The ad posted last month on fetish classified site sexyjobs. Apply now! There was just one problem, according to federal prosecutors.
The ad was posted by Jessica Nesbitt, a self-proclaimed Chicago madam awaiting trial on charges alleging she and several employees had sex with clients for money at risque parties.
Now prosecutors are asking U. District Judge Robert Dow Jr. Though she changed the name of the business, records provided by sexyjobs. Attorney Devlin Su wrote. Nesbitt, 31, was charged in a count indictment unsealed in September with prostitution, conspiracy to commit prostitution and illegally structuring bank withdrawals to evade reporting requirements. The indictment, however, alleged that from to , Nesbitt placed ads on websites such as backpage.
He said she is the single mother of a teenage son just trying to earn a living. Prosecutors, though, said they had concerns that Nesbitt continued to run her business for months after agents raided her home.
In fact, the FBI had the building under surveillance as customers showed up at all hours carrying duffel bags and bottles of Champagne, prosecutors said. In setting bond, U. Magistrate Judge Maria Valdez told Nesbitt she was forbidden from engaging in any fetish-related activities β including role playing or use of sex toys β while awaiting trial. Valdez also rejected a plea from Sheppard to allow her to continue to do phone sex while on bond.
