Please delete.
Did you hear about the Santa Fe Day Spa masseuse? What a fright she had! A woman jumped on her and accused her of taking pictures of herself while on the massage table.
There’s a video doing the rounds on TikTok (it’s got 1.3 million views!) where Jodie (@Jodieping) Jodie (@Jodieping) talks about what happened.
She says the masseuse’s manager saw photos of her naked on the massage table on his phone.
This video was a follow-up to another one where she talks about her interaction with the masseur when she confronted him.
A masseur took a photo of a woman.
Jodie recorded a video on 4 February of her conversation with the masseur after she confronted him. (Via)
In the caption, the woman recounts the incident.
She says: “It happened at the Santa Fe Day Spa on 280. This guy was giving me a massage when the flash on his camera went off three or four times during my massage. I immediately called the manager and confronted him outside. I filed a police report. The police were really helpful. This morning, an investigator told me it would be my word against his. I feel I have no alternative. I’m really distressed,” the woman explained.
Jodie asked the young man to check his phone in front of her and her manager to make sure he didn’t have any pictures of her.
Things got tense when the girl claimed to have seen a photo of a body similar to hers.
The guy said, “These are my personal files,” and “she’s my girlfriend.”
He promised God that the photos weren’t his, but she kept on asking to see them.
She even said to him, ‘You’re going crazy because you’ve already taken pictures of my body in this activity’.
But the woman said she wouldn’t say anything if he deleted the photos.
The masseuse then took back what she said and denied the allegations. She also said the flash she saw could be because he was watching a football match while having a meal.
“I watched the Auburn game because I’m obsessed with Auburn sports,” she said.
Then the woman asked the attendant to take her phone until the police got there.
“Turn it off, Brad,” a female voice said from off-screen.
Jodie said that voice was the man’s manager. She said she would have seen the photos on the employee’s phone.
The girl’s got all the info.
In the video they later made, Jodie recounts everything that happened and explains how it happened. She said she knew the man had taken her photo because she saw the flashlight lighting up the dark room.
She also said she saw her photos when he looked at her phone. “When he scrolled down, I saw them,” she said.
She also said she knew it was his body because she could recognise his underwear and tattoos. She also said that other women have had a similar experience with the same masseur.
“Since I posted this video, loads of women have messaged me,” he said.
The guy also had his licence revoked for misconduct.
Unfortunately, Jodie says an investigator told her she couldn’t legally do anything against him because there was no evidence.
“He wouldn’t talk to the officers,” she said. He also wouldn’t give them his phone number.
Commentators are always telling people to get a lawyer.
Sue the health centre. Sue the therapist. Ask the lawyer for the doctor’s phone number so they can show you the evidence,” suggests one user.
“Go to a local news channel. Tell the locals your story so they know,’ adds another.
‘FOR YOUR INFORMATION. If you ever feel like something’s not quite right or that the massage isn’t for you, don’t be afraid to say so.
“Ask the women who have contacted you to make a complaint to the police. If there are enough complaints, it might be enough to get a warrant for your phone,” said one user.
Others advised the woman to file a complaint with the police.
In most states, there’s a licensing board for massage therapists, where you can file a complaint. If the masseuse is licensed, they might get in trouble, get suspended or even have their license taken away. (Via)