Calgary Corporate Executive Involved In Prostitution Entertainment Scandal
We have often hear stories of high end corporate prostitution and have seen big corporate officials being involved in sex scandals, especially in movies and TV dramas, but is there any truth to this or it is just a fiction? This reporter reveals that high end prostitution very much alive and happening, but functions at a very high level of society, in a very sophisticated way, making it almost invisible to the general public – out of sight, out of mind. Most of these reputed top company executives that are clearly involved in high end prostitution never get caught because they are not only appear on the surface well-mannered and educated, they use prostitution as both an enticement and a blackmail device that removes any chance of word getting out. Huge charitable donations only serve to keep their seemingly good corporate reputations intact.
While researching different resources that focusing on corporate prostitution rackets, it was only through coincidence that some trending tweets came to light that had more than 15-16000 RTs and that was the right resource that helped push this story forward. While going through the many tweets and retweets by such a huge volume of ordinary citizens, it became clear this issue is of huge public concern. The path finally led to Calgary in Alberta, Canada. Prostitution is legal in Canada, but making use of public communication for the purpose of prostitution, brothels and procuring are offences under the law and that can have some serious consequences as well. More research and investigation it was clear that the tweets indicated a company in Calgary that entertains investors and corporate officials with hookers. An international funding company such as this, with company ties to the US and global suite of investors, prostitution would NOT be legal in many locations outside of Canada, which is where the story originates from.
This echoes previous prosecutions along the same line, where 17 people were indicted for running a high end prostitution ring in Brooklyn District that earns over $7 million from blue chip financial clients in just three years.