Massage Parlor Reports

[Member #6362]

I met Sunny a few minutes past 9 AM on a weekday. Super super hot. Very pretty.

During the table shower another girl came in and said "you're lucky because I'm coming to teach Sunny so you get to see both of us no pay extra. I think it was Sumi but I'm not sure.

They double teamed on all my sensitive parts and I enjoyed every second of it.

Went back to the room with only Sunny. Every girl I've met there is very GFE but Sunny really got into it. She came on my face and came again cowgirl. During missionary she was kissing me like mad. Then to doggy and came the knock on the door "time ended". Sunny ignored it so I did too. We finished a couple of minutes later anyway. On the way out Hot mamasan told me Sunny was new and learning. Asked me how it was I said I'd marry Sunny. She smiled and laughed at me a little. I was getting hard walking out just thinking about the what I had just experienced. Just wow. I mean wow!!

[Dr Willy]

No offense meant, but what possible advantage could there be to even take your wallet in with you? All you really need is the cash out of it.

I've observed that opinions and feelings about this vary. While you make a very good point about, literally, taking into an AMP ONLY what you need, this also implies that you, personally, feel safe about leaving valuables (smartphone, wallet, etc.) in your car. Meanwhile, other guys are terrified of someone smashing a window in their car (or even just using a slim-jim to unlock a door), and relieving them of any such valuables not taken into the AMP with them.

This may vary from AMP to AMP. For example, the Milk parking lot would seem to be too visible from a very busy street, let alone too busy itself (with guys driving in and out of there every 5 minutes) for there to seem to be much risk of car issues. On the other hand, the inside of Milk would seem still safer, given that Keiko isn't about to tolerate any of her girls doing anything so stupid as rifle through a client's belongings, which would be so quickly reported (here and other public boards) that it would kill her business.

At the other end of the spectrum, I've also been into AMPs (not in Orlando) where dubious appearing "street urchins" approach guys in the parking lot and "offer" to watch their cars for them while they are inside a place of business. Decline that $10 or $20 offer and, at a MINIMUM, you return to find your car "keyed" and scratched from fender to fender, while the worst case is your window is smashed with any belongings inside most likely stolen. By the way, those same "urchins" are usually so bold as to still be sitting on the curb when you come back out and, if you ask them about the damage, they'll just grin and say "Yeah, we saw some tall white dude with a long beard, wearing bright red pants, smash up your car, but we weren't paid to watch it so we didn't do anything."

I've done both ways, but, generally speaking, I hear so little of inside theft / robbery that I usually just take everything inside with me, even at Milk. That said, I still usually only have the cash I'm planning to spend anyway.

[MkSpins]

This article specifically indicates Orange county LEO is involved. In a recent visit to MM I found my wallet in my front pocket when I was leaving. I never put it there but chalked it up to me being in a rush putting it back after grabbing cash for the visit.

No cash was missing but if they were looking for I'd, they got it.

Be safe out there.

Or maybe it just fell out and they put it back? I seriously have no idea why some of you chaps keep suspecting the worst of these girls when you are in fact the customer in this arrangement. You literally come to these establishments voluntarily.

Hilarious really.

[Barcawala]

Headed down tomorrow and Friday from Bama on a business trip and was reading these reports and comparing to google searches for AMP in the Longwood area. Will Jui Jui be worth the efforts for decent talent and extras?

Jiu Jiu could be a hit or miss sometimes. If Mia is there you should have a blast. They will try to haggle for the donation. I always donate house. 8 and tip 1. 4 for the hour. Make sure to verify services before donating.

[Fred5568]

Visited Tina at star the other day and she told me that she is moving but she's going across the street next to the Mexican restaurant she said she should be over their in February and she will have the same number. But my visit was awesome as usual.

[BamaBoy21]

Headed down tomorrow and Friday from Bama on a business trip and was reading these reports and comparing to google searches for AMP in the Longwood area. Will Jui Jui be worth the efforts for decent talent and extras?

[Nightowl21]

This article specifically indicates Orange county LEO is involved. In a recent visit to MM I found my wallet in my front pocket when I was leaving. I never put it there but chalked it up to me being in a rush putting it back after grabbing cash for the visit.

No cash was missing but if they were looking for I'd, they got it.

Be safe out there.

No offense meant, but what possible advantage could there be to even take your wallet in with you? All you really need is the cash out of it.

[HumbleHal]

How do you get a warrant to plant a secret camera?

https://news.yahoo.com/jupiter-spa-o...195940798.html

Go to a Judge with a written application for a warrant, show probable cause in the facts of the application, swear it out under oath, and the Judge reads it and grants the warrant or does not, or the Judge may grant part and line out the rest.

Then you go into the spa pretending to be a customer, but really you are a cop, and when the ladies leave you alone you plant the secret camera in the corner of the room, like in the ceiling. You leave the camera there and monitor it from across the street in a van. (surveillance).

Officers began stopping men as they drove away from the business for traffic infractions, such as speeding or running red lights. (This is illegal and called a pretextual stop. Ticket gets thrown out.) Officers questioned what they did at the spa and at least four men said they had paid for the women to perform sex acts. (Never admit to anything illegal. You only were there for a legitimate massage.).

[CallMeMatthew]

Appreciate you catching that.

Calm down everybody. This is old news from February of 2019 that MSN picked up and reposted, and now online news outlets everywhere are rabidly copying the same article, mistakenly thinking they've got something new and juicy with which to slam Florida (and The Gov). Notice that "Orchids of Asia", and the owner Hua Zang, are the same as in the Robert Kraft incident from 2019. It also reports the owner as the same age (58).

If you click on any of the links embedded in the news article, they all go to either dead pages (because they're approaching four years old!) or to actual stories clearly dated as February 19th, 2019 (example is the link to the "related story" labeled Authorities investigate human-trafficking at area day spas) I wouldn't be surprised if we'll see an article, in a week or so, claiming Robert Kraft has been arrested!

This is what happens when journalistic integrity is thrown out the window in favor of banging the drum of your preferred narrative... the so called "Journalists" at these skeezy online news pumping operations make ZERO effort in checking their sources and feel it's just FINE to repost an article from "somewhere else", as long as it works for their belief system. It's as bad as click-bait stories.

Must be a slow news-day for the Libs@MSNews when they don't have Trump to beat on every day! LOL! To my skeptical/cynical eye, this smells like trying to throw chum into the water for the sharks of the lame-stream media to pick up and point to as an example of how bad Florida is being run today.

[Dr Willy]

How do you get a warrant to plant a secret camera?

Jupiter owner lives in Winter Garden.

https://news.yahoo.com/jupiter-spa-o...195940798.html

Calm down everybody. This is old news from February of 2019 that MSN picked up and reposted, and now online news outlets everywhere are rabidly copying the same article, mistakenly thinking they've got something new and juicy with which to slam Florida (and The Gov). Notice that "Orchids of Asia", and the owner Hua Zang, are the same as in the Robert Kraft incident from 2019. It also reports the owner as the same age (58).

If you click on any of the links embedded in the news article, they all go to either dead pages (because they're approaching four years old!) or to actual stories clearly dated as February 19th, 2019 (example is the link to the "related story" labeled Authorities investigate human-trafficking at area day spas) I wouldn't be surprised if we'll see an article, in a week or so, claiming Robert Kraft has been arrested!

This is what happens when journalistic integrity is thrown out the window in favor of banging the drum of your preferred narrative... the so called "Journalists" at these skeezy online news pumping operations make ZERO effort in checking their sources and feel it's just FINE to repost an article from "somewhere else", as long as it works for their belief system. It's as bad as click-bait stories.

Must be a slow news-day for the Libs@MSNews when they don't have Trump to beat on every day! LOL! To my skeptical/cynical eye, this smells like trying to throw chum into the water for the sharks of the lame-stream media to pick up and point to as an example of how bad Florida is being run today.

[Bjceb]

They will try and put you through hell if possible!

They don't care as long as they can drag as many people through the mud as they can. It doesn't matter if they have a 1% prosecution rate, but as long as 200 people get their names in the newspaper and on the TV it will be deemed a success. Most are pleaded down to something stupid just to close the case. And most don't want to go to trial for the humiliation factor.

Sox.

[RowdyReptile]

How do you get a warrant to plant a secret camera?

Jupiter owner lives in Winter Garden.

https://news.yahoo.com/jupiter-spa-o...195940798.html

You know, the more I think about this, I think it's A Yahoo fake news report, even though it's dated yday. Everything about this article is just like the Kraft bust in Jupiter a few years ago, except they don't mention Kraft in article. That's the only thing that is different. And the OC link, remember, that's when we had the bust at the ond Cherry Blossom on Bumby, right after that.

I googled the bust, and Dec. 2022, only thing that came up was this article, and the old Kraft spa busts. See if any of you other sleuths can fine a different current article on Dec 2022 spa busts. I got to think this would be elsewhere, including the Sentinel.

This article showed up on on my Yahoo home page feed. Must be tracking cookies from USA and rub maps why it popped up, LOL.

[Pygophile]

Anyone been this month and have positive (or not positive) reviews?

Is Vicki back and or coming back soon?

Thanks in advance.

[Redsox2005]

They don't care as long as they can drag as many people through the mud as they can. It doesn't matter if they have a 1% prosecution rate, but as long as 200 people get their names in the newspaper and on the TV it will be deemed a success. Most are pleaded down to something stupid just to close the case. And most don't want to go to trial for the humiliation factor.

Sox.

Do you think they're only targeting smaller shops? Or are they going for the whales, the Milk Spas and kings?

[CallMeMatthew]

This article specifically indicates Orange county LEO is involved. In a recent visit to MM I found my wallet in my front pocket when I was leaving. I never put it there but chalked it up to me being in a rush putting it back after grabbing cash for the visit.

No cash was missing but if they were looking for I'd, they got it.

Be safe out there.

How do you get a warrant to plant a secret camera?

Jupiter owner lives in Winter Garden.

https://news.yahoo.com/jupiter-spa-o...195940798.html