2 South Hills massage parlors caught offering ‘sexual services' to customers

PETERS TOWNSHIP, Pa. — Police arrested the owner of two massage parlors in the South Hills after investigators discovered she and her employees were offering sexual services to customers.

Feng Yu Sun, 50, was arrested Wednesday and is facing multiple counts of promoting prostitution and other related charges after a year-long investigation into the massage parlors she owns.

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According to Pennsylvania State Police documents, investigators began looking into Pink Body Works and Health Spa II – both of which are located in Peters Township – in March 2018.

Investigators found "hundreds of advertisements for the massage parlors on various adult escort websites known for selling illicit commercial sex," the police report said.

They also found several online forums where customers posted reviews and detailed their sexual experiences at the two parlors.

During the eight undercover operations, investigators said Sun performed the massages and offered sexual services for additional money. Other women also offered sexual favors for money, but only Sun is facing charges.

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On Oct. 30, police executed search warrants at the two massage parlors, a home on Stayton Street in Pittsburgh and a local bank. All the evidence seized is being examined.

During the search, police said five women were found between the two parlors, including Sun.

Channel 11 spoke to a man who witnessed the armed raids.

"We all looked out the window and there were police going through the back door and the front," said Dr. Mark Seraly. "We just saw four females being escorted outward into the police cars."

Sun faces eight counts of promoting prostitution and four counts of prostitution and related offenses. She has a preliminary hearing scheduled for Nov. 5.

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