With both sadness and anger it pains me to say that I have been robbed by a provider that I have not only enjoyed spending a total of three sessions with in my home with but genuinely felt was a great young girl(maybe the best ass I have seen) .  I guess is it was my turn to learn the hard way.

...or why does the sex issue need to be brought up at all? She was a lady you knew who came to visit and stole your shit while you weren't looking. Pretty simple explanation, I believe.

I thought about that and might use it.  The only thing is that there is a 30 year difference between us and I have no idea if she has any prior prostitution offenses which they would see.

You've pretty much answered your own questions... Sounds like you're afraid of any shame or incrimination and possible retailiation from her pimp.  Only you can decide how far you are willing to take it.  Who knows if the cops will even do anything?  You can get them to the area of your IPad, but if it's an apartment complex, good luck.  

A client gets ripped off by an escort and reports it to the police.  Both parties end up getting arrested.  You really want to take that chance?

I had a similar situation, but it was with a teenager at a party hosted by one of my kids. The net is we knew what was taken and where it ended up. Like yours, it also crossed city borders and there was no eyewitness. The cops filed the report so if the items were ever recovered - found in a search, found at a pawn shop, etc - it'd be filed as belonging to us. Insurance also wanted the police report. Beyond that, the cops won't do anything, not even a phone call, at least that's my experience. They also warned me about heading over to the house to attempt recovery. You put yourself in danger and if you start getting angry or get aggressive, you could be the one being arrested. Craigslist or ebay may be your best options for getting it back.

First:  You have four reviews. You mentioned that the lady suspected of taking your items has been reviewed on this site (presumably within your body of reviews). Is it fair to the other ladies that you have reviewed not to specify which one perpetrated the theft?

Include that she built up your trust with several visits before ripping you off and that her pimp threatened to cut off your hands

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Thanks for the heads up on this one.  Since I happened to be the first reviewer and she was on my short list to see again, I think I'll call her up and tell her she just lost my business.

Should never let people get away with stuff like this.  It will just perpetuate the criminals, and you maybe going her good, as if she/them don't get punish now, it will likely encourage them to continue criminal activities.

any one who has ever solved a puzzle looked at your 4 reviews and quickly narrowed the 4 down to the one.  If it is not her you woe it to the 'one' to all of the readers that it is yes or no.  Don't allow and innocent person to be falsely assumed guilty.

Definitely need to do a new review of her as who knows what she and her pimp will do next. I for one don't want to be murdered by some thug..well not by anyone lol but you get my point. Don't leave anything out. Re getting the police involved, that's a tough call. Also, I totally agree with whoever mentioned not having providers at your home.....

Excellent points..especially about the gun.  

1.  You can't file insurance claim without a police report.
2.  If you file a police report, they will be in your business and may be more trouble than its worth.
3.  The thug who called and threatened you, may be the gals  pimp and any trouble will be taken out on  
her by said thug.
4.  Thug could come "discuss" things with you, in person.

All the people who suggested that you not report are telling society that it's OK to continue this type of criminal activities.  Although what we do is consider 'criminal'.  It's a funny world.  I guess if my neighbors knew I was 'hobbying', I wouldn't be mad at them for reporting me.  Sometime I wish someone would report me, oh the $$$$$ I spent on this 'hobby' is ridiculous

.... as the pimp/thug doesn't know where YOU live.

There is a plan of action in place that will allow me to be able to get the watch replaced through my insurance provider.  Without getting into details, I can tell you this will be a claim of a lost item vs stolen item and not require a police report.  After exploring all options of getting LE involved, I decided there is too much exposure for myself being that the thief was a paid escort that I invited into my home and not a random burglary.  I also don't anticipate this individual to just hand over the watch or iPad to the police. Nor do I think she will be dumb enough to pawn the items and risk linking the serial numbers of stolen property back to her.

Great idea.

Doesn't that expose you to insurance fraud?

That's an interesting question...  Assume the watch is worth 9K, and the insurance pays you 9K.  You are technically free to spend that 9K any way you like.  Holy shit man, that's like 45 hours with Trinity!  You can go buy another identical watch, and if you found one for $5K, the extra $4K is still yours to keep.  But if you go buy back the *specific* watch you lost for $5K, that is a whole different deal.  At a minimum you would owe your insurance company $4k.  And also, whatever portion of the $9K you don't pay back would become taxable income.  More than likely, the insurance company would not recognize the reward as a legitimate expense and would want the whole $9K back.

Keep thinking like this and the criminals will be multiply.

.... don't give the criminals an opportunity to rob us blind in the first place. Think with our heads instead of our dicks. Don't give access to our homes and valued possessions to people we don't know and trust well.

You hired her to clean your house ,, she has been there a few times to clean and felt you could trust her .. and you didnt have issues of items missing .. after this last time these items were missing .. you found an ad on domestic services on Craigslist..  
Badda Boom Badda Bing

...Baby, let me steal your heart!

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Nice detective work Wad.  However I don't think TER employs detectives.      

Oh and on another note click on the bismark ad.   No african american men.  

Or you could use the sugar daddy excuse, or that she was hired to "clean" your house and cleaned you
out instead.

I have several myself.  And I guarantee that I have more firepower than some tree swinging pimp would show up with.

I saw her as well, about two months after you posted your review.  Was thinking about seeing her again, but not now that is for sure.

1)  It is not a matter of approving of this provider's stealing from him.  It's a matter of he has to evaluate his situation and determine the risks he faces by pursuing the matter.  Suppose he were to recover his stolen property but end up being arrested?
2)  He may well have an employer, friends, family, an SO that he does not want them to know he sees escorts.  Pursuing this legally increases the chances this information would get out.
3)  If the police do intervene in the matter she or her pimp may try to implicate him by saying he hired her as a prostitute.  Some have posted that they would have no good reason for doing so.  It's true it doesn't get them off the hook and exposes them to more problems.  But the assumption being made here is that these people are being rational and capable of long term thinking.  They have already demonstrated they are not rational; otherwise they would focus on providing a decent service and building a client base instead of stealing stuff.  Plus they know where he lives.  Stupid people do stupid things.
4)  That she has a pimp increases the chances this could turn into a trafficking investigation even if it isn't.  And even if in the end nothing were to come of it, it would increase the chance of his activities becoming public.

telling the world how you are going to commit fraud and then offer a reward?  The hooker thing is tame compared to this- felony fraud???  

So, I have some reservations about the "believability" of your story... Due mainly to how "Find My iPad" works... So you just happened to have it on and had 4G active when it was taken? Hmmm...  

And assuming the thief logged in to their wifi in the apartment? Hmmm it still smells funny when I read it...  My iPad doesn't login to any wifi that I haven't previously logged into... The story fits the behavior of tracking an "iPhone" using that app, not an iPad, unless several odd variables were to occur..  Also, why then not just lockup the iPad remotely once you've established contact with it?? And a "Rolex" in this day and age? Really?? Yes, I'm suspicious of the entire story being a fabrication, or at the very least a gross-embellishment of the event...

I use the "Find my iPhone" feature often to locate my iPhones and iPads (usually just lost in my own home) and have a great deal of understanding of what works and what don't with that... It seems odd that those circumstances would all line up so efficiently, except for the purposes of embellishing a story...  

If the alleged "pimp" thinks he could get away with "cutting off his hands" AFTER reporting him to the police, then surely he's confident enough in his thug-prowess to come back to this guys house and rob him again!  (In the unlikely event that any of this is even real)  

Talon is correct when he says Find My iPad is ALWAYS running. I have an iPad with wifi only service. When visiting an unfamiliar city recently, I used my hotel wifi to get a map of the area. I adjusted its size so that the entire trip (just a couple of miles) would appear in the window, knowing that I'd lose the wifi connection as soon as I left the building. The little blue dot showing my location tracked along the entire route as I made turn after turn. I don't have and would never want 4G service. That feature is always active, though.