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Toronto Escorts: Homicide squad investigating body found in carpet in the Junction

xavierahollander — Sun, 05 Feb 2012 01:00:51 +0000

He didn’t see anything suspicious in the morning and he got the impression the body was dumped in the area, he said. “I was surprised,” he said, calling the area quiet and a great place to live.
Det. Sgt. Trimble said it was too early in the investigation to speculate on whether there was a connection to the warning from police earlier Wednesday about a man wanted for sexual assault in the same area.
Last November, police responded to a sexual assault call near Dundas Street West and Keele Street, not far from the city’s local police station. A female sex worker had been picked up by a man in a car who claimed to be an undercover police officer. He made sexual demands, saying the woman would otherwise be taken to jail. He later released her, police said.

See the full article from “Globe and Mail”

Toronto Escorts: Bandit faces deportation

xavierahollander — Wed, 11 Jan 2012 06:00:42 +0000

Federal Court Judge Michel Shore threw out the appeal last month and ordered the deportation to take effect “as soon as it is realistically feasible to do so.”
Court heard Es-Sayyid was jailed for using a knife and sawed-off shotgun for the June 2007 robbery of an escort and her girlfriend in their apartment. He got away with $1,910, the victim’s purse, cell phones and identification cards.
Es-Sayyid was convicted of using a shotgun in July 2007 to rob a private club and patrons of $3,000 in cash and $1,500 in personal goods.
And, on July 26, 2007, Es-Sayyid armed with another gun, and an accomplice, robbed a third sex worker in her hotel room of her purse containing $505 in cash, two credit cards, two cell phones, identification cards and personal effects.

See the full article from “Toronto Sun”

Toronto Escorts: MorningFile: Little girl’s cellphone holds sexy secret, Ford administration …

xavierahollander — Sat, 07 Jan 2012 18:00:49 +0000

MorningFile: Little girl’s cellphone holds sexy secret, Ford administration wrangles with unions
Welcome to Saturday. Supposedly it’s relatively warm outside, but why bother with fresh air when you can have news?
The absolute best story to come out of the GTA yesterday evening is this one, about an 11-year-old Oshawa girl who got a new cell phone for Christmas (aww!) only to have Bell assign her a number that used to belong to an escort service (eww…), with predictable results. It seems to have been an honest mistake.
City Manager Joe Pennachetti wants to offer buyout packages to workers the City is about to lay off, partly as a way of avoiding the lengthy process of finding them other jobs as required by their collective agreement. The Sun headline is pretty much just as petulant as you’d think it would be.

See the full article from “Open File (blog)”

Toronto Escorts: 11-year-old gets calls from men looking for sex after being assigned cell …

xavierahollander — Sat, 07 Jan 2012 18:00:48 +0000

The service, and his daughter’s phone number, were listed on several websites advertising escort services and prostitution.

See the full article from “Daily Mail”

Toronto Escorts: Why I will miss Elizabeth Taylor – Toronto Star

xavierahollander — Fri, 30 Dec 2011 00:00:52 +0000

Is it possible to miss someone who existed only as a shimmering image?
For me, that someone is Elizabeth Taylor, who died March 23, age 79.
And the answer is a resounding yes.
I never met her, and I saw her in person just once, at a Cannes Film Festival event where she was mobbed by adoring fans.
Yet I’ve always thought of her as the ultimate movie star, as I wrote at the time of her death. Her passing robs Hollywood of a big part of its glamour.
The lady with the violet eyes brought an Egyptian queen to life (Cleopatra), made a call girl awesome and empathetic (Butterfield 8), turned a living room toxic (Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?), scratched like an angry feline (Cat on a Hot Tin Roof) and made horses — and hearts — leap (National Velvet).

See the full article from “San Francisco Luxury News”

Toronto Escorts: The fastest growing sport in the world

xavierahollander — Wed, 28 Dec 2011 20:00:39 +0000

Danzig laughed and said “the best part was that it kick started my career and got me in the UFC. The worst part was total isolation from the world for six weeks and not knowing what was going on at home.”
Most MMA fighters truly are approachable and love interacting with fans that love the sport. Toronto’s own Sean Pierson proved it when the expo asked him if he wanted to sign autographs the day of the event. He did this, despite the fact he was in the middle of training for a big fight at the end of the month. When he was done, he stuck around to visit with fans.
I spoke to him about his feelings after being let go a year ago by the Toronto police force for using the nickname “Pimp Daddy” given to him by a local promoter 10 years ago.

See the full article from “Mount Forest Confederate”

Toronto Escorts: Canadian UFC fighter Sean Pierson looks for balance, Canada

xavierahollander — Tue, 27 Dec 2011 23:01:01 +0000

… Definitely in the future that could be a problem but because I’m not that far into the game, I haven’t had to cross that bridge yet.”
One possibility would be to have his management partner, Neil Forester, negotiate his fighters’ contact with the UFC.
While they have yet to settle on a name for their company, Pierson has settled on a new nickname– “The Punisher.”
A self-proclaimed “superhero geek,” Pierson thought it was a good fit. especially since one of his coaches had already started calling him that after the boxer Paul (The Punisher) Williams.
Pierson was once known as Pimp Daddy for his flamboyant entrances. He gave up that nickname years ago, thinking that it had negative connotations, but it still came back to haunt him when he applied to become a Toronto police officer.

See the full article from “CP24″

Toronto Escorts: Canadian Sean Pierson looks to put fighting in UFC in proper prospective

xavierahollander — Tue, 27 Dec 2011 23:00:59 +0000

… Definitely in the future that could be a problem but because I’m not that far into the game, I haven’t had to cross that bridge yet.”
One possibility would be to have his management partner, Neil Forester, negotiate his fighters’ contact with the UFC.
While they have yet to settle on a name for their company, Pierson has settled on a new nicknameâ “The Punisher.”
A self-proclaimed “superhero geek,” Pierson thought it was a good fit. especially since one of his coaches had already started calling him that after the boxer Paul (The Punisher) Williams.
Pierson was once known as Pimp Daddy for his flamboyant entrances. He gave up that nickname years ago, thinking that it had negative connotations, but it still came back to haunt him when he applied to become a Toronto police officer.

See the full article from “Winnipeg Free Press”

Toronto Escorts: The top 11 of 2011: Toronto, Stratford and Shaw

xavierahollander — Tue, 27 Dec 2011 09:01:14 +0000

Two productions at Niagara-on-the-Lake with animals in the title and filled with ferocious performances. Yes, I’m cheating by lumping them together – but how can you choose between the intergenerational rumbles of Jim Mezon vs. Gray Powell in Cat and Nigel Shawn Williams vs. Kevin Hanchard in Dog? This country is blessed with some fine acting talent.
When the Rain Stops Falling Shaw Festival
It only played for a few weeks in the Niagara-on-the-Lake festival’s smallest theatre, but this fantastic family epic still haunts those who saw it. Australian playwright Andrew Bovell’s drama was exquisitely directed by Peter Hinton – and three generations of acting talent in the Shaw ensemble rose to the challenge.
Honorable mentions
If I was being less arbitrary with my number of picks or criteria I might add Ruined (Obsidian Theatre Company in association with Nightwood Theatre), Another Africa (Volcano/Canadian Stage), The Middle Place (Project: Humanity/Theatre Passe Muraille/Canadian Stage/GCTC), ONE (SummerWorks), Fela! (presented by Mirvish), Eternal Hydra (Crow’s Theatre), The Glass Menagerie (Soulpepper), Our Class (Studio 180 and Canadian Stage) and Brothel #9 (Factory Theatre).

See the full article from “Globe and Mail”

Toronto Escorts: `Bad boy’ Harper imagery highlights controversial prostitution-law challenge

xavierahollander — Tue, 27 Dec 2011 02:00:47 +0000

TORONTO – One of my most memorable stories this past year involved a leather-clad dominatrix who called Prime Minister Stephen Harper a “very bad, bad boy” in need of punishment for the country’s current anti-prostitution laws.
With a whip in her hand, long time sex worker Terri-Jean Bedford stood outside the Ontario highest court last June and insinuated she’d give Harper the same treatment she gave her clients if the laws didn’t change.
Bedford is one of the plaintiffs and the face of one of the most controversial and polarizing court cases in the country right now.
She and two other sex workers say their constitutional rights to security are being breached because current laws force them to work underground and prevent them from protecting themselves from violent pimps and johns.

See the full article from “Canada.com”