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a bedroom, where set up a massage table and oils, and entered the room wearing only a towel (Al2). Defendant lay on the table, selected an oil for J.S. to use, and she began the massage (Al2). When defendant tried to remove J.S.'s shirt, she became upset and discontinued the massage (Al2). J.S. lef

ar-old, and defendant said she was "too old" (A9). remembered having brought six different girls to defendant, including -22- EFTA00602363 S.G., J.S., and M., all between the ages of 14 and 16 (A9). S.G. was the youngest— she was 14 years of age at the time of the massage (A9). Defendant did not co

onal right to due process (Brief for Defendant at 32-33). That notion was never mentioned below, so it has not been preserved for appellate review. People v. Kello, 96 N.Y.2d 740, 744 (2001)(constitutional complaints must be raised with specificity). In any event, the short answer is that, as set out herein, t

a bedroom, where set up a massage table and oils, and entered the room wearing only a towel (Al2). Defendant lay on the table, selected an oil for J.S. to use, and she began the massage (Al2). When defendant tried to remove J.S.'s shirt, she became upset and discontinued the massage (Al2). J.S. lef

through the kitchen, J.S. was escorted upstairs by and set up the massage table and oils (Al2). During the massage, defendant tried to reach into J.S.'s pants and touch her buttocks, but her clothing was too tight and he was unable to do so (Al2). Rolling over on his back, defendant tried to touch

onal right to due process (Brief for Defendant at 32-33). That notion was never mentioned below, so it has not been preserved for appellate review. People v. Kello, 96 N.Y.2d 740, 744 (2001)(constitutional complaints must be raised with specificity). In any event, the short answer is that, as set out herein, t

a bedroom, where set up a massage table and oils, and entered the room wearing only a towel (Al2). Defendant lay on the table, selected an oil for J.S. to use, and she began the massage (Al2). When defendant tried to remove J.S.'s shirt, she became upset and discontinued the massage (Al2). J.S. lef

through the kitchen, J.S. was escorted upstairs by and set up the massage table and oils (Al2). During the massage, defendant tried to reach into J.S.'s pants and touch her buttocks, but her clothing was too tight and he was unable to do so (Al2). Rolling over on his back, defendant tried to touch

onal right to due process (Brief for Defendant at 32-33). That notion was never mentioned below, so it has not been preserved for appellate review. People v. Kello, 96 N.Y.2d 740, 744 (2001)(constitutbnal complaints must be raised with specificity). In any event, the short answer is that, as set out herein, th