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Q: AUSTIN (KXAN) — A husband and wife accused of running a prostitution ring posing as a massage parlor in northwest Austin were revealed after hundreds of condoms clogged part of their sewage system. 
  
 On Feb. 7, a detective was assigned to investigate Jade Massage Therapy, at 11416 N. Farm to Market 620 — near Anderson Mill Road — after getting a tip from the property’s management company about possible prostitution at the massage parlor. It was the second such tip the Austin Police Department had received in the last three months. 
  
 The company said they had recently taken over the property and became aware of the problem when an industrial waste disposal unit connecting the property to the city sewer became clogged and destroyed by the condoms, according to a police affidavit. 
  
 Several tenants had already contacted the company, concerned that prostitution was taking place at Jade Massage. Investigators found that husband and wife Joseph Emery, 54, and Juan Wang, 49, were listed as the tenants for the business. 
  
 Police found that just two days before, on Feb. 5, Wang was stopped during security screening at Austin-Bergstrom International Airport after a number of small duct-taped bundles of cash were found in her carry-on luggage, totaling $30,000. 
  
 Wang told an officer she was on her way to China for a medical procedure and needed the money to pay for it. She said the money was from Jade Massage, where she claimed to make $20,000 a year. When the officer pointed out that she was carrying more than a year’s worth of income, police say Wang became “visibly nervous” and had difficulty answering any more questions. 
  
 She then told officers that her husband does their taxes. Police contacted Emery who said his wife keeps the money under a mattress at home and that it comes from their business. Wang was then allowed to continue on her way to China with the $30,000. 
  
 Detectives found that there were numerous advertisements for Jade Massage on backpage.com, a website police say is often used by people selling sexual services. 
  
 On March 7 and 15, detectives stopped men coming out of Jade Massage. The two men admitted to receiving sexual services in exchange for cash. Police say the clients who frequented the massage parlor would tip between $40-$120 on top of a standard $60 massage charge. 
  
 Police executed search warrants on both the business and the couple’s home on Alameda Trace Circle in northwest Austin on March 22. Wang was found inside the business with a completely naked man. A second naked man was found in another room with a female masseuse. A third woman was also found inside the business. Detectives say that in businesses associated with human trafficking, the prostitutes are also made to live inside the business. 
  
 At their home, more than $60,000 in cash was found inside a safe. Wang told officers that she would find women to work for her through a friend, but claimed to be unable to remember the friend’s name. She also claimed to be unable to name any woman, other than one of the women present during the search warrant, who had worked for her in the past year. 
  
 Both Wang and Emery, when interviewed by police, initially claimed that the other was in charge of the business and their cash. 
  
 Wang and Emery have been charged with both engaging in organized criminal activity and money laundering. Emery’s bond was set at $53,000 and Wang’s at $45,000. Neither were listed as currently held in the Travis County Jail. ||||| 'Hundreds of condoms' destroy pipe, police raid Texas massage parlor 
  
 A husband and wife accused of operating an Austin prostitution ring are facing felony charges following an investigation that began when police discovered a waste pipe connected to the business was clogged with "hundreds of condoms," according to records. 
  
 Juan Wang and her husband, Joseph Emery, the owners of Jade Massage Therapy LLC, each face a charge of engaging in organized criminal activity. Neither suspect was listed as an inmate at the Travis County Jail on Tuesday afternoon. 
  
 The investigation into the massage parlor began Feb. 7, when the property manager for the Jade Massage location in the 11400 block of North Ranch Road called police to express her suspicion that prostitution was happening at the business. 
  
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 She "became aware of a problem when an industrial waste disposal unit connecting the property to city sewer services became clogged and destroyed by hundreds of condoms," affidavits for Wang and Emery state. 
  
 The property manager's tip was the second complaint of possible prostitution at Jade Massage that police had received in three months. 
  
 After the discovery of the destroyed pipes, police searched Backpage.com, which often solicits prostitution services, for advertisements for the business. 
  
 They found several. Advertisements for Jade Massage were posted on Backpage.com as often as two to three times per day, the affidavits state. 
  
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 In the following weeks, police staked out Jade Massage's second location in the 9100 block of Anderson Mill Road. Officers pulled over a couple of suspected john's who had gone into the massage parlor, who allegedly both admitted that they had paid for sexual services during their time inside. 
  
 On March 22, members of the Austin Police Department Human Trafficking Unit and members of the Criminal Conspiracy Unit executed search warrants at the Alameda Trace Circle location. 
  
 Inside, Wang was found inside a room with a nude man, and another woman was found inside a different room with another nude male, the affidavit states. 
  
 Police simultaneously executed a search warrant at Wang and Emery's home and discovered over $65,000 in a safe. 
  
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 Further investigation into the couple revealed Wang had been stopped Feb. 5 at Austin Bergstrom International Airport by a TSA agent who found $30,000 in "duct taped bundles" of cash in her possession. 
  
 She claimed the money was earned from her massage business and that she was taking it with her to China to pay for a medical procedure. She was allowed to pass through with the money, but only after the agent called Emery to verify her story. 
  
 Both Wang and Emery would later tell police that they didn't know the names of their employees, who were all located and recruited by a "friend." Ledgers for Jade Massage showed no payments to the women, but they did show that Jade Massage's customers, almost all of whom were men, regularly tipped between $40 and $120 on top of a $60 charge. 
  
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Neighbors of Jade Massage Therapy in Austin, Texas, had their suspicions about the place, but it was a property manager's unusual find that helped bring about prostitution charges—a broken pipe linking the business to the sewer had been clogged by hundreds of used condoms, reports MySanAntonio. "It's not the normal … lead you would get on a place committing criminal activity, but it happened," an officer tells the Austin American-Statesman. "I was like, 'You've got to be kidding me.'" It wasn't the only find to raise suspicion. Two days before authorities learned of the pipe on Feb. 7, parlor owner Juan Wang had been stopped at an airport with $30,000 in cash, according to an arrest affidavit. A "visibly nervous" Wang told authorities she had saved the money for a procedure in China, though she said she made only $20,000 a year. She then provided a phone number that was linked to a Backpage.com account advertising sexual services at Jade Massage, the affidavit says. Men later admitted paying for sexual services there, per KXAN, and during a search on March 22, Wang and another woman were each found in a room with a naked man, police say. Ledgers revealed that clients left tips of 200% or so on a $60 massage. Wang and her husband, Joseph Emery—who allegedly told police they didn't know the names of their employees—face charges of engaging in organized criminal activity and money laundering.