Mally Mall Accused of Human Trafficking by Nevada Prostitute

EXCLUSIVE

Mally Mall has been accused in a civil lawsuit of running a major sex/human trafficking operation out of Vegas.

The lawsuit was filed by 3 Nevada prostitutes, who are asking a judge to declare the State’s prostitution law unconstitutional on grounds it violates the 13th Amendment which prohibits slavery.

The lawsuit was widely covered when it was filed several weeks ago, but buried in the documents are allegations against the famed record producer. One of the prostitutes who filed the case claims in 2006 she responded to an ad for a job posting by one of Mally Mall’s employees.

The company was VIP Entertainment based in Dallas. She claims this is just one of a number of shell companies Mally Mall used to disguise escort services.  

She says she was trafficked across state lines and came to Vegas to work as a prostitute for the company.

The woman says Mally Mall used “methods of fraud” to entice women into working for him by saying the work was glamorous and they were like Playboy Bunnies and he was like Hugh Hefner. She says she was also “forced” to perform oral sex on him. 

She says initially she was allowed to keep 30% of the money she earned but eventually she had to give up 100% to Mally. She says she was booked to travel to Chicago and Boston for sex, where she was only given a small allowance to cover food and hotels.

The woman goes on to say at the time, “Mally Mall was entering the music industry and he was recognized as a major pimp in the illegal sex trade in Las Vegas.”

Mally Mall’s lawyer, Steve Sadow, tells TMZ, “This is simply a nonsense lawsuit, and as such, the allegations against Mally Mall are not deserving of further comment.”