Sosua Reports

[QUOTE=Frannie; 1465916]I received a report today from two Haitian women I know who are definitely NOT prostitutes. They were on their way to the supermarket together in the early evening by motoconcho to get some food to go to the beach in Cabarete tomorrow when they were pulled over and told to get onto a truck which already contained some women, apparently including Dominicanas. They were asked to show their work permits, but pointed out that they had non working visas and were not working as they are students. After a bit of discussion and showing their passports with current visitor / student visas they were released. They were not wearing prostitute clothing, although on the other other hand they were not very modestly dressed either, wearing shorts and low-cut decolletages. I could not ascertain any information about the appearance of the other women on the truck, but I imagine they must have looked like hookers. This occurred just west of the Europa hotel, not too far from Passion's building.

I advised them that it would make sense to tone down the clothing and that they would probably not have been pulled if they were wearing a school uniform of pants and polo shirt and closed shoes, or similar clothing covering the body. Of course they did not like this idea.

I had a sense a while ago based on some vague information I received that maybe the DR is not renewing non-working visas to Haitianas for $200. I don't have any certain information on this, but as I said before, it could explain the seeming reduction in the number of Haitian ladies in the bars in Sosua. Of course some of the Haitianas you meet there may have been born in the DR or be of mixed Dominican / Haitian parentage and have Dominican citizenship. It is also possible to enter illegally.[/QUOTE]I don't know about this, but the last 2 days here, I have not witnessed any girls being pulled over by the police, at night, on the beach and there are alot of haitan girls in the bars.

[QUOTE=Frannie; 1465916]I received a report today from two Haitian women I know who are definitely NOT prostitutes. They were on their way to the supermarket together in the early evening by motoconcho to get some food to go to the beach in Cabarete tomorrow when they were pulled over and told to get onto a truck which already contained some women, apparently including Dominicanas. They were asked to show their work permits, but pointed out that they had non working visas and were not working as they are students. After a bit of discussion and showing their passports with current visitor / student visas they were released. They were not wearing prostitute clothing, although on the other other hand they were not very modestly dressed either, wearing shorts and low-cut decolletages. I could not ascertain any information about the appearance of the other women on the truck, but I imagine they must have looked like hookers. This occurred just west of the Europa hotel, not too far from Passion's building.

I advised them that it would make sense to tone down the clothing and that they would probably not have been pulled if they were wearing a school uniform of pants and polo shirt and closed shoes, or similar clothing covering the body. Of course they did not like this idea.

I had a sense a while ago based on some vague information I received that maybe the DR is not renewing non-working visas to Haitianas for $200. I don't have any certain information on this, but as I said before, it could explain the seeming reduction in the number of Haitian ladies in the bars in Sosua. Of course some of the Haitianas you meet there may have been born in the DR or be of mixed Dominican / Haitian parentage and have Dominican citizenship. It is also possible to enter illegally.[/QUOTE]Maybe Charles Pooter has heard something.

[QUOTE=ConquerorVal;1465884]I like your lay back reporting style, and your pictorial speaks volumes. I could not persuade any of my girls to pose nude for my photos. My negotiating skills must be poor. I succeeded taking one photo with a girl wearing only a towel, but then she changed her mind and insisted I delete it. Also, how long of a walk is it from your hotel to D'Latins?[/QUOTE]The hotel is about a block away from the New Garden on the same street, just as nice, but without the noise. Those two fucking dogs are barking all the time at NG, plus there is another dog that barks all the time across the street. I enjoy the quiet at Casa Cayena. It is a short walk to D'Latin.

As far as nude pictures. All the girls will do face shots with clothes on, but they do not like face shots nude. I only take face shots for me. But I never include face and nude shots. Only body shots and I never mention their name unless they tried to rob or harm me; which is rare.

[QUOTE=Tomjackin; 1466012]The hotel is about a block away from the New Garden on the same street, just as nice, but without the noise. Those two fucking dogs are barking all the time at NG, plus there is another dog that barks all the time across the street. I enjoy the quiet at Casa Cayena. It is a short walk to D'Latin.

As far as nude pictures. All the girls will do face shots with clothes on, but they do not like face shots nude. I only take face shots for me. But I never include face and nude shots. Only body shots and I never mention their name unless they tried to rob or harm me; which is rare.[/QUOTE]Hey man the dogs at New Gardens are major players. Have you ever noticed the attention the girls there give them? But they might be a little biased. They bark at all the Haitians and street hustlers walking by thru the gates.

[QUOTE=Member #2666; 1465764]Could there be any truth in this? I surely hope not.

The local Municipality, a large Seaside condominium developer (not Hispaniola) and a shallow minded 'anti sex tourist' association, is gradually forcing small to large businesses to shut down or simply destroying them by throwing the owners in jail! Some of the businesses closed so far are El Colibri Hotel, Passions, Cuba Libre, City Lights, Del Toro Dicoteca. 20+ massage salons and many more. Many other business owners are scared of potentially also being victimized and they are furious on behalf of their already victimized friends who are already out of business or behind bars.

The Authorities are supposedly being bribed by a Large Sea Side Condominium complex Investor, (and possibly by other such Investors) , to make sure that any business in Sosua that could be related to having visits by 'working girls' or 'Sex Tourists', must be shut down, whether this be done by force or by police using dirty tactics framing the owners by planting drugs in their establishments, or by accusing them for dealing with minors. The again increasing amount of police and Military deployed for these purposes are a sad sign of what they are still planning to destroy. The authorities and their shallow minded mob, seem to have the goal of turning Sosua into an innocent yet heavily controlled little beach town, supporting only Family Tourism. What a delusion!..[/QUOTE]Sex tourism also brings in crime, drugs and basically provides huge stress to the local government municapality. There is also a huge loss in tax revenue. Does any puta pay taxes?

Family tourism may reduce income for families but overall provides a more stable atmosphere for Puerto Plata.

How much are you really saving when you take into consideration the travel time and additional expenses?

The Metro bus takes appx 4-5 hours from Sosua to Santo Domingo. It will also cost you $35 for taxi from Metro Station in Santo Domingo to Airport.

you are 100% right that this could happen, but hope the hell not.

[quote=chris long; 1459107]if the authorities wanted to end p4p in sosua they would not try to ban it all at once, tried that before and it didn't work. they would simply chip away at it little by little and let it die by a thousand cuts. first get rid of the mainly haitian operated mps under the excuse of not having a massage license, then get rid of the number one (foreign owned) casa in sosua, the reason of which still is not perfectly clear, then shut down one of the smaller less popular bars right on the strip itself, for apparently having **** customers. then let it slowly bleed away, mongers hear of the crackdown and closures and slowly start to dwindle away. the girls hear of these raids and closures and slowly start to avoid sosua. mongers report that there are less girls and less action and even more mongers start to dwindle away. the girls hear that there are fewer and fewer mongers and less opportunity to make money and even less girls start to show up, and then you have a negative downward cycle until the whole thing just dries up and blows away...[/quote]

It's a bit grim on here. This owner gets busted, this place gets closed, massage parlours get shut down, this ex-pat is killed.

I'm there again in October.

I don't go to Sosua often enough to have any real feel for the direction of the town, not in any real broad sense. I hope things continue as is, or get better; I've traveled as a sex tourist over the last 8+ years to Medellin, Colombia 2x, San Jose Costa Rica 2 or 3 times, Jamaica 1x, and Sosua 5 or 6x. As I'm decidedly into the second half of my life, (45 years old, married with family, professional NY'er, white if anyone cares) , raunchier and have more disposable income, having a place like Sosua makes me happy.

I didn't start by coming to the DR, and actually at times prefer other women's looks, but have more fun in Sosua the 3-6 nights I can get away, than I do any other place in the world, any place I've been.

I was sad Classico's got shut down; a / see to stay cool, and a dance floor to watch the girls was great, but D'latin is also nice, albeit hot.

I don't know the broader reasons why 'times are a changing' and maybe its not permanent.

I hope it's not more than political posturing, I hope there isn't a push to bring more tourism dollars in, cruise ships etc, but as a business person I understand why that could happen. My $50 a night hotel, drinks, cheap food and 2,500 pesos a night girl are nothing compared to real family vacation dollars.

I just like Sosua for what it is; it's a seedy, low end, working girl town. I love it!

For those of us that agree, let's hope and keep those fingers crossed. If it does cease to exist, I don't know with where I can replace it.

Ya'll recall my recent trip report when I met one of my Dom Cupid contacts? Our meeting lead up to her propositioning me to pay her for a massage, which eventually lead to her wanting a p4p arrangement for more money. Since I've been home weve been communicating via Whatsapp messenger. The woman has been dropping land mine hints of her financial problems. Tuition problems, food in the house problems, no job problems. You name it, she had a problem she needed to tell me about.

I can tell I wasnt dealing with no dummy although she was very transparent with her intent. Recently she had mentioned that she may have to sell her earrings and possibly her cell phone in order to get enough money to pay her tuition bill. I read it but didn't comment much on it, except to acknowledge the message. When I didn't say much she asked me how come I stopped talking to her. I told her I had left my phone to do something, but now I am back. That day passed.

Next day after our brief greeting, she asks."can I ask you a question?". I say "sure". She reminds me of her mentioning to me before about selling her cell phone to get money. I said, yes I remember. Then she gives me the direct hit. No beating around the Bush, and no hints.

"Can you lend me some money please?" After I give her my policy, that I do not send money, she pleaded with me. I told her, that if I was with her there, things would be different. For one, I would take her to the store and buy her food. And I would do that even though I am not her boyfriend.

After that a little more pleading. Then I had to get a little deeper. I told her I have my own responsibilities here, and I do not have anyone to help me or to complain to. I can't be responsible for helping every woman in the DR just because we met. Then I told her."you are also still on dominican cupid looking for men to support you" "If I give you money, you are only going to take that money, use it, and look for more money from another guy on cupid" "And what do I get out of it, nothing?" "you will go on to the next man and do the same thing to him" "You asked me to loan you money. But how are you going to pay me back, with no job and no means of getting money?" "there is no guarantee that you will pay me back in the bed, once I come back to the DR, especially if you find a new boyfriend"

End result? Crickets coming from her end of whatsapp. LOL Of course I could care less. I wouldn't have said jack to her, as long as she didn't come right out and ask me for money. But once she did, she had to be told the deal.

What makes this situation interesting, is that I already sampled the juice. And paid for my time when I was with her last month. More often than not, chicas haven't even met the dude they are talking to online, and they start overloading a guy with their problems and sob stories, and then proceed to guilt trip a dude for cash, gifts or favors. But in this instance, having sampled the juice, and paid only after services were rendered, I was somewhat ahead of the game. There was another Santiago chica, I never mentioned. But everyday last month she was blowing up my phone, because she wanted me to send money to her Banco Popular account so she could "take the bus to Sosua to meet me". Yeah sure. That would have been money wasted. Especially since I didn't know what or who I was really sending money to.

The reason why I am reporting this situation is because guys should be reinforced on how good some of these chicas are when it comes to acting sincere and into a dude, when in reality they could care less about you. Their main focus is to get whatever they can get from as many men as possible, by any means necessary. Quite different than a monger who is quite willing to pay whats agreed upon between him and a chica.

[QUOTE=Chris Bigdog;1466558]I was sad Classico's got shut down; a / see to stay cool, and a dance floor to watch the girls was great, but D'latin is also nice, albeit hot.[/QUOTE]Classicos was open Friday and Saturday night and remains closed during the week.

Not sure why this posted in the other section.

Day 4:

While hanging at the beach with Herman, we decided to take a dip in the ocean because it was a bit hot. Skinny was scheduled to meet me at the beach at 3, but at 4, she was still a no show. She was Plan A. After Herman and I returned from our swim, more like dipping ourselves in the water, there were two new girls sitting at one of Herman's tables drinking a coke. I asked Herman if he knew the girls, and astonishingly he didn't. Fuck, he knows all the girls! But not these two. Herman asked the girls why they were there. They replied that they were looking for a Gringo. Herman knew I had a date, so he pointed to two other Gringos at other tables. They said no, pointed at me, and said, we like him. Jesus tap-dancing christ! I have enough on my plate without those two.

The two new girls (Thick & Thin) quickly became Plan B if my girl was a no show, I would take the new girls back to the hotel. It was their first day in Sosua; fresh off the bus! At 4:30, I received a call, Skinny was in route and would be at Herman's within 5 minutes. I had Herman tell the girls that I was sorry, but I would like to see both of them tomorrow at 3 at Herman's place; they agreed. Skinny showed up and was looking hot. We left the beach around 6:30 for pool & rack operations.

Later that evening I headed to CMP. One of the girls told me that 7 of the Passion girls now work at CMP. I like CMP because I can kick back on the couches and watch some fine ass dancing. However, the three nights that I went to CMP, there was a large dark ass chica that wanted to hog the one and only dance pole; she was nasty! But many of the other girls were hot! I did notice over the 3 visits, a lack of customers. Which I thought that CMP would have more customers with the closure of Passions.

On the way back to Rumba, I stopped at Ollie's for his great pork sandwich, and I picked up a whole chicken in case others were hungry. I hung at Rumba with some of the chicas that I knew for over 3 years. It was getting late and I was tired. The translation Haitian from day 2 stopped by and gave me a kiss. I told her I needed a massage ONLY. She agreed and we headed to the hotel. After two hours of pool & rack operations, I forgot our original agreement; she was really a hoot!

Day 5:

Hanging at Herman's and looking forward to my "fresh off the bus" dates, Thick & Thin to show up. They show up about 45 minutes late; that seems to be the norm for beach dates. The girls show up. They have no swim wear, they are thirsty and hungry. First things first, the drinks come, and then the menu follows. As they order, I go over to my favorite beach merchant and strike a deal for two bikinis. I return, grab the girls, bring them to the merchant, and the fashion show starts behind the curtain! I get my first glance at my new dates and I'm happy with the upfront investment. When we return, the food arrived. The girls are extremely happy at this point. I'm getting small kisses from both of them.

It was quite warm and the girls have swim wear; time to find out just how happy the girls are; let's hit the ocean! The girls swam like rocks, but they were fun to watch. They would rotate with me at times, and at other times, it was a 3 way hold and kissathon! They played well together. We headed back to the hotel around 6 and played in the pool for a couple of hours. They wanted to do a camera shoot for their Facebook pages; who was I to argue. I took about 30 shots and loaded them on their Facebook pages. The girls played really well during rack operations. I could tell they did not do the Happy Hour thing very often. Because they seem to giggle more, especially when the other was moaning, the other could not stop herself from giggling; it was refreshing to say the least.

After a good meal at Costera, and an hour long visit at CMP, it was back to Rumba. This big and beautiful girl (Biggy) came up to me, planted a kiss on me, and said hello. Here we go again,"Do I know you?" She looked at me and seemed shocked. She said that we talked last night for an hour and I told her I would take her to the hotel tonight. I was about ready to throw the bullshit flag. That was until she told me everything about myself: age, birth place, where I live, children, etc. So being a man of my word, I took her back for pool and rack operations. Her ass was rather big, but it was fun to play with nevertheless!

When Biggy left, it was around 3:30, so I headed to After One. The scene inside is always fun to watch, but the scene outside is even more fun to watch. I was hanging by Johnny's tasty sandwich cart and watched two different fights break out; all chicas. I ordered a sandwich and this chica with a beautiful face also ordered a sandwich. I suggested that we eat the sandwiches pool side at the hotel and she happily agreed. For whatever reason, I did not notice her huge Mack Truck ass until we started walking to the hotel. But I already committed; so what the hell. After the Mack Truck and I ate our tasty sandwiches, it was playtime in the pool and in the room. She was a ton of fun!

I was originally planning on taking a trip in the early spring as it's tough for me to take vacations in the fall and winter. I recently found out I had some use it or lose it vacation. I would have to take it in September. I have been thinking of a couple US vacation spots but would probably end up spending as much as a trip to sosua, so I'm thinking of just "maning" up and booking Sosua. I started reading the DR forums daily about a month ago and off and on for years. I'm a senior member on the USA forums but have no experience internationally.

Being that I speak no Spanish I've decided that BB or Sosua is probably best for me. I will also be making this trip solo. BB is tempting but I'm afraid I will get bored. I also like the hunt and the idea of meeting / dancing / closing the deal with freelancers. Will this even be possible todo with my lack of Spanish? Thoughts on this, is Sosua too much for a solo first timer? Ideally I would like to find a seasoned monger is Sosua to show me the ropes. Also do you think a first timer should be worried about the recent events? Thanks for any help or input guys.

BoredinIN

dominican police under scrutiny for raid on a ufo-fearing, anti-government religious sect of german expats, but say the group was armed and dangerous.

sosua, dominican republic — police stormed the compound with guns drawn, killing a man and declaring they had uncovered a heavily armed european cult suspected of plotting against the government and trafficking in human organs.

they found no sign of any organ trafficking, but officials say something unusual was going on behind the walls of the academy for future health, where several dozen mostly german expatriates had set up a secretive spiritual group whose website warns of ufos, the evils of the usa government and looming global turmoil. more disturbingly, officers seized an arsenal that included military-grade assault weapons, other firearms, body armor, targets and a crossbow.

on tuesday, a judge ruled there is enough evidence to try 62-year-old sect leader peter brunck and his son, daniel roland, on weapons violations and a charge of "rebellion." they face up to 10 years in prison, and prosecutors said further counts are possible.

but nearly a year after the october raid, the police involved in the operation are also in prosecutors' sights.

authorities are looking into charges that officers beat brunck and his son while they were handcuffed, shot at an unarmed gardener and stole some of the $1. 5 million in cash and personal property confirep001ed in the operation.

"this was a looting," says jose carlos gonzalez, a lawyer for brunck.

ulrich muhl, a spokesman for the group, dismissed allegations that anything sinister was going on at the compound."the basic idea is to give people a place to live. a tranquil, spiritual life, to search for the truth," he said, adding that members of the group were armed because they feared crime.

"we are not criminals," muhl said."none of the things they said about us have been confirmed, nor can they be, because it's all a big lie."

still, the group's mix of firearms and apocalyptic musings has many concerned, including some who have seen brunck's teachings first hand.

the academy for future health's german-language website says the planet is "cleansing itself of the debris that lives on its surface," and goes on to mention aspects of the global financial crisis, extraterrestrials and the looming fall of the "inhuman" usa government.

klaus muller, a disaffected former member who lives near the compound, said brunck had predicted the world would come to a catastrophic end in august 2012 and had stockpiled food, weapons and equipment, including an ambulance at the compound in sosua, about 140 miles (225 kilometers) north of santo domingo.

everyone in the compound, no matter what age, were required to learn how to shoot, he said.

"these people don't live in reality," muller said of the two-dozen or so families on the 50-acre site.

surveillance videos of the raid provided by the group show police in body armor descending on the gated entry of the compound of red-tiled spanish-style homes. several officers are seen kicking and hitting brunck as he argues with them in his german-accented spanish. shots rang out shortly after officers went in. police shot and killed group member peter dittrich, and arrested his wife for allegedly shooting back at them.

two high-ranking officers have already been suspended, and prosecutors say 11 other officers are suspected of robbery. in addition, three officers stand accused of using unprovoked force. if convicted, several of the dominican police could face even more jail time than the two germans.

allegations of misconduct by dominican police are common. several high-ranking officers have been charged in recent years with aiding drug traffickers. in november, the country saw some of the largest demonstrations in years, fueled in part by the fatal police shooting of an unarmed university student. a 2011 amnesty international report said police killed more than 2, 000 people from 2005 through 2010, accounting for about 15 percent of all homicides.

dominican attorney general dominguez brito acknowledged that some of the $1. 5 million in electronic devices, jewelry, vehicles, cash and other property that police seized had gone missing, and vowed to punish any officers involved.

local prosecutor alba nunez said investigators had uncovered a number of police "irregularities," including allegations that police shot an unarmed haitian gardener without provocation and assaulted compound residents. nunez said she expects some officers will face charges of aggravated robbery, which can carry a sentence of up to 20 years.

but she added that the members of the spiritual group were far from blameless.

"the german citizens want to present themselves just as victims but that's not the case," she said."they have committed very serious crimes."

Tomjackin, I just hope you aren't feeding those girls rice and beans before the face in ass posing.......

[QUOTE=David_33;1467225]Tomjackin, I just hope you aren't feeding those girls rice and beans before the face in ass posing.[/QUOTE]Rice does not seem to be a problem. But I do stay away from feeding the chicas beans!

Chicken is also a non issue.:)