Since prostitution was and still illegal in some states the sex industry found a loop hole. In the early 1980’s there were groups of women who considered themselves as “Madams”. It was a fancy and possibly an undercover name of a prostitute. They were high-end escorts that wealthy individuals would hire during a night or two. The fact that the industry found a loop hole for still selling sex is also a crime that was occurring during the 80’s. Crime can be seen everywhere, does not matter what era it was in whatsoever. There are also all types of crime being committed. Statistics show that in the 80’s the biggest crime being committed were murders; then there were violet crimes. According to the statistics murders were being committed because of drugs, gangs, prostitution, and many more. It not only had to do with drugs, gangs, or prostitution but the main thing surrounding the crime was …show more content…
Drug dealers, pimps, the government, and anyone who was wrapped around that industry were committing crimes. Drug dealers had to sell, get money, and the outcome was crime. The pimps who were pimping the women needed money and the outcome was crime. All of the individuals that were either selling or dealing did that because they needed money, but the outcome was never successful. The outcome was always either being caught by officials or death. If the individuals were caught by officials then that’s when prison comes along. But just because the “bad guy” is in prison, that doesn’t mean the criminal committing crimes is out the woods. There are also crimes being committed either by the prisoners themselves, or the prison alone, or how the U.S benefits from the criminals, they benefit from the crimes being