Revealed: 'black princess' in local brothel scandal

Rodney Edwards • Published 25 Feb 2010 10:40 Comments 1 Comment

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INSIDE a small bungalow within a quiet cul-de-sac in Enniskillen lay a sleazy illegal sex den for months.

Last week police raided the brothel at the house in Old Rossorry Park after neighbours in the area noticed suspicious activity.

One woman, a foreign national, was reported to the PPS for running a brothel and a red-faced male client who was in the house at the time was also reported.

The owner of the property is said to be horrified by the revelation that his house was turned into a seedy 24 hour love shack.

Police say the woman, believed to go under the guise of "Busty Isabella" was working on her own accord and don't believe a pimp or crime gangs were involved or that she was being trafficked. And The Impartial Reporter can exclusively reveal today the full extent of the shameful goings-on at 31 Old Rossorry Park.

For months several seductive notices were placed in newspapers and on websites advertising "Enniskillen Escorts", usually accompanied with a series of revealing photographs.

On one of the websites, Busty Isabella described herself as "intelligent, classy and a good listener from Cuba," and that she was "beautiful, just like the island."

She also claimed she was just 30-years-old but we can reveal that the "black princess" lied about her age. Police files show she is actually 41-years-old.

The woman who also commented that she enjoyed "clubbing, dancing and meeting new people" is thought to have lived in the town since December 2009.

Available for both "out-calls and in-calls", she invited punters to her "clean and discreet apartment" in Enniskillen and also made house calls, netting a fortune in the process.

The Impartial Reporter has also obtained "Busty Isabella's" eye-watering rates which will shock the close-knit community of Old Rossorry even more. When police raided the brothel they found a large sum of money. The Enniskillen sex den cost £80.00 for half an hour, £150.00 for one hour, £250.00 for two hours, £350.00 for three hours, £450.00 for four hours and £650.00 for overnight.

But house calls was how "Busty Isabella" made most of her fortune: £180.00 for one hour, £280.00 for two hours, £380.00 for three hours, £480.00 for four hours and a whopping £800.00 for overnight. Furthermore the woman warned that the money should be handed over within 10 minutes of meeting.

The full list of her "services" are too explicit and shockingly sordid to be printed in a family newspaper.

A carefully worded disclaimer on her website reads: "Fees paid are for my time and companionship only. Anything else that happens during our time together is the result of the independent actions of consenting adults. Payment for my escorts services should be made in cash, in GBP Pounds Sterling or major international currencies and should be handed over within the first ten minutes of the initial meeting. "

Police say "Busty Isabella" who fled to Waterford after the raid could be on a "Circuit of Ireland". Her website also included details of her planned trips to Glasgow, Edinburgh, Dundee, Belfast, Manchester and London.

Yesterday we tried to contact "Busty Isabella" for an interview but the call girl wasn't picking up her calls.

We also discovered a second website yesterday, offering adult services in Enniskillen by a Dutch woman calling herself Sophia. It reads: "Hello handsome guys in Ireland. My name is Sophia I am new in this city. If like rock and rolls, lets have fun. Just give me a call please." The website includes revealing photographs, services and booking information. It's not known is Sophia or Busty Isabella are linked but we have learnt that two women were spotted at the Enniskillen property.

One disgusted neighbour at Old Rossorry Park told The Impartial Reporter that he noticed something wasn't right.

"We didn't know any of this was going on but often wondered why there was so many cars hanging around. There was more cars around here than usual. There was two women staying there since before Christmas. You'd see them walking up and down the street. I don't know who was who, but one was quite a petite woman, the other was fairly big. You don't expect anything like this to take place on your doorstep. I don't know who the man was who was caught in there but wouldn't you be fierce embarrassed? It's a shock surely. All the neighbours are talking about it," he said.

But another neighbour refused to comment when she was approached by this newspaper: "I would prefer to say nothing, thank you very much." She then slammed the door.

Police have appealed to landlords to be vigilant about who they rent their properties to. Inspector Roy Robinson said: "Any landlords that are suspicious about any activity that is going on should make it known to police. It's very important that landlords are aware of what their tenants might be up to. This is a place that a large number of people visited over a period of time and the residents of the area became suspicious. We took action in relation to this and I'm happy about that. I am certainly appalled by these activities taking place in the county and very disappointed. I am pleased that it has been closed down because it caused a lot of disruption and distress to the people in the area," he said.

Meanwhile the Northern Ireland Office says they will do all they can to tackle human trafficking after it emerged that organised crime gangs are making huge profits by trafficking people into Northern Ireland for labour and sexual exploitation. The Chair of the Organised Crime Task Force (OCTF) Paul Goggins said that criminal gangs using the province to traffic people - for both labour and as sex workers.

Speaking at the launch of the 'Blue Blindfold' campaign on Tuesday, the NIO Minister said: "Experience tells us that organised crime gangs are trafficking people into Northern Ireland for both labour and sexual exploitation. They view these vulnerable people as commodities, to be bought and sold for a quick profit and sentenced to a life of misery and we must do everything possible to stop them. The Government, through our work with Women's Aid and Migrant Help line, offers rescued victims of human trafficking care packages including medical support, legal advice and safe and secure accommodation," he said.

Earlier this month, 48-year-old Thomas Carroll from Co. Carlow was jailed for running a prostitution ring of 35 brothels in Northern Ireland and the Republic, including a base in Enniskillen.

In a year, Carroll and his South African partner Shamiela Clark made profits mounting to over one million euro, raking in 70,000 euro a week before the recession hit their business.

This article appeared in Impartial Reporter 25 Feb 10

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keep them there till the Tory conferance is over.....

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