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Las Vegas Escorts: Police: Missing SoCal woman spotted in Nevada

notdaveelms — Thu, 29 Jul 2010 15:25:05 +0000

Fullerton graduate. Waters said she believed Richardson’s civil rights were violated when she was released without a car, cell phone or purse. The Sheriff’s Department has said Richardson appeared rational and it believed it had a legal obligation to release her in a timely manner.
Her parents have each brought negligence lawsuits against the sheriff.
Las Vegas police Officer Bill Cassell, a department spokesman, said authorities in Nevada planned a joint news conference with Los Angeles sheriff’s investigators at 11 a.m. Thursday in Las Vegas to seek the public’s help in locating Richardson.
Michael Richardson told the Los Angeles Times that a sheriff’s investigator discussed with him the possibility that his daughter was working as a prostitute in Las Vegas. Richardson said it was possible she is purposely avoiding friends and family or was under the influence of someone keeping her isolated.

See the full article from “San Jose Mercury News”

Las Vegas Escorts: Vegas Cops to Give Update Thursday on Missing SoCal Woman

notdaveelms — Thu, 29 Jul 2010 07:37:12 +0000

She had been arrested for not paying her bill at a Malibu restaurant in September. Based on her diaries, investigators believe that days before her arrest, the Cal State Fullerton graduate had gone without sleep for as many as five nights and described her as having a major mental breakdown.
Whitmore would not confirm a report from Michael Richardson, the woman’s father, who said a deputy told him there were about 80 possible sightings of his daughter in Las Vegas.
Both of the woman’s parents are suing the sheriff’s department and the county.
Michael Richardson also told The Times that sheriff’s deputies discussed with him the possibility that his daughter was working as prostitute, and he told the newspaper it was possible that someone was keeping her from contacting her family and friends.

See the full article from “NBC Los Angeles”

Las Vegas Escorts: Mitrice Richardson may have been spotted in Las Vegas

notdaveelms — Thu, 29 Jul 2010 07:37:11 +0000

… He approached her from behind and called her name and she turned and looked at him and didn’t seem to recognize him,” Sutton said. “Then he said she seemed to recognize him and then she turned and walked off very quickly.”
Amerson took a few days to pass the information on to relatives. Sheriff’s investigators then sought hotel surveillance tapes, but found that they had been taped over. For several days, sheriff’s investigators combed Las Vegas, passing out fliers and talking to strippers, bar managers and prostitutes. In the L.A. area, Richardson had occasionally danced professionally at a lesbian bar.
Michael Richardson said Rosson discussed with him the possibility that she was working as a prostitute. He said he believes that it is possible someone is keeping her from contacting family and friends.

See the full article from “Los Angeles Times”

Las Vegas Escorts: Police: Missing SoCal woman spotted in Nevada

notdaveelms — Thu, 29 Jul 2010 07:37:10 +0000

she was released without a car, cell phone or purse. The Sheriff’s Department has said Richardson appeared rational and it believed it had a legal obligation to release her in a timely manner.
Her parents have each brought negligence lawsuits against the sheriff, including a wrongful death suit filed last month by her mother.
Las Vegas police Officer Bill Cassell, a department spokesman, said authorities in Nevada planned a joint news conference with Los Angeles sheriff’s investigators at 11 a.m. Thursday in Las Vegas to seek the public’s help in locating Richardson.
Michael Richardson told the Los Angeles Times that a sheriff’s investigator discussed with him the possibility that his daughter was working as a prostitute in Las Vegas. Richardson said it was possible she is purposely avoiding friends and family or was under the influence of someone keeping her isolated.

See the full article from “San Jose Mercury News”

Las Vegas Adult Entertainment: Missing CA Woman, Mitrice Richardson May Be Alive And In Las Vegas- LA Police

newsdoggiestyle — Thu, 29 Jul 2010 04:37:37 +0000

There were three sightings of her in Malibu Canyon on the morning of 17 September, but she never made contact with her family and no trace of her has been found since then. According to homicide investigators assigned to the case a few months later, Richardson appears to suffer from severe bipolar disorder. The Sheriff’s Department has come under repeated criticism for not holding her for further evaluation, or at least holding he until morning when someone could come and get her. The Sheriff’s Department has maintained that it acted appropriately, and that Richardson was acting rationally before her release. An investigation into the handling of the case has been opened, and Richardson’s parents have initiated a law suit against the LA Sheriff’s department.
The last time authorities Malibu Canyon was in January. Nothing was turned up.
There is a possibility that Richardson has either severed all ties with her past, or is being kept from contacting her family by some third party individual. This was brought up between the police and Mitrice’s father. There is a possibility that she is working as a prostitute in Las Vegas.

See the full article from “Lez Get Real”

Las Vegas Strip Clubs: ‘The Defenders’ cast on morons and strippers

diamond — Thu, 29 Jul 2010 04:01:19 +0000

… They’re put in the position to defend people they don’t like,” he says. “They have strong character and a strong sense of duty. But these guys are such characters. They’re so bright and have great strategy in the courtroom. It’s interesting to me that they’re so brilliant but are morons with women.”
His co-star O’Connell actually spent one semester in night school studying law, which helped with the show, but he had to stop pursuing that in order to act.
“It was invaluable … it was a lot of work,” he observes. “There was more reading than anyone should have to do. It was really difficult, but I made friends for the rest of my life.”
Unlike Smollett’s character, Fischer says that Sophie is not formerly a stripper, but “I’m sure my cousin is. Yeah.”

See the full article from “Zap2it.com (blog)”

Las Vegas Adult Entertainment: Authorities believe Mitrice Richardson may be alive and in Las Vegas

newsdoggiestyle — Wed, 28 Jul 2010 21:25:53 +0000

Since then, Sheriff’s Department officials have been repeatedly criticized for not holding her for further medical evaluation and instead releasing her without a car or phone in the early morning darkness near the rugged terrain of Malibu Canyon. The department has steadfastly maintained that Richardson acted rationally in their custody. But its handling of the case has been investigated at the request of the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors and Richardson’s parents have filed lawsuits claiming negligence.
Authorities conducted four searches across miles of Malibu Canyon — the last one in January was the largest ever conducted in the county for a missing person — without turning up a single clue.
According to Michael Richardson, a Sheriff’s Department official discussed with him the possibility that his daughter was working as a prostitute in Las Vegas. Richardson said it was possible she was under the influence of someone keeping her from contacting family and friends. Or that she may have simply shrugged off old connections on her own.

See the full article from “Los Angeles Times (blog)”

Las Vegas Escorts: The former undisputed heavyweight champion of the world looks back on a long …

notdaveelms — Wed, 28 Jul 2010 16:01:07 +0000

Tyson: This is how the day would start: I would go to a club, at say, 2 o’clock [a.m.]. Hang out there for what, two hours, and then I’d go to the after-hours [clubs], that start at 6 o’clock [a.m.]. So I’d stay there from 6 in the morning to 7:30 at night. I’d be sitting down and drinking and doing cocaine, talking to girls … doing anything. Everything. Then I make it home and I’m tripping out at home. I’m calling people, I’m tired, but I’ve got people coming in and we’re making plans to go out a few hours later. We’re getting high, staying up, [doing] cocaine. Somebody would be calling me: “Come hang out with me.” So we would go out and get high, till 11 o’clock [p.m.] or something, then go somewhere, to a bar or somewhere. We might go to a club, then get high all day long.
SI: You got involved with prostitutes.

See the full article from “SI.com”

Las Vegas Escorts: Intercontinental investigation

notdaveelms — Tue, 27 Jul 2010 08:49:33 +0000

The trilogy starts in CSI: Miami with “Bone Voyage”. A severed limb found in the Florida Everglades leads Caine and his team to the Nevada dessert. Discovering that the limb belongs to a girl gone missing in the Las Vegas precinct, Langston who is on the hunt for the killer, is called in to help.
From Florida, the investigation progresses upstate through CSI: NY’s “Hammer Down,” in which Langston travels to New York after Taylor identifies a woman found dead with her blood drained in a truck as someone Langston interviewed in Miami is revealed as a person of interest.
To their disgust and horror, they find themselves waist-deep in a dangerous, organised criminal ring that dabbles with prostitution, surrogacy, human trafficking, as well as black market organs.
The trilogy concludes in Las Vegas with the CSI: Crime Scene Investigation episode “The Lost Girls.”
Langston, desperate to find another missing girl tied to the same criminal and prostitution ring, digs deeper into the trafficking organisation that operates out of his precinct.

See the full article from “Malay Mail”

Las Vegas Massage Parlors: Feds Rebuke Nevada Board of Massage Therapy

rubmetender — Tue, 27 Jul 2010 03:00:26 +0000

After hundreds of Asian “massage therapists” with certificates of completion from a California massage school were approved to work in Las Vegas neighborhood massage parlors, the National Certification Board of Therapeutic Massage and Bodywork, the federal agency that oversees accreditation of all U.S. massage schools, has issued a strong rebuke to the Nevada Board of Massage Therapy.
In 2007, I interviewed Lisa Cooper who is the Executive Director of the Nevada Board of Massage Therapy while she was attending a UNLV forum on the sex industry.
Upon being asked why her agency does not police neighborhood massage parlors, Cooper nervously explained to me and Dr. Melissa Farley that the “massage therapists” employed at the dozens of neighborhood parlors do not need Nevada state certificates as long as they have a certificate of completion from a massage school in California.

See the full article from “Canada Free Press”