Claims made in edited video: ACORN employee Tresa Kaelke said it would be acceptable to charge customers more for being violent toward the underage Salvadoran prostitutes Giles said she planned to bring to her operation.
Giles and O’Keefe asked Kaelke, if ACORN could help them secure a home loan so they could buy a house and start a brothel, but Kaelke said ACORN could not help.
Giles and O’Keefe, along with another man identified only as Jeff, spoke at length with Kaelke about running a brothel or prostitution ring.
Kaelke, who told the bloggers she used to work for a high-end escort service, did discuss brothel operations, but kept her comments mostly to ideas that the bloggers brought up first – such as calling the brothel a spa or massage parlor.

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