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**PayStub** · 12-07-24 19:21

Originally Posted by Rgv956 [View Original Post]

And " The investigation will include looking for customers who frequented the illicit massage parlors, Nessel said. "

It's Over. Feels like 2016 where Orange man went after Backpage.

Orange man is not in yet. Nessel is a Democrat. Political points go both ways.

**Timberwolf** · 12-07-24 15:45

Originally Posted by JohnD420 [View Original Post]

V==https://www.clickondetroit.com/news/...outhgate-home/.

Seems like the guy who owned that house got himself in some trouble!

May or may not have anything to do with Downriver Nuru Lady. Article cites a connection to an Investigation in Maumee Ohio. There was an AMP raided within recent months there. Toledo Massage forum has the details.

**Rgv956** · 12-07-24 15:13

We have to ask how do these investigators know the FS spots. Where are they getting this information. Seems like they know which one to go after to.

**BrkFrStrumpets** · 12-07-24 12:50

Originally Posted by MongerMan313 [View Original Post]

Regardless, even if they can prove you were there, they can't prove you did anything illegal.

From the article, "which of the liberated women are victims and which may be criminal defendants".

Liberated? Sometimes it's not about proof but the act of being investigated. Some people shudder when a detective knocks on the front door and starts asking questions because there was a loose end. The wife answers, "We think your husband has a hand in human trafficking. " Good luck explaining.

Stick to the basics. Use cash / burner / anonymous motels. Just because a hooker may accept Venmo doesn't mean a monger should use Venmo.

**Member #7069** · 12-07-24 12:35

Originally Posted by MongerMan313 [View Original Post]

I doubt they go through all that trouble to catch guys paying for sex. Regardless, even if they can prove you were there, they can't prove you did anything illegal.

The Feds have deeper pockets than anyone. Feds can charge anyone and give the defendant two options: 1) pay a defense attorney tens of thousands in legal defense fees or 2) plead guilty to a reduced charge that goes on your record. If the defendant has a professional license of any sort, then that will result in the loss of that license.

**Sanctimonious6** · 12-07-24 12:20

Originally Posted by DannyOceanMi [View Original Post]

Ever hear of geofencing? It's how the FBI tracked down everyone who was at Capitol Hill on J6 months afterwards. Feds don't even have to subpoena telecoms for a cellphone's geolocational data hit on the closest cell tower anymore. They simply ask and the telecoms turn your cellphone data over to the Feds to stay on their good side. Feds then share the data with state and local LE.

It doesn't matter. It's not illegal to visit a massage parlor. There's no way to prove you had any sexual contact unless they have cameras in the room. It seems highly unlikely they would waste resources tracking down who called or texted these establishments.

**MongerMan313** · 12-07-24 12:15

Originally Posted by DannyOceanMi [View Original Post]

Ever hear of geofencing? It's how the FBI tracked down everyone who was at Capitol Hill on J6 months afterwards. Feds don't even have to subpoena telecoms for a cellphone's geolocational data hit on the closest cell tower anymore. They simply ask and the telecoms turn your cellphone data over to the Feds to stay on their good side. Feds then share the data with state and local LE.

I doubt they go through all that trouble to catch guys paying for sex. Regardless, even if they can prove you were there, they can't prove you did anything illegal.

**Member #7069** · 12-07-24 12:08

Originally Posted by MongerMan313 [View Original Post]

The investigation will include looking for customers who frequented the illicit massage parlors, Nessel said.

Will this really happen? Or just another scare tactic?

Ever hear of geofencing? It's how the FBI tracked down everyone who was at Capitol Hill on J6 months afterwards. Feds don't even have to subpoena telecoms for a cellphone's geolocational data hit on the closest cell tower anymore. They simply ask and the telecoms turn your cellphone data over to the Feds to stay on their good side. Feds then share the data with state and local LE.

**MongerMan313** · 12-07-24 09:18

Originally Posted by HouseOfCards [View Original Post]

https://www.detroitnews.com/story/ne...b/76826379007/

"She expressed support for State Rep. Kelly Breen's proposed human trafficking legislation and hopes that the bill package will be passed by the Michigan legislature next week."

The investigation will include looking for customers who frequented the illicit massage parlors, Nessel said.

Will this really happen? Or just another scare tactic?

**HouseOfCards** · 12-07-24 03:17

Originally Posted by SandersNut [View Original Post]

What TF, the election is over. These mthr fkrs.

https://www.detroitnews.com/story/ne...b/76826379007/

"She expressed support for State Rep. Kelly Breen's proposed human trafficking legislation and hopes that the bill package will be passed by the Michigan legislature next week."

**MageXO** · 12-07-24 02:59

Originally Posted by EatonBeaver [View Original Post]

Not liking the last statement in that report. Hope they say out of Jackson.

The investigation will include looking for customers who frequented the illicit massage parlors.

Probably likely that they are looking for anyone who might've conversed with one of the women and can corroborate any evidence of trafficking. Unless they have some actual evidence against anyone, they're going to get absolutely nothing in that search, though.

**Rgv956** · 12-07-24 00:39

Originally Posted by VanLopez [View Original Post]

https://www.detroitnews.com/story/ne...b/76826379007/

And " The investigation will include looking for customers who frequented the illicit massage parlors, Nessel said. "

It's Over. Feels like 2016 where Orange man went after Backpage.