American man posed as a film producer for years and forced girls into prostitution

Dillon Jordan, aka Daniel Jordan, aka Daniel Maurice Hutton, aka Daniel Boler, was sentenced to five years in prison in connection with running prostitution at the national and international levels from 2010 to 2017. He posed as a film producer and party planner. This is stated on the site. US Department of Justice.

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Jordan pleaded guilty to conspiracy to violate the Mann Act (a US federal law against sexual coercion).

From about 2010 to May 2017, Jordan was involved in organizing prostitution in the United States and abroad. He kept a list of women who lived in the United States. These priestesses of love performed sexual acts with clients living in the United States and abroad for money.

Jordan contacted clients of his sex business via email to coordinate the services of prostitutes. First, he sent photographs of women who could be hired to provide sexual services to clients, then he discussed the price of these services and supervised the logistics of priestesses of love.

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On occasion, Jordan himself organized interstate trips for women in prostitution, and on other occasions, clients at Jordan's direction arranged trips for concubines that Jordan would refer to those clients.

Jordan personally recruited women to work for him. He emotionally and sexually abused some of them, and they had sex at his direction, some of the wives he tried to recruit. Prior to entering this business, Jordan spent eight years in a Cuban prison for sex crimes. Immediately after his release in 2010, he returned to the United States and developed his rampant activity in the sex industry.

Jordan managed the finances of the prostitution proceeds through two California-registered shell companies - a supposed party and event company and a film production company.

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He opened several bank accounts for these companies, which he used to accept cash and check payments. The shell companies concealed the nature, source and origin of this money.

In sentencing, Judge John Cronan emphasized that “Jordan's entire business was based on the exploitation of women. Each of them has experienced irreversible physical and emotional trauma. I would give more than five years if I had the authority to do so.

In addition to jail time, 50-year-old Jordan from Lake Arrowhead, California, was given a three-year suspended sentence. In addition, he must pay compensation in the amount of $1.

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