Federal Arrests in Sex Trafficking Ring
Earlier today, three individuals were arrested and charged in federal
court
with operating a sophisticated high-end brothels in
Cambridge, in Watertown, and in Eastern Virginia.
These establishments
were allegedly promoted through two different websites,
bostontopten.com
and browneyesgirlswa.blog.
The three individuals behind these websites
facilitated the movement
of predominantly Asian women across the United States
for sex trafficking and sexual...
A commercial sex ring, exploiting them in the process.
This commercial sex ring was built on secrecy and exclusivity,
catering to a wealthy and well-connected clientele,
and business was
booming until today.
It's alleged that the prospective sex buyers in this scheme
first had to respond to a survey and provide information online,
including their
driver's license photos, their employer information, credit card
information, and they often paid a monthly fee to be
part of this illicit
club.
The affidavit that's unsealed in court today alleges that once the buyers were
verified,
they were then texted and allowed to place orders for, with
commercial sex workers.
They would choose the duration of this encounter they wanted, the types of
services they wanted, and they also would receive a menu of
different
options and different women that they could purchase,
sometimes at rates between three hundred and fifty and six hundred dollars an hour.
The menu included photographs of the various women who were available that day
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