Sex club in Tennessee calls itself 'church' and gets into trouble
A sex club in Nashville, Tennessee is being accused of masquerading as a church. Investigators say this after a report from undercover inspectors who infiltrated the club and witnessed sexual conduct and intercourse. Reason for the city to want the place to be shut down.
According to the NY Post, undercover couple Christine Gibson and Bill Earles paid $40 to gain access into the club’s secret sex chamber. Once inside they made their way through 12 rooms with either a bed or a lounge chair where couples and groups were having sex while others watched. They said that also a section of the property, which was labelled as the 'choir room' was used for sex. Conclusion of the undercover couple was that the property was absolutely not being used as a church, despite of what the owners said and promised when they leased the property and started the club at its current location. Nashville officials filed a complaint on May 11
Although sex clubs are legal and can operate in club houses or business premise so long as they are marked as being for industrial usage.The city says the club should be shut down for “permitting acts of lewd behavior and because it violates state law which prohibits operation of a club within 1,000 feet of a school or a church." And that is illegal in Tennessee. There are more weird sex laws in the US!
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