The woman accused of running four Tokyo Massage Parlors recently raided by the Pennsylvania Attorney General's Office is back in jail just five days after being released.
Police say Hui Xu’s comments on social media led to her now facing witness intimidation charges.
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Xu started posting to Facebook the day after she was released from jail. Police say she was sharing photos of former employees, saying she believed they were cooperating with police and conspiring against her case.
Investigators said Xu also posted a picture of her co-defendant, Robert Yerick, calling him a liar and a beast and claiming Yerick lied to the attorney general to be a witness in the case against her.
Xu ran four Tokyo massage parlors in Allegheny and Westmoreland counties.
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Police allege there was prostitution happening inside the parlors and girls were being brought to the parlors from a sex trafficking hub out of New York.
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