Why the fuck is Homeland Security Concerned about the hobby

Theyre just trying to keep it tight for their less endowed buddies in the secret service.

I would want to see that original source. That seems to be a huge lawsuit waiting. Originally Posted by Old-T

www.freerepublic.com/focus/news/757277/posts

www.rense.com/general12/watch.htm

I cant get them to activate fml sorry

You lost me, Old-T.

1. "...Look at those two!..." What was it about their attire or behavior that the maitre d' found distasteful?
There was nothing about their behavior that I noticed out of the ordinary. But the daughter was in her late teens/early 20s, and dresses as teenagers often do--classy but you could tell she was quite well built. The dad was significantly older, and I assume he was basically referring to the age difference.

2. What does this story have to do with the original topic? Originally Posted by Bush Pilot

Sorry, I thought that part was obvious. All these "ways to tell an escort" and the guy gets it completely backwards--in his mind he identifies the daughter as an escort, and my date--who is an escort--as my wife. I found it quite ironic.

www.freerepublic.com/focus/news/757277/posts

www.rense.com/general12/watch.htm Originally Posted by Dorthy_Monroe

Thanks, Dorthy.

Kind of amazing--and I suspect that will not be the last lawsuit.

I also read somewhere that many hotels have hidden cameras in your room... For example marriott they have even admitted to it.. Originally Posted by Dorthy_Monroe

When were the lawsuits filed.

Total BS. Without documentation, we will let this die with knowledge that you are talking out of your ass.

JR

I also read somewhere that many hotels have hidden cameras in your room... For example marriott they have even admitted to it.. Originally Posted by Dorthy_Monroe

A quick search search on this incident seems to show that you have made up the word admitted.

The unit found was self contained: it could have installed by another guest. I can find no information on how the lawsuit from 2002 was resolved. That is 14 years ago.

Ohio man files $1.5M suit against Marriott: Hidden camera found in bathroom

by Randy Kenner, News-Sentinel staff writer.

An Ohio man filed a $1.5 million lawsuit Tuesday against the Knoxville Marriott hotel after finding a hidden camera in a bathroom light fixture in July.

Bryan Brewer discovered the small video camera after noticing a tiny black spot -- which he thought was an insect but turned out to be a hole -- in the fixture, according to the lawsuit. At the time Brewer, the vice president of a California company, was staying at the Marriott while on business. His attorney, K.O. Herston, filed the lawsuit in Knox County Circuit Court. Named as defendants are Marriott International Inc. and Columbia Sussex Corp., a Fort Mitchell, Ky., corporation that operated at least 28 Marriotts with more than 8,500 rooms.

"The allegations have been turned over to the proper authorities, who we are cooperating with fully," said Doug Allen, the general manager of the downtown Marriott. Allen declined to comment any further, citing an ongoing investigation by the Knox County Sheriff's Department. Brewer, contacted Tuesday, declined comment.

According to the lawsuit, Brewer, 27, discovered the camera on the morning of July 11. "Thinking it might be an insect, Mr. Brewer swatted at the black spot, thereby inadvertently breaking the plastic cover on the light fixture," Herston wrote in the lawsuit. "He called the front desk, apologized and offered to pay for the fixture."

But while he was waiting for someone to fix the damage, Brewer noticed wires and discovered a small video camera. A further look by security personnel confirmed that it was an elaborate, self-contained, video recording system.

"The video camera was connected to the bathroom light switch such that the camera would begin recording when the bathroom light was turned on and would stop recording when (it) was turned off," the lawsuit states. Herston said that the equipment had a film of dust on it indicating that it had been there for some time. It also had a piece of tape on it indicating the room number, Room 253...

Marriott officials said they have inspected other rooms at the hotel but have refused to say what, if anything, was found, Herston said. "There are a lot of questions and we need some answers," Herston said before adding, "How many other people were taped?"...

In addition to the $1.5 million in damages, Brewer also seeks the return of all copies of the videotaped recording of him. Brewer has not been back in Knoxville since the incident. "If he comes back, he certainly won't stay at the Marriott," Herston said.

It looks like the case was dropped.

This is all that I could find.



JR

...the guy gets it completely backwards--in his mind he identifies the daughter as an escort, and my date--who is an escort--as my wife. I found it quite ironic. Originally Posted by Old-T

Thanks for explaining. Ironic, yes -- and amusing as shit!

Your date is much like my own fave here in San 'tone: in her mid 40's, she's so well-mannered and elegantly attired, I'm damned proud to take her on dinner dates.

Thanks for explaining. Ironic, yes -- and amusing as shit!

Your date is much like my own fave here in San 'tone: in her mid 40's, she's so well-mannered and elegantly attired, I'm damned proud to take her on dinner dates. Originally Posted by Bush Pilot

Bravo, sir!

When were the lawsuits filed.

Total BS. Without documentation, we will let this die with knowledge that you are talking out of your ass.

JR Originally Posted by JRLawrence

I provided links you retard

SAN FRANCISCO, Ca. – The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth District has*ordered Marriott International, an American diversified hospitality company, to remove pinhole cameras installed in shower-heads from all of its U.S. properties by early 2016

SAN FRANCISCO, Ca. – The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth District has*ordered Marriott International, an American diversified hospitality company, to remove pinhole cameras installed in shower-heads from all of its U.S. properties by early 2016 Originally Posted by Dorthy_Monroe

Citation for this?

Just google it

A couple of topics on this thread:

Dunno if Homeland Security should spend their money on sex related human trafficking, but IMHO the effort should be made by someone. Maybe a joint effort with FBI, ICE and local LE.

I associate "sex trafficking" with coercion and exploitation, often of minors. A few years ago, some reviews of strip clubs reported "crews" of dancers run by so-called managers. Reviews mentioned the shift of one or another group of dancers from one club to another . . .or that they had left town. That smacks of trafficking to me, but who knows now 6-8 years later.

This past year, for the first time in my hobby life, I have been to a few AMPs. I may not go back. The reviews often refer to which of the girls are soon to leave town and who is the "new" girl at one or another place. The menu I encountered was 45 minutes of about anything you want to do for well under $200— with no up-sell for greek and . .no tip expected. This also smacks of trafficking to me, but again, who really knows?.

I have no interest in supporting the involuntary sexual exploitation of anyone. I'll save up my lunch money and see Indy Providers. The probability of out and out trafficking is much lower.

Too bad your story appears on fake websites that specialize in posting not-news stories about unreal non-events that are made up and never actually happened.

Or, I don't know, maybe the story you quote, and the story about the armed faction of American scientologists who have taken control of and are holding hostages at ............ are totally real, LOL

http://realnewsrightnow.com/2015/07/...meras-by-2016/
The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth District has ordered Marriott International, an American diversified hospitality company, to remove pinhole cameras installed in shower-heads from all of its U.S. properties by early 2016.

http://realnewsrightnow.com/2016/01/...l-aqsa-mosque/
A heavily armed faction of Scientologists -many of whom are believed to be American, have taken control of the al-Aqsa mosque in Jerusalem and are holding an unspecified number of hostages inside, Brigader General Moti Almoz, spokesman for the Israeli Defense Forces, said during a press briefing this morning.