Attorney in Boston Joshua Levy announced the arrest of the three alleged ring leaders and said the customers were high-profile men with big jobs.
Pick a profession, they're probably represented in this case," said Levy. We were told what they do without being told who they are. Prosecutors told reporters they couldn't comment on that right now. She said federal prosecutors should've named names and local prosecutors should bring charges.
So I always say, we need to name them, shame them, blame them and tame them. And by tame them, I mean you've got to prosecute them. You've got to get at the demand. When you reduce demand, you cause less sex trafficking," said Murphy. Prosecutors said before the men met up with the women at these high-end apartments in Cambridge and Watertown, they had to fill out applications and provide a copy of their driver's license.
That suggests they have collected quite a few names. So are charges on the way? Prosecutors said the investigation is still in its early phases. Murphy doesn't believe that.
It's not going to happen. He thinks charges will come and the names will be released but maybe not soon. They're operating in the Boston area and the Washington D. All of those things complicate this.
