Morriss Spa in Flower Mound and multiple other AMPs "Go Up In Smoke"!

[Mental AtrraXXXion]

Knew it was coming and the writing was on the wall. Thanks to all you guys that had a match 🔥 in your hand.


https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&sour...S4tcy9bMG-yXco

[CapKirk]

Was bound to happen. Too many explicit reviews.

[Action&Reaction]

TDLR shut down?

[Rufus X. Sarsparilla]

Heard on local radio they were all owned by one guy who had other places previously shut down.

[Mental AtrraXXXion]

Originally Posted by Action&Reaction

TDLR shut down?

Too bad, I guess you don't know how to read.

[Ruger66]

Another one bites the dust. Stevie Wonder saw this one coming. Amp paranoia for next few months begin.

[MassageMessenger]

These are ownership raids. The state pressured him to surrender several licenses in multiple cities.

Btw, legally speaking, explicit reviews on a social media site are NOT credible pieces of evidence without the source of the post being subpoenaed and having those comments agreed/admitted to by said source.

The amount of bogus social media posts has made courts of law deem virtually any social media post baseless and inadmissible.

[Mental AtrraXXXion]

Originally Posted by MassageMessenger

These are ownership raids. The state pressured him to surrender several licenses in multiple cities.

Btw, legally speaking, explicit reviews on a social media site are NOT credible pieces of evidence without the source of the post being subpoenaed and having those comments agreed/admitted to by said source.

The amount of bogus social media posts has made courts of law deem virtually any social media post baseless and inadmissible.

Oh here we go with the bullshit excuses again. You guys don't learn. So you're saying that LE can't generate a lead by reading reviews and then send an Undercover Officer to the establishment because of possible illegal activity and make a bust/arrest? It's just like a random person giving an anonymous tip to Crime Stoppers or an informant giving information to the police. Of course the police can take action off of a tip or other information, so that's why they conduct investigations and do sting operations because they SUSPECT illegal activity is taking place and they build a case and gather evidence.

You guys really can't be this fucking naive to come up with lame ass excuses why LE can't use reviews as tool to gather information and to aid in investigations. It's literally pointing them in the direction where they need to snoop around, investigate, conduct surveillance, send in Undercovers, TDLR and get court orders. Reviews and other gathered information is what they can use to help them. A Private Citizen can even read these reviews or public comments and decide to visit a Spa and get proposed or inappropriately touched and go file a complaint to "do their part in stopping human trafficking". Oh yes, there were complaints filed. Dude you better do some research and read around and stop trying to play lawyer on a whore borad. No wonder there's a show called "The World's Dumbest Criminals".

[junebug]

It's a review board. Posting reviews is it's purpose. We communicate so we have a general idea as to what to expect. One whore shop closes, another opens. Or they go private. The profession won't die.

[BasicGuy]

I don’t think that is what he was saying…. I think he was saying the review wouldn’t hold up in court on its own merit. But using a review as a lead to go visit seems like a no brainer. But I agree (and I am guilty of it) that multiple explicit reviews doesn’t help keep a place open. But without reviews, most of these places would lose a ton of business.

So what is the solution to keeping them in business and letting others know a nice spot without giving a review?

[junebug]

The owner had 6 stores, advertised sex, had sex toys on site, sexual costumes on site, and women living on site, per article.

[rl7400]

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[rl7400]

Don’t fret, Morriss will have a new license before the end of the week probably.

[throwaway177109]