Here's an example. Provider has an ECCIE showcase (and/or website) that shows her face so there is no question as to her identity. There is a less-than-favorable review of her. She posts a reply in the Co-ed section that says "IRISHPUSSYLOVER'S REVIEW IS BS!!! He put the fee envelope on my bathroom counter but I didn't count it. We seemed to get along well -- I gave him a BBBJ, we had sex in various positions, etc. He then tried to take off the condom and get BBFS. I said no because I NEVER WOULD EVEN EVER POSSIBLY CONSIDER THAT!!, he got mad and said he'd write a bad review if I didn't, and I threw him out of my incall. After he left, I checked the envelope and found out that I had been shorted on the fee -- he left $150 in the envelope when my rate is $200."Hypothetical no. 3: LE wait's at said provider's incall for IRISHPUSSYLOVER to leave, then confiscate her cell, harddrive, and DNA ....... IRISHPUSSYLOVER is unaware of this and writes a review that same night. thus, linking all parties and revealing all true identies. lol i know i'm reaching but hey, it could happen.
So, is that post admissible evidence if a prostitution charge was filed against the provider? The example is loosely based on some real threads.
The same situation could arise in a provider's warning/alert to other providers. Originally Posted by notdeadyet
Can a review be used as evidence in a prostitution case?
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