Medellin Reports

[QUOTE=Nclpimp;1907759]Cute spinner available. Pm me If interested.[/QUOTE]How apt the timing of this post. You cannot make this shit up, hahaha!

A Senior Member just reminded me about another one of "The Fallen": remember Peter, owner of the now defunct La Passions in Sosua?

[QUOTE=Soldierb11;1907678]The mansion is very careful about appearing to not be a brothel. That's why they don't take any money from the girls. They comply with all regulations that a hotel does and they are careful not to overstep the line because then they would be sitting next to Jake right now.[/QUOTE]

This is how Blackbeards in Puerto Plata is able to stay out of trouble. Unlike Peter of La Passions, Blackbeards does not touch any of the money going to the chicas. They only provider beds, food, and booze. All p4p money is exchanged directly between the chicas and the mongers staying there.

A lot of sex entrepreneurs fail to realize that A Colombian or a Dominican can get away with owning a Casa or Escort Agency BECAUSE THEY ARE FUCKING COLOMBIAN OR DOMINICAN, LOL. They are not going to let your gringo ass come into their country and set up shop like you are Hugh mu-tha-fuk-in Hefner or some shit. And your every-day local is not just going to wake up one morning and decide to get into the Casa or Brothel business. You'd better believe those guys who run them are connected all the way to the top and in ways you don't even want to imagine.

Jake was way out of his element. Just like a video game, there are levels to this shit, lol!

I'm confused. Why would this guy have a copy of anybody's passport?

[QUOTE=Surfer500;1907764]This is exactly my take on what may occur to those who stayed at Jake's whose copies of their passport (s) are in the hands of the authorities. I cannot speak to what may occur to those who return to Colombia, however for those US clients of Jake that have either Nexus, Sentri, or Global Entry they will face some tough questions upon trying to renew their status, let alone being sent to secondary every time they arrive in the US from overseas. Anyone who has expedited access into the US from either Mexico, Canada, or overseas will know exactly what I'm talking about.[/QUOTE]

You misunderstood my post. I don't know the guy, never met him, and I'm not the least bit worried about him or what he may say to anybody. This is why the subject bores me. I'm a little disappointed about what seems like a few guys focused on stirring up fear and drama. As I said originally, it's not the first time nor will it probably be the last time this kind of thing happens. I didn't mean to offend anybody. The only new information I've seen the past couple of days is the number of national outlets that have picked up the story, no new facts. Anyone who wants to should of course continue posting links and play by play. It's easy enough to look past it.

[QUOTE=JamesDandy;1907642]LOL, you really think you're secretly on the internet? You can thank Jake if you have any worries, not the people that post about him and denounce him! If you weren't doing anything like Jake, you shouldn't worry about it, and no, not everything on the topic has been covered as new details continue to come out now and will in the future.

Your post is a strange one, indeed. Why are you worried about a "searchable audit trail" on Jake's crimes, you might want to call Caracoltv too bc his bust was on the tv news today as well. When it hits the US news, you can call CNN and tell them to quit talking about it because you don't want to draw attention to yourself, and see how that works out!

For example, authorities were apparently observing Jake for a year before busting him. That was new information and interesting enough to share. Stay tuned, I am sure there are more revelations to come.[/QUOTE]I just read the last bit of this post. It's news that authorities were investigating him for a while? How is that news and what would the alternative be. Law enforcement decided to bust him one morning because they saw him on the Internet? LOL!

[QUOTE=Revere;1907798][URL]http://colombiareports.com/medellin-begins-cracking-sex-tourism/[/URL][/QUOTE]Have any of you guys noticed the "Say No To Sex Tourism" posters at various tourist sites in Medellin?

Most every bar and restaurant in Provenza.

[QUOTE=Turgid;1907855]Have any of you guys noticed the "Say No To Sex Tourism" posters at various tourist sites in Medellin?[/QUOTE]

After I saw Colombia Jake's very own admission that he sometimes posts pictures of his clients without their consent, that was enough for me to know to stay very far away from that guy. You can read Jake's own words below, basically saying that he doesn't care if the lives and marriages of his clients are ruined by their photos being plastered all over the Internet with known prostitutes.

[QUOTE=MisterQuickie;1713352]I am always curious if your male clients are consenting to having you put their photos all over the Internet on a well-trafficked Internet site? Do they know that you're going to put their picture up here before you post it?

Just curious.[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=ColombiaJake;1713391]I have no shame in living the lifestyle I live as a matter of fact I'm proud of what I do and my lifestyle. The fear of having your picture on a adult website with a legal of age beautiful women is over blown in my opinion. Most of the time I get verbal approval. If I forgot to ask, sorry but that's where it ends with me. I smile when you put your camera up to take my photo. If I don't want my picture shown I turn away from the shot which my girlfriend and I do quite a bit when were out and people are randomly taking photos because you really have no control of what others do with their pictures in their camera. I go through phases where I take pictures of clients followed by long periods when I don't. I've never had a guy say I lost my job or my empty marriage took a hit because of your photo but then again you wouldn't be here if that marriage was great now would you. If your not proud of having sex with beautiful women we really don't have a lot in common and you can see from my website what you get with me. Mayweather v Pacman fight here Saturday night but you must take the $75 girlfriend package. Mixers are provided along with a girlfriend.[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=Turgid;1907855]Have any of you guys noticed the "Say No To Sex Tourism" posters at various tourist sites in Medellin?[/QUOTE]Just pretend you are a local. If asked, just say your Mother's Mother's Husband's Father's Grandfather was Colombian, LOL.

If Colombia is not passing a law to outlaw prostitution and shutter all of the casas in El Centro, just continue to do as the Romans do while in Rome (with non-minors).

[QUOTE=Knowledge;1907849]I'm confused. Why would this guy have a copy of anybody's passport?[/QUOTE]If you were renting rooms wouldn't you want to have copies of your renters identification in case there was a problem, I would.

Here is a video of the arrest a la Osama Binladen killing style with an army of police armed to the teeth with automatic weapons. Jake probably shit in his pants that date.

[URL]http://noticias.caracoltv.com/medellin/con-catalogo-en-la-web-gringo-ejercia-proxenetismo-con-menores-en-medellin[/URL]

[QUOTE=SavePros321;1907862]Just pretend you are a local. If asked, just say your Mother's Mother's Husband's Father's Grandfather was Colombian, LOL.

If Colombia is not passing a law to outlaw prostitution and shutter all of the casas in El Centro, just continue to do as the Romans do while in Rome (with non-minors).[/QUOTE]Signs saying no to sex tourism, when I arrive tomorrow I'll see if any are posted at the Airport, and look for them in front of all the casa's in El Centro, and postings in Parque Lleras, and in front of all the Strip Clubs, and in hotel lobbies, at the Metro Stations, in the cabs, and everywhere else.

Great report, I'll be in Medellin Jul 18-23rd with the first 3 nights at the mansion. If anyone is going to be around hum.

[QUOTE=ElMechanico;1907815]MDE 6.30-7.4.16.

Until next time.

El Mechanico[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=Knowledge;1907849]I'm confused. Why would this guy have a copy of anybody's passport?[/QUOTE]Because he provided lodging for his customers, according to his website. I'm pretty sure the law requires a copy of either a local ID or a passport.

Since he never really used his own thread, suggestion, can we all use it now for all things related to his case, warnings and such?

GF.

[QUOTE=GoneFishin;1908027]Since he never really used his own thread, suggestion, can we all use it now for all things related to his case, warnings and such?

GF.[/QUOTE]Since he never really listened to our continued pleadings asking him to use his own damn thread instead of posting his garbage in this one, not a chance amigo :)

[QUOTE=JjBee62;1907951]Because he provided lodging for his customers, according to his website. I'm pretty sure the law requires a copy of either a local ID or a passport.[/QUOTE]This is so obvious. I have been astonished to see so many asking "did he get the passports?" Or even worse things like "I doubt one was so fool to give him the real name!", etc.

By law in Colombia, any establishment providing lodging must take note of the passport ID and data OF ALL GUESTS. When you go to a hotel, they make a copy of your passport. When you bring a guest to your room, the doorman records the data of the cedula of your guest. If he does not, he is closing his eyes.

By the way, I find this so annoying. If I rent an apartment, it should be my business who I take to my apartment as my guest! I don't really like to see the doorman to question my girls and ask them the cedula in the middle of the night, at least if they are my friends and I have no doubts about them.

I had more than one argument with some members of ISG about this, who jumped on me just because I wrote that I don't understand why in Colombia they are so strict in registering all guests. Those Americans found suspicious that I did not like the doorman register the guests of my apartment in CTG, but they are the same Americans who find natural that they can bring anyone, at any time, without any control to a room at Hilton in Dallas, not to mention crappy motels, without the security even raising the eyebrows. (For those who are curious: if I bring a married woman to my apartment, as I did once, allow me the prefer she's not registered on the guest book with her real name and cedula number).
By the way, in Colombia I was not asked to provide my cedula only in crappy hotels in the centro of Medellin or in some, but not all, love motels.