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Friends of the slain woman told detectives she was afraid of a man named “Randy”, whom police determined to be Connor, an ex-convict who had participated in a prison riot while serving time in California.
Connor and Lorentson had been dating off and on since 2005, according to court documents. Connor’s family told investigators they had broken up shortly before she was killed.
Lorentson told a friend Connor had handcuffed and assaulted her, and asked her friend to call the police if she fell out of touch “because that means something is wrong.”
Ultimately, though, it was a series of phone records obtained with search warrants helped prove Connor was at Lorentson’s home the night she was killed.
Connor initially denied being at Lorentson’s apartment, claiming he’d spent the evening at a Seattle erotic massage parlor. But prosecutors said Connor’s cell phone had connected with cell towers near the woman’s home around the time she was killed.

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Friends of the slain woman told detectives she was afraid of a man named “Randy” — who police determined to be Connor, an ex-convict who had participated in a prison riot while serving time in California.
Connor and Lorentson had been dating off and on since 2005, according to court documents. Connor’s family told investigators they had broken up shortly before she was killed.
Lorentson told a friend that Connor had handcuffed and assaulted her, and asked her friend to call the police if she fell out of touch ” ’cause that means something is wrong.”
Ultimately, though, it was a series of phone records obtained with search warrants helped prove Connor was at Lorentson’s home the night she was killed.
Connor denied being at Lorentson’s apartment, claiming he’d spent the evening at a Seattle erotic massage parlor. But, according to prosecutors, Connor’s cell phone had connected with cell towers near the woman’s home around the time she was killed.

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UNION TOWNSHIP, OH (FOX19) -
An undercover operation at Eastgate Mall ended with four people facing charges related to prostitution, as a massage parlor at the mall was exposed as an alleged front for prostitution.
The Green Spa, located at the Eastgate Mall, was a spa and massage parlor. It had been open since late 2009. In February, Union Township Police received a tip that the Green Spa was giving out more than massages.
“You kind of think of things like that for downtown, but you don’t think of it in the small suburban areas,” said shopper Robb Webb.
“It’s a mall! At least find a private setting for something like that,” said shopper Sydnee Savage.
An undercover unit was able to determine that there were illegal activities going on in the spa. Owner Baojian Xiang, Deqiu Nie, Cai Ma Xiang and Guizhen Wang are all facing charges.

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Friends of the slain woman told detectives she was afraid of a man named “Randy” — who police determined to be Connor, an ex-convict who had participated in a prison riot while serving time in California.
Connor and Lorentson had been dating off and on since 2005, according to court documents. Connor’s family told investigators they had broken up shortly before she was killed.
Lorentson told a friend that Connor had handcuffed and assaulted her, and asked her friend to call the police if she fell out of touch ” ’cause that means something is wrong.”
Ultimately, though, it was a series of phone records obtained with search warrants helped prove Connor was at Lorentson’s home the night she was killed.
Connor denied being at Lorentson’s apartment, claiming he’d spent the evening at a Seattle erotic massage parlor. But, according to prosecutors, Connor’s cell phone had connected with cell towers near the woman’s home around the time she was killed.

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He started out in Los Angeles, where he began touring with Seals and Crofts and went on to produce albums for the children’s group “Tickle Tune Typhoon,” collaborate with famed poet Robert Bly and, more recently, establish the Mythsinger Foundation in Port Townsend (www.mythsinger.org).
Deardorff, a Port Townsender who’ll turn 59 this year, will come west tonight for “Deep-Song from the Shadow-Heart,” a performance of song and story at the Port Angeles Fine Arts Center, 1203 E. Lauridsen Blvd.
‘Acts of Healing’
The 7 p.m. event is part of the center’s “Acts of Healing” series, a response to its current exhibition “Outbreak!”
That show, which stays up through March 13, is an array of paintings by Bryn Barnard depicting plagues and diseases that changed history.
“Outbreak!” could use an antidote, believes the arts center’s director, Jake Seniuk.
He brought in sound healer Vickie Dodd and didgeridoo player-“sound massage parlor” practitioner Stuart Dempster last month.

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As complaints continued to pile up against Satterlund, the driving school sat down with him to talk about the allegations. He admitted to squeezing the upper thigh of one of his students, but said he did it to encourage him, according to court documents. Satterlund admitted to his employer that he should not “touch the students and that he works hard to control his impulse.”
He was reprimanded for his actions, but not fired.
Satterlund was originally charged when he invited an 11-year-old home schooled boy to his home to help with a project. He was the son of a client at his massage parlor. According to court documents, Satterlund touched the boy’s genitals after stripping down to his underwear. He also allegedly touched the boy inappropriately while the mother was face down on the massage table.

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As complaints continued to pile up against Satterlund, the driving school sat down with him to talk about the allegations. He admitted to squeezing the upper thigh of one of his students, but said he did it to encourage him, according to court documents. Satterlund admitted to his employer that he should not “touch the students and that he works hard to control his impulse.”
He was reprimanded for his actions, but not fired.
Satterlund was originally charged when he invited an 11-year-old home schooled boy to his home to help with a project. He was the son of a client at his massage parlor. According to court documents, Satterlund touched the boy’s genitals after stripping down to his underwear. He also allegedly touched the boy inappropriately while the mother was face down on the massage table.

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Tuesday, February 15, 2011Last updated 10:08 a.m. PT
Two charged in Seattle massage parlor sting
Two people arrested in connection with a North Seattle massage parlor have been charged with promoting prostitution.
In charging documents, King County prosecutors contend Vinh T. Nguyen, 37, and Thu L. Truong, 41, were selling sex from a massage parlor in the 9500 block of Aurora Avenue North.
According to court papers, Seattle vice officers conducted a sting at Bayside Massage on Nov. 16.
During the visit, Truong, co-owner of the massage parlor, offered to perform a sex act with the detective for money, according to charging documents. Detectives returned days later and allegedly were offered sex from another woman working at the parlor.
Further investigation revealed that Nguyen, who owns the business with Truong, had been advertising the business on an adult website, a Seattle detective told the court.

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A Kirkland woman steals her co-worker’s identity and credit card to pay for a “tummy tuck,” liposuction and attempts to make five separate purchases at an electronics store in Bellevue.
Gov. Christine Gregoire signs legislation that frees tolling revenue for renovations on the east end of SR-520.
John Gilday, publisher of the Eastside Sun newspaper, informs the Kirkland City Council and public of his impending $4 million civil lawsuit and concurrent federal civil rights lawsuit against the city. The suit accuses city staff of threatening local businesses that advertise with the sometimes-controversial monthly publication. The Eastside Sun’s editorial page has been critical of the dealings within the city and council members.
A home-invasion attempt rattles the Holmes Point area and one man is left pistol whipped.
The owners of a string of massage parlors in Washington – including one in Kirkland – and California is arrested after an investigation found a prostitution and money laundering scheme.

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Police Blotter 12-29-2010
Monday, December 20
Richard Randall, 65, 66 Woodlawn St., Everett, was arrested for domestic assault and battery.
Tuesday, December 21
Tony Nasimento Cardoso, 36, 137 School St., Revere, was arrested for operating motor vehicle with suspended license, speeding, number plate violation, operating unregistered motor vehicle, operating uninsured vehicle, and on a warrant.
Changhui Chen, 53, Address Unknown, was arrested for engaging in sex for a fee, operating a massage parlor.
Xiaouy, Nie, 50, 133-47 Sanford Ave., Flushing, N.Y., was arrested for engaging in sex for a fee, operating a massage parlor.
Zbigniew, Serafin, 58, 4 Reynolds Ave., Chelsea, was arrested for operating under the influence of liquor, (3rd offense).
Friday, December 24
Phillip Brooks, 39, 130 Bellingham Ave., Revere, was arrested for larceny of property over $250, assault and battery (3 counts).

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