Boston Studio busted

[FairFolds99]

This would be the most logical answer given what the prosecution seems to be presenting as evidence of what goes on during the session. Just ask for the time and how long and nothing else. Technically, escorting isn’t even illegal. Money in exchange for sexual service is.

Which is fucking nuts to begin with because as soon as a camera is in the room and you can disperse it for financial gain, it’s legal.

[FairFolds99]

I would still roll the dice. I have the privilege of being self-employed and I also have had the privilege of being divorced. I send child support which is my responsibility but I also send separately north of $6000 a month for alimony.

My ex has not gotten a job since nor will she. Way more cheaper to bareback a woman and be done with it instead of getting hitched who may just get bored of you too but will fuck you over financially.

[CT$odGwn]

Originally Posted by FairFolds99

I would still roll the dice. I have the privilege of being self-employed and I also have had the privilege of being divorced. I send child support which is my responsibility but I also send separately north of $6000 a month for alimony.

My ex has not gotten a job since nor will she. Way more cheaper to bareback a woman and be done with it instead of getting hitched who may just get bored of you too but will fuck you over financially.

I initially wanted to say not all of us have the privilege you had, then I saw the $6,000 per month alimony. I don't know what to say anymore.
But the bare minimum is dangerous for everyone. If you have a sugar baby, by all means, go bare. $6,000/month could get you the hottest one out there.

[CT$odGwn]

Originally Posted by fklou007

They coulda easily subpoenaed the phone provider for text messages. I mean nothing is ever "deleted" with the technology they have. I learned that another tool they use is using your cell signal to place you at the location so best to always turn your phone off.

You are right. I forgot about that. At the end of the day, a privacy-oriented communication app (such as SimpleXChat) is pretty much the only safe option.

[Rufus X. Sarsparilla]

Never been to a studio due to the personal information required and me being not smart enough.to fake it. Seeing pics of Eve and that tiny Japanese jav star miyoshi yuzuka had me close but the bigger head won out. baaarrreeely.

[aJohnDough]

https://www.wsj.com/us-news/law/insi...andal-a2f5677e

New article.

Hard reminder to check your surroundings, use a burner phone and # esp being in Texas

[Doug4343]

Originally Posted by aJohnDough

https://www.wsj.com/us-news/law/insi...andal-a2f5677e

New article.

Hard reminder to check your surroundings, use a burner phone and # esp being in Texas

Damn it's behind a paywall

[ahab11]

One of the Top 10 tricks to screwing over people you hate is to use their name and ID to sign them up for illegal and illicit services and activities.

A good lawyer can convince a judge or jury this might be the case and plant that seed of doubt that would probably get a DA to drop the entire case and focus on the guy who does not have a good lawyer.

Thinking LE did not do a thorough job in building their case is why some lawyers reside in mansions and high rise towers. If Johnny Law was that smart why would he be wasting his prime earning years chasing perverts for a living?

Something to think about.

[Ralph Fults]

Originally Posted by Doug4343

Damn it's behind a paywall

https://www.msn.com/en-us/crime/gene...al/ar-AA1Cr9iW

[jkk]

Originally Posted by ahab11

One of the Top 10 tricks to screwing over people you hate is to use their name and ID to sign them up for illegal and illicit services and activities.

A good lawyer can convince a judge or jury this might be the case and plant that seed of doubt that would probably get a DA to drop the entire case and focus on the guy who does not have a good lawyer.

Thinking LE did not do a thorough job in building their case is why some lawyers reside in mansions and high rise towers. If Johnny Law was that smart why would he be wasting his prime earning years chasing perverts for a living?

Something to think about.

Multiple things on this case, DHS got everything and built case for years. They pull many guys coming out of multiple apt and got statements. They got money trace. They know same trick Dallas uses such as envelope, refrigerator, mail box, flower pots, money handler, money pickup. They know where girls are traveling and moving. They know paid promoters/pimps writing reviews and have tap on them. They talk to drivers transport girls. It wasn't local level LE case.

[TX_hammer]

i read on the news , the owner get 600K from irs for business lost from covid and many high profile customers. i woud be shocked if it not going down

[BlastMoist]

Originally Posted by TX_hammer

i read on the news , the owner get 600K from irs for business lost from covid and many high profile customers. i woud be shocked if it not going down

I’m sure there’s a few reason why they got busted and not even me of the literal dozens across the country. This is probably one of them.

That and the fact that these clients are “high profile.” This would not be making headlines if they caught some dude working a 9-5 at FedEx who saves up for a little pussy every now and again.

[jkk]

Originally Posted by TX_hammer

i read on the news , the owner get 600K from irs for business lost from covid and many high profile customers. i woud be shocked if it not going down

He did get $ from his legit business in LA (or somewhere in CA). Not from agency.

[Spitdust]

Originally Posted by jkk

He did get $ from his legit business in LA (or somewhere in CA). Not from agency.

Yeah but “Maybe we should look at this guys’ finances” is a pretty solid place to start.

Al Capone went to prison for tax evasion.