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Only if Canada is as totalitarian as many Americans believe. My guess is the country isn’t, you’re implying it is.

No you didn’t. But do you think an ayatollah is going to knock on your door to take you to the town square for your execution? Again, nobody gives a shit about any clients.

Great perspective. Thanks. EB, I think my larger point was, or my question should be, would a court grant a subpoena in a case like this to prove two people actually met up? Because meeting up is not illegal. That’s a total waste of resources. You’d have to be in the room to prove transaction.

A lot of politics and dynamics. No doubt my new escort friends on here like Luna are correct in many respects, they sometimes endure abuse and degradation. And I’d also say, to your point, the government doesn’t care. There is a war on men in many respects. Weed legal, but you have crazy...

Unless you visit a US Hooters, you’re not getting the full experience. I couldn’t get out of the Crescent Street Hooters fast enough. Food was awful, service piss poor. And the decor was lame. But hey, it’s cheaper than a flight to Hooters in Clearwater, Atlantic City or East Brunswick NJ.

XO could take the site down if they wanted, but if I believed I was innocent I wouldn’t. This could also be a fuck you to the prosecutors. Like I said, this is yesterday’s news next week at this time.

A court order for two people meeting up in a hotel room? Maybe in Tehran they’d get a court order….

Why would prosecutors go after clients? How would they accurately secure their contact information? Wireless companies don’t give up data very easily. Prosecutors would need a court order, and even then…. AT&T would likely not relinquish information because Tiffany and Steve met up in a hotel...

Why would you expect the site to be down? The agency is likely saying they’re engaged in no wrong doing, and Xo attorneys aren’t suggesting to take it down. LE probably doesn’t have authority to take it down, and if it’s hosted overseas….good luck.

Agree. LeDodo just said what I was thinking. If you’re the mark in this investigation, if you’re the guy they want, they’ll come and get you, burner phone or no burner phone. Chances are you had been under surveillance for weeks. I would go as far as to say if a regular Joe calls up police to...

Squeeze you for what? Whether the owners of XO were operating an escort agency? Well, the owners still have their website up shouting that’s exactly what they do, they’re in the escort services business. Nobody gives a rats ass about the clients, and it’s quite likely XO is out of the...

Come after the clients for what? Meeting up with a girl?

If I’m understanding correctly, you won’t use a Montreal agency because you had a bad experience with one in Alberta? From my experience, owners like James at Euphoria and even the folks at Vogue when I used them were incredible, and their girls spoke highly of them. If a restaurant I visited...

Don’t leave EB. You’re always worth a read and how else will we get CT pizza reviews? I also enjoy your somewhat familiarity with the NYC escort scene, particularly during the golden era. Did you not mention one time (and forgive me if I’m confusing you with another Merbite) you were booking...

Great analysis and perspective, EB. And good for you on case! I don’t know very much about Canadian law, but it’s possible this case never makes it to a courtroom. In cases such as this, I think there is a sensitivity to owners threatening to reveal prominent clients, including law enforcement...

I can’t speak for Canadian prosecutors, but I don’t think they give a rats ass about the website itself. And I don’t think owners could deny they ever ran an escort business without being laughed out of courtroom. I’ve seen homepages stay up post busts in US. It appears XO attorneys haven’t...

I’m not an attorney but I’ve followed enough US cases similar to this one. See my post regarding JuliesNYC. The conventional wisdom is that the XO group reopens once all this gets resolved. It’s usually about the Benjamin’s (or the Canadian equivalent), and the prosecutors will want to see...

I would even go beyond that and say it’s a moral imperative to report abuse when you witness it or have credible knowledge it occurred.

In your example I would act in charity, justice and caution, as I previously mentioned. And I would encourage her to report it, using the same courage it took to promote the allegation on Merb. Just because an allegation is made doesn’t make it true, nor does it make it untrue. And priority #1...

I need to be off to other things, but I feel like we’re talking in circles. Parting thoughts: Rape should be reported when it occurs, wherever it occurs. Who among us is putting all responsibility on providers to report? Can you show me that part? I’m saying it’s on everyone who knows a rape...