John Dee, songwriter, court case in London

Jul. 07, 1973 - Janie Jones's Home - An Alleged Centre For Call-Girls: A call-girl service for men staying at a leading London hotel was run from home by Janie Jones the singer, a court was told yesterday. The house, is Campden Hill Road, Kensington, was a brothel where clients could watch prostitutes at work through a two-way mirror, said Mr. Michael Worsley, for the Director of Public Prosecution. He was opening committal proceedings at the Mayor and City of London Court against Jones, her former husband, John Christian Dee, of Wingfield Road. Trowbridge. Wilts, and Eric Gilbert a former Clerk of Croydon County Court, also of Campden Hill Road. Jones and Gilbert face various charges of exercising control over prostitutes, offering them to BBC men as inducements to play records and attempting to pervert the course of justice. Dee is accused of attempting to pervert the course of justice. Photo Shows Songwriter John Dee in London today

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