Medellin Reports

[QUOTE=CharmCityDave;1906119]Apparently what Jake did was illegal. What his clients did was not. So rat them out for what? I was unaware of any business Jake did below the age of consent. Unless you had dealings with him in that area, I doubt you have anything to worry about.
[/QUOTE]I think that was what BeersTerry was getting at. If you were doing business with Jake explicitly requesting chicas under the age of consent, then you have a lot to be worried about. The other guys staying above board have nothing to worry about.

Jake still has to deal with the "pimping" aspect of his biz though. You as a client most likely wouldn't have had any idea he was taking a cut of the transaction, and it doesn't make you guilty of anything using his services. Unless, you were specifically requesting minors.

What's going to be interesting is if Jake was setting mongers up with chicas that were not above the age of consent and they didn't do their part to verify her age themselves. Especially if she was one of the more popular girls in his stable that was getting a lot of request. I don't know if there is an "I didn't know she was below the age of consent" escape clause out there to help you out.

[QUOTE=Cheerfull;1905893]I think we need to be careful about scaremongering. Guys who took up ColombiaJake for a tour of the centro have nothing to be concerned about. If the authorities want to nail Joe Monger, they don't need to go thru ColombiaJake to do it. [/QUOTE]On the other hand, if I was to get busted for pimping those types, then the first question my lawyer would ask for in discovery is a list of the supposed chicks that I pimped out and a list of the supposed customers that I pimped them out to. If there were no customers then nobody was pimped. So you best believe that the prosecution would be looking for a list of customers. Are you on it?

No, the first thing he would ask for would be a copy of Colombia Jake's postings on his Colombia Jake section of this forum, secondly Colombia Jake's web site, his YouTube promotional video and finally his Facebook postings. They don't need no stinkin' customer list.

You guys talking about Jake's customers are off base. There is no evidence Jake had anything to do with minors, only 18+. His clients got nothing to worry about.

You guys are spineless.

[QUOTE=Chesscat;1906175]No, the first thing he would ask for would be a copy of Colombia Jake's postings on his Colombia Jake section of this forum, secondly Colombia Jake's web site, and finally his Facebook postings. They don't need no stinkin' customer list.

You guys talking about Jake's customers are off base. There is no evidence Jake had anything to do with minors, only 18+. His clients got nothing to worry about.

You guys are spineless.[/QUOTE]If Jake is found guilty of dealing with minors in Colombia and they obtain copies of all of his clients Passports, there is a good chance that his activities, along with his clients will be reported to other Countries Colombia has relationships with. This doesn't mean that any of his clients did anything illegal, however in the case of US Citizens, those with expedited access into the US may get flagged in the system. If I was one of his clients and he is found guilty of dealing with minors, I would be worried.

The reality is that 5 years ago Colombia welcomed the gringo. A gringo can and is any white skinned man be it Australian, European, Israeli, US guy or from where ever basically. Today the perception HAS completely changed. Gringos only come to fuck the Colombians on sex tours and drug addicts on drug binges.

It's sad but true. The perception is in fact in the process of shifting from single gringos being welcomed to Colombia to stay away you sex and drug addicted gringos.

This is just the start and the tip, it will get worse. I have my ears to the ground and have been watching this is like seeing a train wreck in the process.

So if your traveling to Colombia, any city be it MDE or Bogota or Cali or CTG, and your traveling alone or with another man (not a family) it is assumed now that your on a sex and or drug tourist vacation. This is especially true if your over 40 years of age.

Stay low and stay clear of drama and don't promote sex and drug tourism like these others have done. Big egos gets these boys into serious trouble and have any of you seen the inside of the overcrowded filthy Colombian prisons. It takes 4 years plus just to get to trial if you can live that long.

TTM.

Can someone please advise me where I can find "Matt's map" or any other map that a friendly members taken the time to chart with casas. Thank you kindly, in advance!

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[QUOTE=TheTallMan;1906191]The reality is that 5 years ago Colombia welcomed the gringo. A gringo can and is any white skinned man be it Australian, European, Israeli, US guy or from where ever basically. Today the perception HAS completely changed. Gringos only come to fuck the Colombians on sex tours and drug addicts on drug binges.

It's sad but true. The perception is in fact in the process of shifting from single gringos being welcomed to Colombia to stay away you sex and drug addicted gringos.

This is just the start and the tip, it will get worse. I have my ears to the ground and have been watching this is like seeing a train wreck in the process.

So if your traveling to Colombia, any city be it MDE or Bogota or Cali or CTG, and your traveling alone or with another man (not a family) it is assumed now that your on a sex and or drug tourist vacation. This is especially true if your over 40 years of age.

Stay low and stay clear of drama and don't promote sex and drug tourism like these others have done. Big egos gets these boys into serious trouble and have any of you seen the inside of the overcrowded filthy Colombian prisons. It takes 4 years plus just to get to trial if you can live that long.

TTM.[/QUOTE]This did not happen out of thin air. It was more like, "build it and they will come". Whoring is a way of life for a subset of Colombians. Colombia was exporting putas all over the world 15 years ago. It was only natural that the gringos would sniff out the source eventually.

As far as resentment, if you stay out of Poblado, Colombians will be warm and welcoming in the other barrios.

Your advice about staying below the radar is good. You make pretty wide generalizations that in my opinion are way over the top. Colombian cities are regional and global business centers. Many foreigners travel there on business. Many of the business travelers are of course over 40, male and traveling without their families and alone or with a colleague or two. On the other hand, I think just like me, Colombians don't have much trouble telling the difference between a guy on a business trip who might veer off to a red light district strip club or a casa from the stereotypical loud mouth sex tourist pawing women in public or crusty backpackers stoned out of their minds.

[QUOTE=TheTallMan;1906191]The reality is that 5 years ago Colombia welcomed the gringo. A gringo can and is any white skinned man be it Australian, European, Israeli, US guy or from where ever basically. Today the perception HAS completely changed. Gringos only come to fuck the Colombians on sex tours and drug addicts on drug binges.

It's sad but true. The perception is in fact in the process of shifting from single gringos being welcomed to Colombia to stay away you sex and drug addicted gringos.

This is just the start and the tip, it will get worse. I have my ears to the ground and have been watching this is like seeing a train wreck in the process.

So if your traveling to Colombia, any city be it MDE or Bogota or Cali or CTG, and your traveling alone or with another man (not a family) it is assumed now that your on a sex and or drug tourist vacation. This is especially true if your over 40 years of age.

Stay low and stay clear of drama and don't promote sex and drug tourism like these others have done. Big egos gets these boys into serious trouble and have any of you seen the inside of the overcrowded filthy Colombian prisons. It takes 4 years plus just to get to trial if you can live that long.

TTM.[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=Knowledge;1906219]Your advice about staying below the radar is good. You make pretty wide generalizations that in my opinion are way over the top. Colombian cities are regional and global business centers. Many foreigners travel there on business. Many of the business travelers are of course over 40, male and traveling without their families and alone or with a colleague or two. On the other hand, I think just like me, Colombians don't have much trouble telling the difference between a guy on a business trip who might veer off to a red light district strip club or a casa from the stereotypical loud mouth sex tourist pawing women in public or crusty backpackers stoned out of their minds.[/QUOTE]And in the end, I don't think the average Colombian cares what you are there for. These people LOVE their city. I love it when we land there and the Pilot or Co-Pilot comes over the intercom and says (in a talk show host voice) "Bienvenidos a Medellin!" and everyone starts clapping. They know about the drugs and prostitution. They are all too happy that you have chosen to spend your dollars there and help out their economy.

It is the pimps and sexual predators of minors that they don't want coming there and giving the place a bad name. I have yet to see a news report that shines a bad light on stoners only coming to Medellin to get high. Hell, you can buy recreational marijuana right here in the USA In Colorado and Washington State. A handful of other States have medical marijuana and have decriminalized possession up to a certain amount.

As far as coke, it's definitely not taboo in Medellin. I don't partake, but I know chicas that have told me about their love for it. And it's very easy to come by. I've never seen a gringo make national news for going down to Colombia and snorting coke.

I've never received any dirty looks when I am down there. And I do a lot of walking around there and even take the bus. I get curious looks at most. But there is nothing about me that could tell you that I just finished banging 2 chicas before lunch.

You are doing it the right way.

[QUOTE=SavePros321;1906237]And in the end, I don't think the average Colombian cares what you are there for. These people LOVE their city. I love it when we land there and the Pilot or Co-Pilot comes over the intercom and says (in a talk show host voice) "Bienvenidos a Medellin!" and everyone starts clapping. They know about the drugs and prostitution. They are all too happy that you have chosen to spend your dollars there and help out their economy.

It is the pimps and sexual predators of minors that they don't want coming there and giving the place a bad name. I have yet to see a news report that shines a bad light on stoners only coming to Medellin to get high. Hell, you can buy recreational marijuana right here in the USA In Colorado and Washington State. A handful of other States have medical marijuana and have decriminalized possession up to a certain amount.

As far as coke, it's definitely not taboo in Medellin. I don't partake, but I know chicas that have told me about their love for it. And it's very easy to come by. I've never seen a gringo make national news for going down to Colombia and snorting coke.

I've never received any dirty looks when I am down there. And I do a lot of walking around there and even take the bus. I get curious looks at most. But there is nothing about me that could tell you that I just finished banging 2 chicas before lunch.[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=Manizales911;1905469]He won't be posting for quite a while, he was arrested a few days ago for pimping girls.[/QUOTE]Lots of messages about ColombiaJake busted, comments, etc. But not a single link to the news. I searched El Tiempo, but nada de nada.

Is it true or just a joke? I wish to read what has been reported on the press, if it really happened. Anyone has a link? Thank you.

The only place where I have seen it is Jonesie's website. Sorry admin for mentioning this.

Reading through the comments regarding ColombiaJake's arrest, it's easy to differentiate between those who formulated their responses using reason and logic and those who are just members of the ColombiaJake Cheer leading Squad. And to you ColombiaJake supporters, I ask this: now that he's been arrested on a serious charge of pimping less-than-legal-age girls, how many of you are going to donate money to him for his legal defense? After all, bros before hoes, right?

Personally, I didn't care that Jake charged for his services. You're always going to have mongers who are too busy working 40 hours a week or more at their jobs or mongers who are just too lazy to do the proper planning for a mongering trip. For those people, Jake was a safe bet and a sure thing to have a good time in Medellin.

Where I did have a problem with Jake was when he would get on this thread and tell mongers, "If you don't buy my services and sleep where I tell you to sleep and fuck the girls that I'm offering, you're going to be sleeping on a bench in Parque Lleras with a hard dick the entire time you're down here. " Read my report here on ISG regarding my trip to Medellin in October / November 2015. I had never visited Medellin in the past, yet I showed you didn't need ColombiaJake or the Mansion to have a good time in Medellin.

And let's be honest with ourselves, shall we? It doesn't matter if you're pimping less-than-legal-age girls or running tours to coffee farms in the countryside. You're going to have phone numbers and text messages of clients in your cell phone. You're going to have e-mail addresses and e-mails from clients on your laptop. You're going to have financial records of what your clients paid for services rendered. And as Surfer500 pointed out, "Jake probably also had copies of the Passports of all that stayed at his establishment. " You better believe that Colombian authorities will be poring over all that information in order to build a case against Jake.

Do we know that the charge of pimping less-than-legal-age girls against Jake is legitimate? No, but do you think Colombian authorities just woke up one day and decided to arrest a Jake for the hell of it? In all likelihood, Jake was on the radar for quite a while and Colombian authorities built a case against him over time. Look what happened to Cuba Dave in Costa Rica. The OIJ followed him around for days and captured pictures and video of him going into and coming out of one mongering spot after another in San Jose. To you mongers who used Jake's services over the past several months, you might very well be in pictures or on video with one of Jake's less-than-legal-age chicas on your lap in Parque Lleras.

The bottom line, gentlemen, is that the ColombiaJake party is over. Even if he beats the charge or charges against him in the Colombian court system, there's no way Colombia will let him remain in the country. He'll be deported back to his country of origin after everything is said and done and settled.

[QUOTE=Debonair00;1906197]Can someone please advise me where I can find "Matt's map" or any other map that a friendly members taken the time to chart with casas. Thank you kindly, in advance!

I joined and can receive PM's.[/QUOTE]I have a link to that map bookmarked, but now I get a 404 error when I try to access it. I also did a Google search and the link in the search gives the same error. Maybe it's a temporary thing, or maybe it has been taken off line. I hope either Matt or World Traveler will chime in and give us an update.

I am in Medellin now, so that could be the reason I am getting that error. I have accessed it before while in Medellin, but I had a different internet connection.

[QUOTE=FunLuvr;1906305]I have a link to that map bookmarked, but now I get a 404 error when I try to access it. I also did a Google search and the link in the search gives the same error. Maybe it's a temporary thing, or maybe it has been taken off line. I hope either Matt or World Traveler will chime in and give us an update.

I am in Medellin now, so that could be the reason I am getting that error. I have accessed it before while in Medellin, but I had a different internet connection.[/QUOTE]Here's an old jpeg I made from a kmz file if that helps.