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Minneapolis Escorts: Economics Professor Featured in Star Tribune

minneapolisgirl — Mon, 14 May 2012 20:12:39 +0000

Economics Professor Featured in Star Tribune
May 14, 2012 | 1 p.m.
By Christine Erntson, Communications and Marketing Coordinator
Tim Essenburg, Professor of Economics at Bethel University, and his wife Joani have spent 22 years living in the Phillips neighborhood of Minneapolis. An area known for crime, gangs, drugs, and prostitution, the Essenburgs had a vision for a Christian community-development program like no one had ever seen. Their focus on education and after-school programs prepared students for state standardized tests and college entrance exams and resulted in recent acceptances into schools like Yale, Marquette University, and St. Catherine University.
Their amazing story was featured in the Minneapolis Star Tribune on May 13, 2012. Read full article here.

See the full article from “Bethel University News”

Minneapolis Escorts: Maplewood man sentenced for prostituting woman, teenager

minneapolisgirl — Fri, 11 May 2012 02:36:29 +0000

Maplewood man sentenced for prostituting woman, teenager
Posted: 05/10/2012 12:01:00 AM CDT
May 11, 2012 1:51 AM GMTUpdated: 05/10/2012 08:51:38 PM CDT
Malachai Tramble was charged with promotion of prostitution and possession of child pornography. (Courtesy of Ramsey County sheriff’s office)
A Maplewood man acted as a pimp for a 17-year-old, placing prostitution ads on the website backpage.com to set up “dates” for her.
He did the same for another woman, who was 22.
And for that, Malachai Tramble II, 28, was sentenced to eight years and eight months in prison on Thursday, May 10, in Ramsey County District Court.
“The defendant in this case manipulated two women, one being a juvenile, a minor, and that was for his own financial gain,” said Eric Leonard, an assistant Ramsey County attorney.

See the full article from “Pioneer Press”

Minneapolis Escorts: Gays v. Feminists?

minneapolisgirl — Tue, 08 May 2012 23:24:43 +0000

Fergus notes that “it was, in many respects, a typical whorehouse, but with this crucial difference. After the gentlemen had completed their business, but before they had recovered themselves sufficiently to rise and dress, the women of the house would recite to them a sermon written by Blaine herself. The sermons changed week to week. She found that ‘gentlemen in such a state of spent repose proved remarkably receptive to the Word of God, and would often come to associate their feelings of satisfaction and peace with the pious teachings contained therein.’ She even lost a customer or two over the years, much to her delight.”
When the Council of City Fathers learned of Blaine’s scheme through an exploratory expedition to the establishment, they were naturally outraged. (”A whorehouse is no place for the Gospel!” bellowed an otherwise placated Ezra Marshall, owner of San Diego’s largest hat shop. “Would Our Lord and Saviour have dined with prostitutes and sinners?”) They quickly ordered Jezebel’s House of Harlotry burnt to the ground, and banished Blaine to the terrifying wilderness of “Lake-side.” She died soon after in a rodeo accident after attempting to preach from the back of a bucking bronco during competition.

See the full article from “San Diego Reader (blog)”

Minneapolis Escorts: Prostitution Ring Leader Busted At Minneapolis Hotel

minneapolisgirl — Mon, 07 May 2012 21:49:27 +0000

Prostitution Ring Leader Busted At Minneapolis Hotel
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MINNEAPOLIS (WCCO) – A 68-year-old man previously busted for leading a Twin Cities prostitution ring was arrested on April 19 for meeting with a prostitute at a Minneapolis hotel, according to police.
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Authorities said in the days leading up to April 19, they learned from a Ramsey County probation officer that St. Marie was accessing prostitution escort service web sites and emailing suspected prostitutes. It violated his probation violation after he was convicted for previous involvement with the “Nice Guys Prostitution Ring.”
A Minneapolis Police Sergeant learned that St. Marie had arranged for an evening meeting with a suspected prostitute on April 19 at the Crown Plaza Hotel.
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Police said they entered the room and found St. Marie inside with a prostitute. He admitted to bringing the woman there to engage in prostitution.

See the full article from “CBS Local”

Minneapolis Escorts: Six others were acquitted of all charges in a case that was prosecuted in …

minneapolisgirl — Sat, 05 May 2012 05:48:51 +0000

A federal jury in Tennessee on Friday convicted three Minnesota men for their role in an interstate sex trafficking ring run mostly by Somali gang members. Six others were acquitted of all charges. The nine defendants were among 30 people — most from the Twin Cities — charged in connection with a human trafficking ring that sold Somali girls into prostitution over the course of a decade, authorities say. The jury of six men and six women deliberated for five days before returning a split verdict in the case’s first trial. The remaining defendants could face trial, although nothing has been scheduled. Assistant U.S. Attorney Van Vincent said Friday’s verdict shows that the jury found that sex trafficking did occur. He added that the government will continue to prosecute these kinds of cases. “It’s very important for victims to understand that you can come forward, people will listen and that people can believe what you have to say about the crime,” he said …

See the full article from “Minneapolis Star Tribune”

Minneapolis Escorts: ‘Nice Guy’ pimp, busted again

minneapolisgirl — Fri, 04 May 2012 23:24:46 +0000

MINNEAPOLIS (KMSP) -
A former assistant Hennepin County Attorney is in trouble again.
John St. Marie was charged Friday with gross misdemeanor prostitution.
St. Marie was found guilty two years ago of running a high-class escort ring known as the “Minnesota Nice Guys.”
He was still on probation for that offense and probation officers were monitoring his internet use. On April 19th, Minneapolis Police learned St. Marie was planning to meet an escort. Detectives entered the room at the Crown Plaza Hotel and found St. Marie, who is a quadriplegic, naked in his wheelchair with the prostitute sitting beside him.
St. Marie told detectives he knew his activity was being monitored and that he was stupid.

See the full article from “FOX 9 News”

Minneapolis Escorts: Secret Service to receive ethics training at Hopkins

minneapolisgirl — Wed, 02 May 2012 13:48:52 +0000

Secret Service to receive ethics training at Hopkins
Agency expands program following Colombia scandal
April 30, 2012|By John Fritze, The Baltimore Sun
WASHINGTON — — About 100 U.S. Secret Service agents will take part in a two-day ethics training this week to be overseen by professors at the Johns Hopkins University — a response to the widening prostitution scandal that began in Colombia, agency and university officials said Monday.
The training, which past participants say covers a broad range of practical and theoretical ethics — including a review of Aristotle — comes as the Secret Service works to address allegations that its agents hired prostitutes in Cartagena days before President Barack Obama arrived in the country April 13 to attend a summit.
Hopkins, which has for years offered law enforcement training through its School of Education, was an obvious choice for the effort because of its past work with the agency, officials said. The Secret Service had previously scheduled training for 20 agents through the …

See the full article from “Baltimore Sun”

Minneapolis Escorts: Latin Royal at Monarch Theatre

minneapolisgirl — Wed, 02 May 2012 13:48:50 +0000

Photos by Benjamin LeathermanLiving it up at Latin Royal at The Monarch Theatre on Friday, April 27. See more photos from the Club Candids slideshow The trio of Pete “SuperMix” Salaz, Sean Badger, and Edson Madrigal admit they haven’t been getting much downtime (or even sleep) as of late. That’s because they’ve been working nonstop running two downtown Phoenix clubs, including the newly launched Monarch Theatre.
Salaz says the trio pulled 24-hour shifts in the days leading up to the Monarch’s soft opening on April 20. And while they’ve snuck in some shut eye since then, he admits, they’re still going around the clock to keep things running smoothly and getting the place up to snuff for grand opening during Memorial Day weekend.
The scene inside the Monarch Theatre. “We did make it to the finish line and opened on time,” he says. “In our mind if we were able to open the doors, if one person showed up, it would’ve been a success.”
By that logic, the trio must really feel like pimps, considering that more than 400 showed up for the soft opening weekend.

See the full article from “Phoenix New Times (blog)”

Minneapolis Escorts: 3 arrested as juvenile prostitute ring broken

minneapolisgirl — Wed, 02 May 2012 13:48:49 +0000

The girls ranged in age from 13 to 17. Their pimps often “groomed” them with gifts, said Milburn. Police worked with social service agencies to connect the girls with their parents and provide counseling.
According to the charges against the three men:
Police learned Toe was prostituting a 19-year-old woman on the Backpage.com website. She said she was already a prostitute when she met him. She said Toe agreed to work with her because she didn’t have any money and didn’t know anybody in the area. He received half the money she earned.
Tarley set up a date for one of the women with a man he said was his uncle. Davis paid Tarley $150 in exchange for sex. Tarley denied this happened.
“We will go after the johns, pimps and supplier,” said Milburn. “We will continue to investigate.”

See the full article from “Minneapolis Star Tribune”

Minneapolis Escorts: Sex trafficking trial faces series of delays

minneapolisgirl — Fri, 06 Apr 2012 10:36:52 +0000

The indictment said three gangs called the Somali Outlaws, the Somali Mafia and the Lady Outlaws were forcing teenage girls into prostitution and operated in St. Paul, Minn.; Minneapolis; Columbus, Ohio; and Nashville.
After selecting a jury last month, the trial was delayed last week when prosecutors turned over thousands of documents and audio recordings from the investigation to defense attorneys on the eve of trial. Both defense attorneys and federal prosecutors have repeatedly declined to comment about the case.
“It can be frustrating to have delays, but it is understandable because the case is so complex,” said Derri Smith, executive director of End Slavery Tennessee, who will be an expert witness in the case. “I have the utmost confidence that the judge and jury will bring justice about in the case, but it’s challenging for all of them.”
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The indictment accuses the gangs of finding and recruiting young girls for the purpose of prostitution in exchange for money and drugs between 2000 and 2010.

See the full article from “Minnesota Public Radio”