Final Friday audiences for men accused of paying sex through A high -end Cambridge Cambridge Ring revealed more names of the suspects after last week’s implications Counselor of the City of Cambridge and one Boston oncologist.
A total of 34 men were appointed charged sex buyers, surpassing the 28 names that the authorities initially announced, as three audiences in the last three weeks they worked to establish a probable cause to issue criminal allegations against the suspects.
The complaints were issued by the Cambridge district secretary, Sharon Casey, and the magistrate assistant of the magistrate James Ferraro, against all the 11 men called Friday. None of the men or his lawyers appeared in court.
Their names are: John Cascarano de Hingham; Marshall Berenson of Cambridge; Sankara S. Asapu de Malden; Wakefield’s Patrick Enright; Mitchell H. Rubenstein by Chestnut Hill; George Wu of Needham; Woburn’s Harmanparet Singh; Suren Chelian de Lexington; Kenneth Posco de Fitchburg; and Amrit Chaudhuri de Brookline.
Cambridge police lieutenant Jarred Cabral reads a report from the police related to hearings on March 28, 2025 for men accused of buying sex through a Cambridge’s brothel ring. (Libby O’Neill/Pool Boston Herald)
The man of the East Bridgewater who did not receive a criminal complaint did not find out until this week, according to Ferraro, and his case continued until April 25.
A lawyer for one of the men in the Audience of March 14 He said that publicly identified and accused “had been excessive of 400 text messages” with the brothel, about the 2,800 total contacts extracted from the phones of brothel leaders.
At her Audiences last weekCounselor of the City of Cambridge Paul Toner was publicly identified as suspicious of buying sex for a woman named “tulip”, for $ 340 per hour in April 2023. Toner did not appear in the courtroom, and his lawyer did not comment on the indictment.
In a statement, Toner said he would be “unfortunately regrettable” for causing “pain to the people who import me.”
Boston Dr. Oncologist James Cusack Jr. He was also appointed in court proceedings on March 21.
Masslive He was able to verify the identities of the following seven men called in last week’s audiences: Steven Riel, from Laconia, NH; Nathaniel Welch, concord, mass .; Jeffrey Henry, from Exeter NH; Frederick Rosenthal, by Marblehead; Matthew Fulton, by Belmont; Anurag Bajpayee, of Cambridge; Paul Grant, from Charlestown.
Cambridge, MA – March 28: The Deputy Secretary of the Cambridge District, the James Ferraro magistrate, chairs the probable causes for men accused of applying for sex through a Cambridge area of brothel.(Libby O’Neill/Pool Boston Herald)
The following names were made public at the March 14 audiences: Jason Han, by Roxbury; Jonathan Lanfear, by Winchester; Yihong Zou, from Boston; Boya Zhou, by West Roxbury; Mark Zhu, by Lincoln; Kerry Wu, by Natick; Swampscott Patrick Walsh; David Lacava, by Waltham; Pinhao Chao, of Allston; John Doran, by Wellesley; Pablo Maceira, by Boston; and Peter H Macgillivray, from Boston.
Three leaders – They have read, Junmyung Lee and James Lee -Who operated on the interstate prostatal prostal of high -end for at least three years outside the luxury apartments in Cambridge, Watertown and the eastern Virginia, to blame for criminal accusations.
Similar to the last two hearings, the Cambridge police lieutenant, the Cambridge lieutenant, the Cambridge lieutenant, Jarred Cabral, while reading reports from each case of men.
The accused sex buyers set up appointments through text messages on a number on a website called bostontopten10.com, said Cabral.
Men used code words in their texts with the owners of brothels, including “gfe” for “bridal experience” and “BB” for “Bareback”, a slang term for unprotected sex, said Cabral.
Buyers usually ask women by name and their payments, ranging from $ 250 for 30 minutes, up to $ 350 for one hour and up to $ 840 for three hours, they were called “donations”, a regular term in sexual trade, Cabral said.
According to Casey, all men who were issued criminal complaints will be sent to submit claims to the Cambridge District Court on a later date.