[QUOTE=HarryDubois;2787980]One thing which I have noticed is that every single first hand (not something heard from someone, etc) account of scopolamine attacks which I have been able to find online.
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Involves a non-pro. There is never any discussion about paying for the date. The girl is allegedly just interested in a normal date / hook up (even if he is 54 and she is 28!) and then everything goes black for the victim and when he regains consciousness all his money is gone.
Is it fair to assume that a WGs, whether met on the street, Tinder, Facebook, seeking or whatever, are very very unlikely to drug you? Could this be because she has a job, she doesn't want to get arrested or get a bad reputation online and therefore she doesn't want to get involved in the drugging and robbing business?[/QUOTE]The organized gangs that do this pose as prostitutes or not. Whatever suits the situation. But when there are standing offers to working girls to scope their clients I would say that of the thousands of cases most involve working girls. That is where the opportunity is.
Working girls are contacted and told that if they can scope a customer and then call the number and let the gang in the door they will get a much larger payoff than just what they have been paid. Even if only a small percentage of working girls become part of this it is a huge risk factor for potential customers. And this is happening.