1959 - Teen turns parent's house into brothel
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He decided to enter into a Risky Business......
He lived fast and died young. Too bad, could have been the Canadian High Hefner!
Weird report back then.
The media / police release the victims home address and same for the other person.
I can see some smart thieves breaking in.
The media / police release the victims home address and same for the other person.
I can see some smart thieves breaking in.
DO you know the reason why?
To me as mentioned above, and It's almost like saying to people watch out for criminals in the area! or bad area to live and house prices drop ! etc.
Perhaps I'm being pedantic, but I expect better from The Globe and Mail, which prides itself on being the country's most refined newspaper, than to spell Scarborough as “Scarboro.”.
Gritty Montreal in the 1960s.
I use to drink at a bar called the Station 10 about a block away in downtown Montreal.
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I use to drink at a bar called the Station 10 about a block away in downtown Montreal.
Station 10
This feature documentary is a factual account of the life of policemen at one station in Montreal, drawn from 60 days and nights of on-the-spot filming in the …
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I think it was more to identify them so the person reading would know if they were from their neighborhood. Communities were much tighter then and it wasn't hard to get people's addresses either from the phone book or city directory. But at the time, when prostitution laws were harsher, you could be caught by a cop in a "bawdy house" and have your name and address listed in the paper the next day!
