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… I know Terry is a married woman with a child, and she’s a good businesswoman,” Reddington said. “She’s worked hard over the years to build up her spa business.”
Mussari is due back in court on Jan. 9.
Williams Sims of Brockton, who represented Mussari at her arraignment on Oct. 24, said he will still be involved in her case.
Sims, who previously called the charges against Mussari “exaggerated,” said in a phone interview last week that he is not convinced there was sexual activity at her spas, but if there was, “it was probably on an isolated basis, and Terry has no knowledge of it.”
He also called Mussari a staunch opponent of drug use.
“She doesn’t even take aspirin, I believe,” Sims said.
Reddington represented Mussari in 2003 after an Easton spa she owned was investigated for prostitution. Months later, she faced a charge of operating a massage parlor with unlicensed personnel, but it was dismissed.

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Mr Lim has previously denied that the karaoke bar and nearby massage parlour were providing sexual services, blaming cultural misunderstandings for the image.
He told the Surrey Comet in January: “It is not sexual services.
“We are definitely not what people think. Police came here to search and didn’t act.”
An advert online explicitly stated in English the venue did not offer sexual services.
A 200-strong community petition opposed the massage parlour opening last March.
Opposition centred around concerns it was unsuitable with comings and goings until 4am or 5am and its close proximity to Richard Challoner, Malden Manor and Malden Parochial Church of England School.
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It also claimed the venue was advertising sexual services in a Chinese newspaper * May 4, 2011: Intelligence that massage parlour was offering sexual services for between £40 and £50

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Jason Lefferts said the board could fine those involved, suspend or revoke their licenses. Lefferts said there are two types of licenses: one for an establishment held by the owner and those held by the individual employees.
“There are some rules about what cosmetologists can and cannot do,” Lefferts said. “And these allegations would obviously be outside what they’re allowed to do under their license. We’re working with law enforcement on this.”
Mussari is licensed as a massage therapist, according to the Division of Professional Licensure’s online database. She voluntarily surrendered or chose not to renew her chiropractor license in 2006.
She owned an Easton spa called the The Backstop Massage Place and Spine Stop that in 2003 was investigated for prostitution. Months later, she faced a charge of operating a massage parlor with unlicensed personnel, but it was dismissed and she paid $200 in court costs, according to the Taunton District Court clerk’s office.

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Weymouth massage parlor owner fined for operating without a license
By Christian Schiavone
Posted Oct 25, 2011 @ 08:48 AM
The owner of a Jackson Square massage parlor has been fined for operating without a license, a spokesman for the state Division of Professional Licensure said.
The spokesman, Jason Lefferts, said Huiping Hester was fined $400 for having an unlicensed massage parlor and two unlicensed employees after a state inspector made a surprise visit to Nini’s Asian Body Works at 750 Broad St. on Friday.
Lefferts said two employees ran out of the store when the inspector arrived and did not come back.
Weymouth police were called to assist the inspector.
The inspector contacted Hester, who came to the shop and was fined.

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Sex, drug allegations lead police to raid spas in Brockton, Canton and Norwood
Posted Oct 24, 2011 @ 08:22 AM
Last update Oct 24, 2011 @ 09:31 AM
A Stoughton woman is expected to be arraigned in district court Monday after authorities raided three area massage parlors she owns following an investigation into prostitution and illicit drug dealing.
State police and members of the Federal Bureau of Investigation raided three spas on Saturday, including Aria Day Spa in Brockton, Sparkle Day Spa in Canton and Spa Bellissimo in Norwood.
Investigators said all three spas were allegedly offering sex between masseuses employed by Terry Mussari, 45, and their clients in exchange for cash that was characterized as “tips.”
Authorities also allege that employees of the spa were selling narcotics to customers as well as each other.

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Raynham woman and former Easton spa owner face charges after raids
Posted Oct 24, 2011 @ 10:49 AM
A Stoughton woman is expected to be arraigned in district court Monday after authorities raided three area massage parlors she owns following an investigation into prostitution and illicit drug dealing.
State police and members of the Federal Bureau of Investigation raided three spas on Saturday, including Aria Day Spa in Brockton, Sparkle Day Spa in Canton and Spa Bellissimo in Norwood.
Investigators said all three spas were allegedly offering sex between masseuses employed by Terry Mussari, 45, and their clients in exchange for cash that was characterized as “tips.”
Authorities also allege that employees of the spa were selling narcotics to customers as well as each other.
Mussari is scheduled to be arraigned in Brockton District Court on charges of deriving support from prostitution. Authorities also arrested Tiffany Burgess, 31, of Raynham on multiple outstanding arrest warrants. It’s unclear if she will also be arraigned Monday.

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Authorities said the establishments are owned and operated by 45 year old Terry Mussari of Stoughton.
The three spas include: Aria Day Spa in Brockton, Sparkle Day Spa in Canton and Spa Bellissimo in Norwood.
They are advertised as upscale establishments that offer the finest prodcuts and services to clients.
According to information provided by the Office of the Massachusetts Attorney General, “Investigators developed evidence indicating that all 3 spas were allegedly offering sexual activity between masseuses employed by Mussari and their clients in exchange for cash that was characterized as tips.”
Employees have also been accused of selling drugs to customers and eachother.
Terry Mussari has been charged with deriving support from prostitution.
FOX 25 has learned Mussari used to operate a chiropratic clinic and massage parlor in Easton that was also investigated for prostitution back in 2003.

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A massage parlor at the corner of Highland Avenue and Lowell Street was offering clients “happy endings” and has been temporarily closed, according to a police report.

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Police: Wellesley massage parlor sells sexual favors
WELLESLEY, Mass. — Police went undercover to bust a massage parlor that police said was handing out more than just back rubs.
Police said in mid-July they noticed a neon sign in the window that to them didn’t seem quite right. Police shutdown the parlor that they say was selling sexual favors.
The business was run out of a building at 120 Cedar in Wellesley. Undercover detectives on patrol noticed a sign for Aroma Spa massage in the window and subsequently discovered an advertisement on Craigslist.
Wellesley police said according the state licensure division there was never any license issued for the business.
A detective then went undercover as customer. An officer made an appointment for a massage. The detective reported at the end of the massage he asked the female employee if she would “Take care of him.”

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The Wellesley entry, which features an image of Linden Square, reads in part: “…if residents are rich and smart, they’re certainly not idle. The town’s citizens take their community service seriously, whether as elected officials with statutory responsibilities or volunteers who cut and maintain walking trails. More than 500 people actively serve on town boards and committees.”
Given Wellesley’s wealth, it’s no surprise homes continue to be theft targets. Wellesley police reported 3 residential break-ins over the past few days, including a couple in the Cliff Estates area. Preliminary investigations have determined items were taken.
Separately, Wellesley’s earnings ranking could plummet if we learn that the operator of an alleged illegal massage parlor  on Cedar Street (see Patch) was making a killing before being shut down by Wellesley Police. (Cedar Street was also the location of another such business that was shuttered by cops in 2008).

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