The Court begins the hearings of the accused men of bought sex in the high quality brothel scheme

Some of the men accused of bought sex at a high quality brothel In Greater Boston will be subject to probable hearings on Friday at the Cambridge District Court.

The hearings are established to establish whether criminal complaints against the alleged customers of the commercial trade forces closed in 2023 will be issued.

Federal prosecutors have previously said that the illegal scheme has involved locations in Cambridge, Watertown and Washington, DC, suburbs and that many of the approximately two dozen in investigation are rich and prominent customers in Massachusetts and the DC area.

Their names have not yet been issued, but the authorities previously said that customers have included politicians, military officers, teachers and lawyers. Some of the accused patrons appealed to the Supreme Court of Massachusetts to keep their private identities.

Yard Last November, with the Cambridge Court official, that preliminary hearings should be public. If accusations are made as a result of the hearings, the documents in these cases will be made available to the public.

WBUR, NBC 10 Boston and Boston Globe fought to make public the “show case” public, arguing that there is an increased public interest for the investigation. These types of hearings are usually kept behind closed doors. WBUR judicial data have disclosure Disappearances in the magistrate magistrate resulting from sex and access to a lawyer.

A woman from Massachusetts, in the 40’s, which prosecutors say she operated the guilty brothel last September for a series of accusations, including conspiracy to convince, attract and compel one or more people to travel in interstate or foreign trade to engage in prostitution and money laundering.

Two men, including a Massachusetts man, at the age of 30, were also guilty last fall for the accusations associated with the execution of the brothel operation.

The hearings of “sexual conduct for a fee” on Friday will start at 10 in the morning, two additional investigation hearings are scheduled for March 21 and March 28.

The materials from Associated Press were used in this report.