The two activists, Hannah Giles and James O’Keefe, covertly filmed at various Acorn offices around the country while dressed as a prostitute and pimp seeking advice on tax and housing issues involving the sex trade.
One of the videos, filmed at an Acorn office in San Diego, appeared to show an employee, Juan Carlos, offering to help smuggle a dozen 13-year-old girls from El Salvador to work in a California brothel. In San Bernardino, another Acorn worker, Tresa Kaelke, was heard responding to explicit questions about using underage girls as prostitutes. She said it was illegal to run a brothel using minors, but went on to advise the pair on how to hide the source of the earnings.
“It’s cash. No one will know. It never passes through the girls’ hands,” she told them. She suggested disguising the brothel as a spa or massage parlour. “You have to make it look good,” she said.

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