A woman accused of leading a commercial sex ring in Massachusetts and Virginia that targeted wealthy and connected clients is expected to plead guilty in federal court. Han “Hana” Lee, along with two others, was charged with running a sophisticated sex network where clients paid up to $600 per hour for various sex acts. Han Lee and one accomplice plan to plead guilty, while a third defendant maintains his innocence. The case involves high-profile clients such as elected officials, doctors, lawyers, professors, and military officers. The names of these clients have not been released, and their lawyers are pushing for private court hearings. The defendants were indicted on charges of conspiracy to engage in prostitution and money laundering. Plea discussions have been ongoing, and the trial could last up to 10 days. The case also involves extensive discovery, including forensic searches of electronic devices. The alleged clients face criminal complaints for engaging in sexual conduct for a fee, but their names will not be released until probable cause is established. It is unclear when public court hearings will be held. This is a developing story, and updates can be found on the Boston 25 News app and social media channels.
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Massachusetts woman facing charges for leading commercial sex ring set to plead guilty on Friday – Boston 25 News
