This is a good point for discussion. Take a look at this blog on The Chappell case: http://blog.aacriminallaw.com/?p=380

Say one of us books a session and finds a girl that we think is too young. The smart thing is to get out of there ASAP, but after that what?

I guess you could do an anonymous tip to the LE, but I for one will not be telling the cops that I went to commit a crime and found an underage girl.

Also, how can you be sure they are under age? My 16 year old niece is tall and well endowed. She can easily pass as 18 or even 20 with make-up. I also have trouble figure out the ages of younger Asian girls.

I agree that we should all work to keep the hobby clean.

It used to be based out of Uptown and there were two girls (both over 18) who were pretty popular in the hobby that worked for him. I kept in touch with one after she left him and went on her own, but it's been a couple years.

But I agree that it is hard for us to know if something like this is going on unless it is pretty blatant.

Ask them questions. Ask what color their prom dress was if you think theyre a kid.

If they are timid and abused, why not report. I dont know if its a baad thing to report trafficing when the women arent empowered or chosing the lifestyle. Even if theyre 18 and the will to live has been raped out, I am of the mindset to say get them help

As far as how to report, CI's get amnesty. You can say you know they do this and this, but you can not be required to say how you know.

Hell, register with them and get paid for it