Woman accuses massage therapist at Northbrook spa of sexual assault
The masseuse had previously been charged with sexual assault in connection with his work at a mall in Wisconsin.
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The masseuse had previously been charged with sexual assault in connection with his work at a mall in Wisconsin.
A woman filed a lawsuit against a massage therapist and a spa in suburban Northbrook, alleging she was sexually assaulted during a massage. She feels what she endured could have been prevented and accused the spa of failing to conduct a background check.
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