After several complaints from members over the rate at which the
clients of a nearby massage parlour disturbed them, the authorities
finally filed a suit leading to the arrest of two therapists.
The suit was filed by The Maranatha Christian Church in Wheaton,
Illinois, against its landlord and the two employees of the parlour
alleging that they offered prostitution services and urging the judge
to terminate their lease and the return of the rent paid since 2010.
Parishioners said they had heard sex noises coming from the
massage parlor before and after services on weekends.
More so, it was gathered that the parlor does not have an official
name on its door, but a sign in the window that reads “spa.”
Also, their services are listed in an adult-orientated ad promoting
“beautiful and tender” massages and body scrubs.
Police detectives investigated the massage parlor, which operated
under several different names over the years.
One employee, who was identified as Xuhong Castro, was arrested
after she agreed to perform a sex act on an undercover officer for
$60.
A 36-year-old staff who recently moved from China to the United
States, was also arrested on a misdemeanor prostitution charge,
although she told reporters that the incident was a
misunderstanding due to the language barrier reported World Wide
Weird News .
On his own part, the landlord, Tatiana Savenok, said, “I am not
responsible for any wrongdoing of tenants.
“If the city finds something wrong they should shut it down.”
It was gathered that the city has already revoked the spa’s massage
license.
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