Two New Hampshire women were arrested on sex trafficking charges after authorities said they exploited at least a dozen women through an online "escort" service. Authorities in Derry, New Hampshire, arrested Napolitano. Palic, who also went by Chloe, and Napolitano, who went by Red, became the focus of an investigation in September after the attorney general's office was notified by the Waltham Police Department. The pair allegedly provided escort services from their homes in New Hampshire.
The services took place primarily in Massachusetts, but also in New Hampshire and New York, authorities said. The attorney general's office obtained an order to have the website, chloescompanions. The website had profiles of women and a calendar to arrange meetings, Healey said. Over a dozen women were exploited, according to investigators. Both women are facing charges of trafficking in persons for sexual servitude, deriving support from prostitution, money laundering and conspiracy to traffic persons for sexual servitude.
They were arraigned in Concord District Court on Feb. The investigation is ongoing. If you purchase a product or register for an account through a link on our site, we may receive compensation.
By Scott J. Croteau scroteau masslive.
