Owner of Starwood Hotels and Resorts and the pimped-out ”W” chain in South Beach on Collins avenue has been accused of being a hooker-friendly hotel. Anna Burgese and her husband accused the staff at the “W” for aiding and abetting so-called Sex Workers in a bar room brawl.
They claim the hotel workers helped the Sex Workers escape in a taxi after they stomped her out. I wasn’t there so I can’t say what exactly happened but I can take an educated guess and say the media and the squares who filed the lawsuit are not telling the whole truth and nothing but the truth. Peep game—the lawyer for the Burgese claim the hotel has been uncooperative because they won’t turn over surveillance of the attack.
Problem #1- In legal matters, it’s a smart move not to reveal too much too soon. I’m sure the owners of the hotel will provide authorities with everything they need to resolve the matter because it makes good business sense.
Problem #2- They’re claiming the hotel bar is a place where prostitutes pick up clients. Why would you continue to patronize such a place? They claim ten Sex Workers jumped them because they mistakenly thought Anna was working and stealing their clients.
This brings us to problem #3. You’re in a bar on vacation with your husband and ten sex Workers decide to jump you because you’re stealing their clients. Makes no sense. Mrs. Burgese should have done some more research before making such a bizarre claim. Any Sex Worker knows that at a bar the more the merrier is the attitude because more women means more clients.
I can see an argument between some women being nosey about grown folks minding their business and a fight ensuing from there. I’m gonna follow this case and keep y’all posted but call me a psychic for thinking the whole truth has yet to be spoken.
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