Let's be clear - she and her husband were running a business.  Processing credit cards or cash, providing a central location for the sex, screening the clients (police and crazy people only hurt the business), etc, was all about running a business for significant profit.  They facilitated a currently illegal business.  Are they guilty - yes.  Should prostitution be made legal for primarily the benefit of men - I am not willing to consider this until women are paid at comparable levels to men in our economy and we live in a less exploitative world for all women.  Costa Rica has legalized prostitution and it just fuels sex tourism and children lured into this unsavory world.

Julia, why don't you interview the children of this couple.  That would be a MUCH more interesting story.  Men and women are drawn into the prostitution racket for easy money - as Amber admitted.