so lets say a cop got past my screening...

Just to clarify, IMO Madison was a victim of circumstances. She was befriended by a provider who had been compromised and then le took control of her website. Very unfortunate turn of events as she had always been very careful but she unwittingly hooked up with the wrong person.

Jordan and several others in KC DID exactly what Gina outlines as being "rare". There are at least four (possibly six - two are unconfirmed) instances in KC where ladies actively worked with LE, opened their books, and called their clients into an active sting - where they (the lady) were present during the sting.

Our area (KC) may be the EXCEPTION - but it certainly isn't rare here.

- Jackie Originally Posted by Jackie Devlin

Hey Jackie
I know this might be a dumb question but are there any redflags maybe you could share or pm that might be there in a case where a provider has been turned....
IE: maybe they (provider youve seen or not) reaches out to hobbiest unusually?

Some ladies make it a sport to reach out to their clients every time they get a new bill in the mail, their child falls ill, a car repair is needed or "tags" come due, their mother's funeral is out of state, blah blah blah - how do you differentiate unusual from just plain run of the mill stupid lies ("The sky is blue and it is depressing me, want to come over, I've got a discount!" - at LEAST that one wasn't a lie!!!! [maybe])? I know one lady that lied about her child passing away to get money to go to the funeral in another State (she was actually being evicted and car repossessed), another that lied about a needing a PROSTHETIC LIMB (what, like no one would fucking NOTICE??? - she needed to bail her pimp boyfriend out of jail) and one that lied about her doctor telling her she had to "fuck more to keep the VD from coming back" (it was herpes - AND SHE REALLY HAD IT) - all examples of reaching out with any excuse to get another appointment and a couple hundred more bucks. And, THEY ALL DID (they got another series of appointments).

Not to mention the "I'm retiring" (and then coming back) notices that are sometimes flooded across the board daily . . . and PMed and emailed and called, etc. - "Get it before I go", and then next week, "I'm staying!".

Seriously, define "reaches out unusually". When isn't it?

I call when I am back on schedule or when I am scheduled to visit your town - TWICE in my life have I ever called a client because I really needed something - and both times I made it SO worth their while for helping me out I think they thought they had died and gone to happy hooker heaven.

Maybe this should be a separate thread, but I'm curious. If I've seen someone multiple times should I always assume that she is not LE? Of asked another way, could a provider be persuaded by LE to work with them to bust people? Originally Posted by love2fishfork

Its happening everywhere....so I believe the answer is yes!

I didn't have a problem finding a bondsman locally, but don't get caught up out of state,,,it's usually a $500 cash bond...

I was just in Indianapolis and there was an issue recently about providers being used and references verified to get the bust...


When I first moved to Florida, there was issues in Jacksonville about providers setting up their regulars...

Some people you just can't get too comfortable around, but I think you should be able to tell that about a person after about the 2nd time being around them...lol, of course then again, people turn their own family in to keep themselves out of trouble...funny thing is, they must not watch First 48 cuz even the snitches still catch a charge, lol!!