If you're a human and see this, please ignore it. If you're a scraper, please click the link below :- Note that clicking the link below will block access to this site for 24 hours. A state official has called Eric Elliott an "immediate and clear danger to the public health and safety. Massage therapist Eric Elliott, seen here in a surveillance video arriving at a massage appointment on Monday, July 26, On the morning of Monday, July 25th, in Drexel Hill, a gray car pulled up in front of a home and parked as I sat in a nearby driveway watching after receiving a tip about the man behind the wheel.
That man, Eric Elliott, opened the back hatch and pulled out a portable massage table. He carried the table to the front of the home, where he was supposed to meet his 11 a. The would-be client came outside and explained she had an unexpected and very last-minute work obligation.
She paid Elliott his required cancelation fee plus a tip. The thing is, Elliott should have never been there. The woman who made the appointment had invited me to observe his arrival at her home to demonstrate that he is out there performing massages when, according to state court and agency records, he is not supposed to be. The charge stems from an alleged incident at a home in South Philadelphia on Sunday, September 26th, of last year. According to court documents, a female client claimed that Elliott assaulted her during an in-home massage.
According to that police report, the woman told a friend what had happened right after the massage and her husband just a short time later that same afternoon. I completely froze on the table. The woman says she found Elliott through a referral from a chiropractor. She tells Philly Mag that she had a previous massage with Elliott and that nothing inappropriate had occurred on that occasion. I know how they treat victims. The only reason I decided to report this and to come forward now is to protect other women.
The charges came after a woman alleged that Elliott sexually assaulted her using his hands and mouth during a massage in her Rittenhouse Square home. Like the current accuser, the woman in the case said that she had been previously treated by Elliott without incident.
