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  1. Reza Moazami liked to keep under the radar, and for very good reason, if the allegations against him are true. Heâ??s accused of running a ring of 11 teenaged prostitutes in the Vancouver area, the youngest of whom was 14. Some of the girls called him Sammy, apparently his favourite pseudonym. One of the girls had another name for him: Boss man. He was a controlling, menacing figure, the girl testified Wednesday and Thursday in B.C. Supreme Court, where Mr. Moazami is being tried on 36 prostitution-related charges. They include human trafficking, sexual assault, touching a young person for a sexual purpose, and compelling and using threats to live on the avails. The offences allegedly took place from 2009 to 2011. The girl testified that she was 15 and out of school when she met the accused in 2011. Like the complainant who appeared in court earlier this week, she described a childhood marred by turbulence and drug use; estranged parents and running with the wrong crowd. Another young female prostitute introduced them, court heard. He led her to an upscale apartment in Richmond, a Vancouver suburb, where she lived and â??workedâ? for the next month, the girl testified. According to the Crown, Mr. Moazami had rented at least 10 â??high-endâ? apartments in the Vancouver area for the purpose of prostitution. He installed the complainants inside the apartments and arranged for johns to drop by. Mr. Moazami, now 29, would also bring around to various apartments a long-haired Chihuahua named Gucci. The dog was meant for the girlsâ?? enjoyment, and as a manipulative device, according to witness testimonies. When the girls didnâ??t fall into line, he would hit the dog, step on its neck, threaten to kill it, court has heard. Itâ??s been alleged that he supplied complainants with GHB, also known as the â??date rape drug.â? They used it recreationally. It made them feel loose, as if they had consumed alcohol. Perhaps it dulled the pain. The second complainant serviced an average of 10 or 11 men every day for the month she worked for Mr. Moazami, she testified. She described her daily routine: awake by about 10 in the morning, breakfast in the apartment, then out for some shopping, or a visit to the tanning salon. â??Sammy said I was too white,â? the girl recalled in court. [IMG]http://wpmedia.news.nationalpost.com/2013/09/vancouver-court.jpg?w=620&h=465[/IMG] THE CANADIAN PRESS/Felicity DonCrown lawyer Damienne Darby address the court while the accused, 29-year-old Reza Moazami, writes in the prisoner's box in this court drawing on Sept. 25. A glamorous lifestyle of drugs and booze, the chance to live in downtown Vancouver and the companionship of a pet dog were all promises used by a Vancouver man to lure 11 teenagers into prostitution, a B.C. Supreme Court trial heard. She would return to the apartment by late afternoon. When most girls her age were getting home from school, she was usually meeting her first customer of the day. The client would be shown inside, money taken from him and stored in a box inside a refrigerator freezer, where the GHB was also stored, court heard. He would be directed to the shower, and â??weâ??d meet in the bedroom,â? the girl testified. â??Weâ??d do our business and heâ??d leave.â? The next customer would arrive. Then another, and so on. The girl said her workday would finish at approximately three or five the following morning. Mr. Moazami assaulted her, she claimed. On one occasion, she testified, he sodomized her and then told her to go take a shower and â??get ready for the next client.â? The alleged rape occurred about a week before she and another girl were dispatched to Calgary to work the Stampede, court heard. [INDENT]I punched him in the face [/INDENT]They had just arrived in Calgary and were relaxing in their hotel room when Mr. Moazami turned up, angry that they werenâ??t hard at work, the girl told the court. He assaulted her again, this time kicking her hard in the right thigh, she alleged. She retaliated. â??I punched him in the face,â? the girl recalled. She and her friend bolted from the hotel and ran across the street; eventually, the girl got on a Greyhound bus bound for another city, where her mother lived. Sammy wasnâ??t happy, she testified. He burned some of the belongings sheâ??d left behind, she recalled, and he sent her a photo as proof of the deed. Later, he pleaded with her to return to him, court heard. She wasnâ??t having it. â??I donâ??t want to come back, fâ?? off,â? she wrote to him, ending one text message exchange. Like other complainants, the 15-year-old managed to break free. But Mr. Moazami is alleged to have procured many other girls, some of them even younger. The trial continues. [URL]http://news.nationalpost.com/2013/10/03/alleged-pimp-forced-15-year-old-to-have-sex-with-10-men-a-day-in-high-end-vancouver-apartment-court-hears/[/URL]
  2. What a great thread....Although I am not a cigarette smoker I do enjoy a fine cigar with a walk in humidor being built in my home. I actually have a fetish of enjoying a good cigar and scotch with an attractive woman. Good luck with your endeavours and enjoy. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BzFrcMfOtaY Also, I have created a Social Group " What Are You Smoking " which may be of interest and open to anyone to join. http://www.cerb.ca/vbulletin/group.php?groupid=190 Cheers AFT
  3. Their eyes convey a mix of emotions â?? dismay at being busted, surprise, sheepishness, smugness. Some even betray a glimmer of recognition, one that suggests theyâ??ve crossed paths before with the policeman doing the booking. Next month, Montrealers will get a rare glimpse of the mug shots of prostitutes and madams entered as exhibits in the 1954 Caron inquiry to crack down on corruption, gambling, brothels and boozing in the place known as North Americaâ??s Sin City during the Second World War. The spread of disease among troops waiting in Montreal before they were dispatched to fight in Europe was notorious. It sparked a Canadian army probe into a well-organized ring of pleasure-seekers and those earning money off a strident desire for fun, said Jean-François Leclerc, director of the museum the Centre dâ??histoire de Montréal. After the war, more than 373 people testified before the Caron inquiry, which was organized in response to demands from a citizensâ?? committee. Its hearings exposed not just gambling and the sex industry, but corruption and collusion by police and politicians, he says. The mugshots, unearthed in the Archives of Montreal, are â??very rare,â? said Catherine Charlebois, the museumâ??s curator of collections and exhibitions. They were taken when the women were arrested, but were entered as exhibits during the inquiry when the madams and prostitutes were called as witnesses. â??We donâ??t have all the photos, but thereâ??s more than 100 pictures in the collection,â? she added. They include not just prostitutes, but also the people who ran gambling dens and booze cans or were involved in organized crime. Itâ??s extremely rare to find photos of madams, Ms. Charlebois says, since these powerful women would more likely give up one of their girls than turn themselves in. The collection includes mugshots of prominent madam Liliane Brown, who also went by the name Ida Katz, and Anna Labelle, also known as Mrs. Emile Beauchamp, the most powerful madam in Montreal during the war. â??We were very excited when we found these photos,â? Ms. Charlebois said. The exhibition [URL="http://www.tourisme-montreal.org/Travel-Trade/What-To-Do/Events/scandal...vice-crime-and-morality-in-montreal"][I][COLOR=#0000ff]Scandal! Vice, crime and morality in Montreal, 1940-1960[/COLOR][/I][/URL] opens at the Centre dâ??histoire de Montréal on Nov. 15, 2013. [URL]http://news.nationalpost.com/2013/10/02/new-exhibit-to-showcase-photos-of-montreal-prostitutes-who-worked-in-north-americas-sin-city-in-the-1940s/[/URL]
  4. Collide - Beneath The Skin Deep Forest - Deep Forest Lacuna Coil - Comalies http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fBEOuxLJVIw&list=PLBE9FE0CB21871199
  5. I decided to start a new social group for the Cigar Aficionado where we can share our favorite smoke, comment about ratings, make recommendations such as what beverage you would enjoy with which cigar etc...( maybe even a cigar fetish story? * evil grin * ) Look forward to meeting and sharing with each of you. Cheers http://www.cerb.ca/vbulletin/group.php?groupid=190
  6. No Particular Order But Considered Top Influential And Best Blues Guitarists: 1) Stevie Ray Vaughn 2) Mississippi John Hurt http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=thp0hhHinZs 3) Muddy Waters 4) John Lee Hooker 5) Buddy Guy Additional Comments: Lets Not forget Jeff Healey - While My Guitar Gently Weeps
  7. Buddy Guy - Sweet Home Chicago Cross Roads Festival
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