A man from Massachusetts called “Gel” met women through drugs. But he then used his addiction to them and began sex traffic to women, forcing them to make $ 500 to $ 1,000 per night, according to court documents.
Trevor Jones47, by Everett, was found guilty of four allegations of sex traffic by force, fraud or coercion on May 13. Jones has been arrested and remained in custody since March 23, 2023. He was accused by a great federal jury in May 2023.
When Jones was arrested, he had multiple state mandates and committed various motor vehicle violations.
From 2016 to 2023, Jones led a sexual traffic operation aimed at victims with a substance consumption disorder.
Jones provided its victims controlled substances, including heroin, fentanyl and cocaine. Did not allow them to obtain these substances from other sources.
Jones demanded the “loyalty” and “dedication” of his victims.
Women would be punished with acts of violence, threats of violence. And would retain controlled substances of drug dependent victims, said United States lawyer Leah B. Foley
Jones defeated a woman with a Gucci belt, causing bruises throughout her body, according to court documents. When he faced the wounds he caused, Jones told the woman who deserved abuse.
The beatings were “regular and so serious that he had to receive medical treatment twice,” they showed the court documents.
Some of the injuries include a head injury, a broken nose and bruises in the right elbow, hand, thumb and finger, as well as severe bruise on the scalp and behind the ear and the lack of teeth.
He told the hospital that he had been hit with a broom several times on his face and body by a stranger.
At one point, Jones quenched the woman to the point that she thought she was going to die after he suspected that he was robbed of court documents.
Jones was the boy’s boyfriend, trafficker and his son’s father, they showed court documents.
He took the identification, controlled how much and when he was able to receive the narcotics he was very dependent and prevented him from occurring drugs from anyone else.
Jones unsuccessfully tried to recruit another woman to “work” for him. But he was sober in the fall of 2018 and moved from his apartment and lost contact with Jones.
But the woman went and reconnected with Jones in 2021. She was forced to “work” for Jones, according to court documents.
He also saw the abuse of some of the other women, who contributed to his “fear of Jones and his control over her.”
Jones required the woman to give her all her commercial sex income.
“If he did not make enough money selling his body for Jones, he would retain drugs until he became ill,” the court documents said.
Jones closed the woman out of the house, demanding to know where her “loyalty” was and stopped not “contributing everything he did.
Finally, she let her go back once she sent money to Cashapp. After he received money, he made messages, “Thanks for loyalty,” the court documents were read.
Another woman asked Jones why her body did not come. To punish the woman for her question, Jones put her in a hotel room for herself and retain drugs until she became ill, according to court documents.
Some of the women were not allowed to have phones and they had to tattoo their name in their body.
Even from the prison, Jones could hear a woman in 2024 about the fact that she felt that she removed the mark.
In general, there were at least seven victims, including one who died in 2024 and others who were under the age of 18.
The ruling is scheduled for August 12.