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2 girls, age 16, accused of pimping out other girls

By James Hart

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Story is from Arizona, and it sounds like the suspects had a fairly elaborate business model, if the story is true. Police say the girls even rented their own apartment for business and recruited other girls, at least one as...

Full post as published by Crime Scene KC on February 24, 2009 (boomark / email).

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