While the case against the three Buffalo-area Jesters is wrapping up, with sentencings expected soon, federal agents have expanded their investigation and are looking into allegations that illegal activities occurred at outings sponsored by more of the Jesters’ 191 chapters. The local men who pleaded guilty in the Buffalo case, and others, have cooperated with the feds, providing information about Jesters events in other cities.

“You had prominent people at these books — ministers, police chiefs. It’s an elite group, people like Judge Tills,” Edwards said. “A lot of these guys were prominent men in their 60s and 70s. They have beautiful young women with them, and it makes them feel like they’re a young buck again.”

I bet a not a few of them are readers here.

Too bad the law doesn't allow anyone to have fun.

(still not a lawyer)

It seems some of these guys are into little children on sex tours to Brazil and exploiting enslaved prostitutes.  No wonder the FBI is investigating

I could see this group having a little fun but when they cross over into screwing 13 year olds, what the hell were they thinking?

The tax dodge business wasn't going to fly in any case.

This is America's best and brightest?

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they did however raise money for children's hospitals.

at least this is what I've gathered from the article.