Two men of justice say that a first -class brothel network visited were hunted by a demonstration group as they were called and ashamed of the court.
Mark Zhu, 28, and Jason Han, 29, were forced on Friday the glove outside the Middlesex Juvenile Courthouse in Cambridge, Massachusetts, in Leiden.
The two men were the only one of the 12 people who appeared to the court for their hearings of the show course, to decide whether criminal prosecution should be established against them.
Anti-exploitation organizations had organized demonstrations outside the courthouse as the hearings continued.
Lawyers who appeared on behalf of their customers, as well as Zhu and Han, were hungry and shouted when they went to and from the building.
The Boston Globe reported that there were screams of 'Shame on You' and 'people are not products'.
Mary Speta, who runs one of those groups, told the outlet that she was grateful to see that the men were pulled before a judge.
She added: 'We continue to assume that the power would protect power at a certain point. Is this actually a shift in approach, or is this just a moment? '
The court heard how Zhu reportedly paid $ 840 for two hours of unsafe sex, known as 'BB', with a prostitute. He kept silent everywhere.
Mark Zhu is seen here next to his lawyer while he is being chased by a demonstrator
Jason Han and his lawyer are seen here who leave the courthouse, those who are demonstrating in the background
Anti-exploitation organizations had organized demonstrations outside the courthouse as the hearings continued
All who are mentioned in court, including ZHU, had also shown interest in their 'GFE' or 'Girlfriend Experience' services.
Civil servants say that this experience includes a service that 'fades the boundaries between a financial transaction and a romantic relationship'.
The court heard that Han, a radiologist, had paid 'GFE' for an hour, according to SMS messages in court.
The others involved in the case are mentioned as Kerry Wu, John Doran, David Lacava, Boya Zhou, Peter Macgillivray, Yihong would, Pablo Domingo MacEira, Jonathan Lanfear, Pinhao Chao and Patrick Walsh.
Clerk-Magistraat Sharon Casey supervises the hearings and has found sufficient evidence of likely cause in all cases of defendants.
The remaining appears before the hearing in Cambridge, Massachusetts, to determine whether they should be confronted with charges.
Prosecutors in the case have said that the accused are all successful and powerful people, who are civil servants and captains of the industry.
A total of 28 alleged Johns will appear in court in the coming weeks. The other 16 men will be pulled next Friday and the following Friday before a judge in Cambridge.
The Boston Globe reported that there were screaming of 'Shame on You' and 'people are not products'
Lawyers who had appeared on behalf of their customers, as well as Zhu and Han, were hidden and shouted when they went to and from the building
Clerk-Magistrate Sharon Casey supervises the hearings and has found sufficient evidence of likely cause in all cases of defendants
It is said that they all visited a brothel ring that worked from the six luxury apartments in Cambridge and Watertown, Massachusetts, as well as the suburbs of DC, whose customers have been described as 'rich and powerful'.
Public Prosecutors say that these strict checks have shown that visitors to the brothels include civil servants, military officers, high -level government contractors, doctors, professors and CEOs.
Some of those powerful figures are now only a few hours away from dragged before a court to experience career and marriages-ending allegations.
Prosecutors say they have paid up to $ 600 per hour for sexual encounters with predominantly Asian women who were exploited by sex trade.
This included sharing details of employment and providing references. Those responsible for the brothels have also made monthly memberships available to repeat visitors.
There are no details about the private life of the men, but it is very likely that many are married, have families and are considered pillars of their rich communities.
Three pimps that ran the prostitutioning have already admitted their crimes after being sued in November 2023.
The original sworn explanation shows an SMS message that was sent from a telephone with regard to the processing in Massachusetts with a 'menu'
Millions of dollars of cash and piles of payment cards belonged to the items that were discovered when the brothels were attacked by FBI at the end of 2023 (some of the seized items are shown above)
The original statement in the case said that the women were advertised for commercial sex via two websites under the guise of professional nude photo shoots.
The sworn explanation also shows an SMS message sent from a telephone with regard to the processing in Massachusetts with a 'menu'.
According to the document, the 'menu' mentioned sexual services is available, the hourly rate and the available women.
The sworn explanation states that the term 'bb' is a term that is used in the prostitution industry to refer to unsafe sex, and that 'GFE' relates to a 'girlfriend experience'.
The document states that this means a service that 'fades the boundaries between a financial transaction and a romantic relationship'.
One of the websites was aimed at the Boston area and led customers to numerous addresses, while another was aimed at areas in Virginia.
Researchers have since vowed to look for 'responsibility' by exposing the men whose lush expenditure kept the brothels open.
They looked for charges against 28 men who were accused of using the brothels during a hearing in December 2023.
Predictable anger followed when those men tried to keep the hearings in front of the public in an attempt to hide their identity.
Two more brothels had no luxury apartment buildings that extend the border with Washington DC-Virginia, close to the world's most important center of power
Four of the brothels were from luxury apartment buildings in the outskirts of Boston, with the city a magnet for powerful pharmaceutical managers
One of the sites seen here, which was aimed at Massachusetts, asked customers not to 'knock on the door'
Predictable anger followed when those men tried to keep the hearings in front of the public in an attempt to hide their identity.
They claimed that they were entitled to privacy. All are confronted with charges and none of the men has been arrested.
Such crimes are normally treated in Massachusetts by hearings with 'show cause', which are usually private. That has led anger about a lack of transparency.
Several media requested requests to keep the hearings private, where the Supreme Court of Massachusetts eventually ruled that they should be kept in public.
Those accused are confronted with paying sex, which will probably not lead to imprisonment if they are convicted.
But proponents of the prostitutes say that naming the men and others can help ashamed not to pay for sex and to lower the demand for sex workers, many people are traded.
