for $100. I did enjoy myself immensely. Glad you did too.

Man, She is the fucking " Bees knees," seen her once on bell road, gave me a Long 25 minute BBBJ, CIM, banging body & Banging attitude, highly recommend her, although she is Always changing number, Very hard to get in contact with her.

[SecretTheLover]

Lying to them can be a felony, but it's perfectly legal for a suspect to never answer questions at all. That's why most lawyers advise clients to just keep their mouths shut and let their lawyer do the talking. That advice would have saved Martha Stewart from going to prison, and many others.

This is exactly right. It isn't that lying to the local or the federal police is itself illegal (unless you've been put under oath; then it's perjury), it's that if the police think that you lied, then they're much more likely to charge you, and if they can show that you lied, then they can often really fuck you over. In fact, since they know a lot more about the case they're putting together than you do, saying anything at all to them is dangerous. The best advice is neither to lie nor to tell the truth but not to answer their questions at all. That's your Constitutionally protected right. If you're curious about this, here's an interesting presentation to a law school audience by a defense attorney and a former cop that lays it all out: Don't Talk to the Police! https://youtu.be/d-7o9xYp7eE. (It gets going at around 7:30)

I suppose we should move any further discussion of this to the General Reports, but I thought I'd share the video. I'm no lawyer, but it was a very good 45 minutes I spent watching it.

[Big Man]

Yes. That's Kimber.

She is fucking awesome!!

She's up to $450 now. Yikes. Nashville sucks bigly.

[Al1968]

I believe that statement to be true when dealing with local law enforcement, but not when dealing with Feds. Not being truthful with a fed is a felony in many cases.

Lying to them can be a felony, but it's perfectly legal for a suspect to never answer questions at all. That's why most lawyers advise clients to just keep their mouths shut and let their lawyer do the talking. That advice would have saved Martha Stewart from going to prison, and many others.

[SinfulAngel]

Took a day or two to get scheduled, I'm available in the morning and she accommodated. 2 for the hour. Welcoming, agreeably friendly. Was a wonderful date. The selection was as advertised and she's a giver. Will repeat.

[BoneEm69]

Got a response from this one good communication but pics look too good quoted 2 and1/2 Roses for an hour https://megapersonals.eu/public/post_detail/28532542.

[BoneEm69]

Anyone know? Number is local https://megapersonals.eu/public/post_detail/28532542.

[BoneEm69]

Anyone have intel on this one? https://megapersonals.eu/public/post_detail/28478142.

[RickForFun1]

I'm still looking for someone that has milk. (I'm asking for a friend, of course).

If you know a provider who recently had a baby or is about to have one, who is lactating, I'd love a connection.

Thanks!

Lucky.

Ava is twelve weeks this week. Milk usually arrives sometime between 12 and 18 weeks, sometimes later. She is just barely showing.

[RickForFun1]

There is no law that requires a citizen to be truthful with law enforcement.

I believe that statement to be true when dealing with local law enforcement, but not when dealing with Feds. Not being truthful with a fed is a felony in many cases.

[IslandGuy1999]

For many years there was a misconception that LE was required to identify themselves as such if they were questioned. The belief was that they can't say no if you ask them point blank. Apparently some people don't realize that LE can lie up, down, left and right with no consequences. You however cannot lie to them without consequences.

There is no law that requires a citizen to be truthful with law enforcement.

[The Hulk]

What's up withproviders asking if you are le?

1. If the person was why would they say yes.

2. It suggests criminal intent when nothing illegal was suggested.

This sounds like a question a pimp would ask, or actual le enforcement trying to set someone up. What do you guys do in this situation.

For many years there was a misconception that LE was required to identify themselves as such if they were questioned. The belief was that they can't say no if you ask them point blank. Apparently some people don't realize that LE can lie up, down, left and right with no consequences. You however cannot lie to them without consequences.