A woman who says she used to work as a prostitute in a high-end Richmond massage parlour has shared her troubling story with CTV News. She asked that her name be withheld, so will be referred to as "Ashley. Ashley says about once per week her madam sent her to the Water Club, located at the top of the posh Radisson Hotel in Richmond.
Among the reported violations were refusing entry to RCMP officers and "permitting a person engaged in a body rub or other services not to wear garments covering his or her body between the neck, top of knees and below the elbows. He spoke to a manager, Paul, who said sexual services were for sale β including "hand release. The club manager did speak over the phone on Friday, and denied sex was for sale at the business.
But Ashley disagrees. She says the club is "definitely full service," that parties at the Water Club sometimes went to 8 a. Email investigate ctv. A woman who claims to be a former prostitute shares her story with CTV News.
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