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7th Circuit on Prostitution and Money Laundering

By Corey Rayburnyung

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Michael O'Hear has a detailed and interesting discussion of two 7th Circuit opinions in prostitution cases in his weekly roundup:The next two cases both deal with spas in Rockford, Illinois, that were run as fronts for prostitution.  (Yes, if you thought the ?Paradise Health Spa? in Rockford sounded too good to be true, you were right.)  The various owners of the businesses collected money from the johns, put it into business accounts, and drew on the accounts to pay rent, utilities ? customers at the ?Royal Health Spa? were given a shower along with their ?massage? ? and advertising.  (With all of the ?spas? in Rockford, the competition for customers must have been fierce!)  The owners were plainly guilty of many crimes, but how about money laundering? ...continue to full post

Full post as published by Sex Crimes on March 16, 2009 (boomark / email).

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