Average Jane’s Intuition

The big news in town for the last several days has been the FBI raids of a chain of massage parlors that were involved in human trafficking and prostitution. The one that was featured on the front page of the paper the day the story broke? Yes, it was a half mile down the street from my house.

Ever since the place opened, I’d been telling my husband that there was no way it was a legitimate clinical massage business. The name sounded wrong, the cheesy neon "Open" sign didn’t feel right and the hours – open until 11 p.m. seven days a week – just didn’t make sense. All my experience with legitimate massage therapists, who tend to lean toward New Age-y decor and limited hours, told me that there was an unwelcome presence in the neighborhood.

The day my husband called to tell me about the article in the newspaper, all I could say was, "I KNEW IT!"

It’s nice to know I can still trust my gut feelings.

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3 responses to “Average Jane’s Intuition”

  1. cagey Avatar

    There were a couple of those in Olathe that got busted as well and of course, my grandma has been clucking in utter horror about it ever since. Although, she got a few details wrong because she insisted the parlors were funneling millions back to china – to the tune of 90 million. Um, try 90 THOUSAND, Grandma.
    What bothers me the most is that it appears some of the girls may have been brought here against their will as part of one of those prostitution rings.
    P.S. Nice to know you haven’t lost your touch. hee!

  2. Aimee Avatar

    And you knew about it before the FBI. That’s not a good sign. (for them. lol)

  3. Karl Avatar

    Why you gotta harsh my buzz? 😉

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