Cartagena Reports

[Amb832]

A MILF that charges $800. What a liar.

If the idiots wasn't bragging they were secret service agents maybe she wouldn't of tried to jack up the price 25X.

[Climaxnow]

News report says she expected $800 to be an escort.

http://www.nytimes.com/2012/04/19/wo...e-scandal.html

A MILF that charges $800. What a liar.

[Sound7]

Epic Center:

A pair of Obama SS agent expected a group discount rate 2 for 1at100, 000 COP ($50. 00) from the chica. Chica reported it to the police in the lobby as lack of payment. Rest still under question.

Other factors in play too.

[Hillbilly69]

since ctg is exposed now all the mongers from sosua will go there now.

no risk of that.

jet blue doesn't fly into cartagena.

alot of dr dudes would [CodeWord116] their pants before they would get on a plane to colombia, i can name you some isg usernames but i don't see the point.

tony and the hard core putas in cartagena stick newbies in the ass so hard their tonsuls hurt.

just look back at the last trip reports where guys paid 200k pesos for chics that everyone pays 60k for.

if you can't sit in your chair and point out the suckers it is you who is the sucker.

[Jambo]

News report says she expected $800 to be an escort.

http://www.nytimes.com/2012/04/19/wo...e-scandal.html

CARTAGENA, Colombia — A Secret Service agent preparing for President Obama's arrival at an international summit meeting and a single mother from Colombia who makes a living as a high-priced escort faced off in a room at the Hotel Caribe a week ago over how much he owed her for the previous night's intercourse. 'I tell him, 'Baby, my cash money, ' ' the woman said in her first public comments on a spat that would soon spiral into a full-blown scandal.

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The dispute — he offered $30 for services she thought they had agreed were worth 25 times that — triggered a tense early morning struggle in the hallway of the posh hotel involving the woman, another prostitute, Colombian police officers arguing on the women's behalf and American federal agents who tried but failed to keep the matter — which has shaken the reputation of the Secret Service — from escalating.

Sitting on a couch in her living room wearing a short jean skirt, high-heeled espadrilles and a tight spandex top with a plunging neckline, the woman described how she and a girlfriend were approached by a group of American men at a discotheque. In an account that tracked with the official version of events coming out of Washington, but could not be independently confirmed, she said the men bought a bottle of Absolut vodka for the table and when that was finished bought a second one.

'They never told me they were with Obama, ' she said. 'They were very discreet. '

A taxi driver who picked up the woman at the Hotel Caribe the morning of the encounter said he heard her and another woman recount the dispute over payment. When approached by The Times, the woman was reluctant to speak about what occurred. As she nervously told her story, a friend gave details that seemed to corroborate her account.

There was a language gap between the 24-year-old woman, who declined to give her full name, and the American man who sat beside her all night and eventually invited her back to his room. She agreed, stopped on the way to buy condoms but told him he would have to give her a gift. He asked how much. Not knowing he worked for President Obama but figuring he was a well-heeled foreigner, she said she told him $800.

The price alone, she said, indicates that she is an escort, not a prostitute. 'You have higher rank, ' she said. 'An escort is someone who a man can take out to dinner. She can dress nicely, wear nice makeup, speak and act like a lady. That's me. '

By 6:30 the next morning, after being awoken by a telephone call from the hotel front desk reminding her that, under the hotel's rules for prostitutes, she had to leave, whatever deal the two had agreed on had broken down. She recalled that the man told her he had been drunk when they discussed the price. He countered with an offer of 50, 000 pesos, the equivalent of about $30.

Disgusted with such a low offer, she pressed the matter. He became angry, ordered her out of the room and called her an expletive, she said.

She said she was crying at that point and went across the hall, where another escort had spent the night with a second American man from the same group. Both women began trying to get the money.

They knocked on the door but got no response. She threatened to call the police, but the man's friend begged her not to, saying they did not want trouble. Finally, she said, she left to go home but came across a policeman who was stationed on the hallway and called in an English-speaking colleague.

He accompanied her back to the room and the dispute escalated. Two other Americans from the club emerged from their rooms and stood guard in front of their friend's locked door. The two Colombian officers tried to argue the woman's case.

A hotel security officer arrived. Eventually, she lowered her demand to $250, which she said was the amount she has to pay the man who helps find her customers. Eager to resolve the matter fast, the American men eventually gave her a combination of dollars and local currency worth about $225, and she left.

It was only days later, once a friend she had shared her story with called to say that the dispute had made the television news, that she learned that the man had been a Secret Service agent.

She was dismayed, she said, that the news reports have described her as a prostitute as though she walked the streets picking up just anyone.

'It's the same but it's different, ' she said, indicating that she is much more selective about her clients and charges much more than a streetwalker. 'It's like when you buy a fine rum or a BlackBerry or an iPhone. They have a different price. '

The woman veered between anger and fear as she told of her misadventure. 'I'm scared, ' she said, indicating she did not want the man she spent the night with to get into any trouble but now feared that he might retaliate against her.

'This is something really big, ' she said. 'This is the government of the United States. I have nervous attacks. I cry all the time. '

The Secret Service declined to comment on the woman's account. Among the issues under review is whether the security personnel went out that night looking for prostitutes or whether they encountered them where they had been drinking.

'There was no evidence that these women were seeking these guys out — that they were waiting for Secret Service agents, but all of that is being looked into, ' said Representative Peter T. King, the chairman of the House Committee on Homeland Security.

Mr. King, who was briefed on the matter by Mark Sullivan, the Secret Service director, said that the Secret Service agents at the hotel had provided conflicting reports about the night's events.

'Some of them were saying they didn't know they were prostitutes, ' he said. 'Some are saying they were women at the bar. I understand that there was quite a bit of drinking. '

As for cooperating with the American investigators who are seeking to interview as many as 21 different women who they believe may have spent the night with American security officers in advance of Mr. Obama's arrival, the woman who was involved in the payment dispute said she was not interested in that. She said she was planning to leave Cartagena soon.

[MiamiHeatLuver]

Brazil is shutting down, Sosua is being over-run, and now CTG is being exposed, let's hope the overflow doesn't reach my beloved Medellin.

Common buddy, you're kidding right? Medellin has been gringoed out for about 3 years now, Parque gringo, Hooters, Where gringos, gallivant with not a care in the world and a real false sense of security, just look at the prices Loutron / Energy 200k+ Even my Colombian buddy was getting pissed off at mayorista while trying to bring a girl back to the apartment (he doesn't like to bang in the casas) They were asking 100k. I'm doing other areas in Colombia now, taking the bus and getting lost. LOL. I just got back last week and was proud that I could still negotiate 60-80k plus taxi for a good tln.

I used to hit the casas with my Colombian buddies where the girls would ask with amazement "where are you from, how did you find this city called medellin" NOW they ask if my Colombian buddy is "my guide" lol

[Amb832]

I agree. Also American's might be looked at, as someone that exploit's Colombia by Colombian's. Our little Colombian secret is out fellas. It might be time for me to work on my fake British accent (I say ole chap, it's a jolly good day) so I don't get crazy look's that will now be directed at American's LOL. Brazil is shutting down, Sosua is being over-run, and now CTG is being exposed, let's hope the overflow doesn't reach my beloved Medellin.

Since CTG is exposed now all the mongers from Sosua will go there now. Maybe that's good news for folks wanting to go back to Sosua. LOL. Hope you're right and the overflow doesn't effect Medellin. I'm suppose to be there in July.

[Hillbilly69]

They have been hooking in Cartagena since the pirates were in the Caribbean. Find a girl hooking there now and odds are her mother hooked there too. Nothing has changed over time there except for what is coming with the new big hotel chains in Bocagrande and then the construction of the boardwalk along the beach. Hell Tony has been pimping at the beach for 25 years you guys think prostitution is new there? It is a family town fuck thats funny!

[Granjefe]

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Ok, we can laugh a lot about how silly is that, but the whole story is AWFUL news for us. CTG is now famous in USA, and not for its colonial style houses, the walls, the beauty of its Centro Historico. From now on, if I tell colleagues in USA (and maybe out of them too) that I am going to spend 3-4 days in ctg, I will get mad eyes.

It is even possible that the local police will act in some way on clubs and freebies, attempting to "clean up" the place and restoring a good image of the place for families etc. I don't see anything good coming out from this.

I've lived in Colombia where I taught English. A group of us teacher spent a week in Cartegena back in the day. There was plenty of street pussy available as well as call service / message action.

These guys (lost control) or I like to say "Little Head Over-ride! They totally compromised their mission and now they are trying to lie their way out.

Now this will draw world attention which will do us veteran mongers no good. Prices will rise, corrupt police will exploit the whole sex scene down there.

[Mr Gogo]

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Ok, we can laugh a lot about how silly is that, but the whole story is AWFUL news for us. CTG is now famous in USA, and not for its colonial style houses, the walls, the beauty of its Centro Historico. From now on, if I tell colleagues in USA (and maybe out of them too) that I am going to spend 3-4 days in ctg, I will get mad eyes.

It is even possible that the local police will act in some way on clubs and freebies, attempting to "clean up" the place and restoring a good image of the place for families etc. I don't see anything good coming out from this.

I agree. Also American's might be looked at, as someone that exploit's Colombia by Colombian's. Our little Colombian secret is out fellas. It might be time for me to work on my fake British accent (I say ole chap, it's a jolly good day) so I don't get crazy look's that will now be directed at American's LOL. Brazil is shutting down, Sosua is being over-run, and now CTG is being exposed, let's hope the overflow doesn't reach my beloved Medellin.

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Ok, we can laugh a lot about how silly is that, but the whole story is AWFUL news for us. CTG is now famous in USA, and not for its colonial style houses, the walls, the beauty of its Centro Historico. From now on, if I tell colleagues in USA (and maybe out of them too) that I am going to spend 3-4 days in ctg, I will get mad eyes.

It is even possible that the local police will act in some way on clubs and freebies, attempting to "clean up" the place and restoring a good image of the place for families etc. I don't see anything good coming out from this.

[Hillbilly69]

Customs official- Sir what were you doing in Colombia? Answer- Training to be Secret Service Officer. Customs Offical- So what were you doing? Practicing at a firing range to be a sharp shooter? Bomb removal? Answer- Nope! Mostly Hookahs and beer!

Colombia is Passion motto is gone, now its Colombia Get some!

[Climaxnow]

According to the news, a number of the agents are denying that they knew there girl was a prostitute. I really doubt that the agents could have pulled 21 girls all from the same club. Stands to reason to me that some must have met on or near the hotel. My point is that my original argument of an agent believing he found himself a freebie will probably hold true. Its easy for guys like us to know the reality of a situation but not necessarily for men have never used prostitutes or are not at all familiar with the natives.

[Vittu]

If it is true, as alleged, that 21 prostitutes may have been involved, there is more to investigate. Why did the National Security Agency fail to detect all the cell chatter that must have been going on?

[Vittu]

A fair assumption. Tell them you are going deep-sea fishing in Tulsa.
There's also Cartagena, Spain.