April 22 Toronto One day after the […]

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1981-04-22

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April 22 Toronto One day after the Barracks trial adjourned, George Hislop, Jerry Levy, Peter Maloney, Rick Stenhouse, Raymond Diemer (an American investor and co-owner of the Club Baths chain), and Jack Campbell (president of the Club Baths chain in the United States) were charged with conspiracy to possess proceeds obtained by crime, and other charges. The charges stemmed from the February 5 bath raids and were seen as a continuation of police pressure placed on the gay community since the raids. (See also April 23, 1981; May 4, 1981; June 12, 1981; November 20, 1981; and December 11, 1981.)

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Barracks Bathhouse Toronto

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Jack Campbell Raymond Diemer Rick Stenhouse P.M. (Peter Maloney)Jerry Levy George Hislop

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Club Baths

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"More Charges in Bath-house Probe: Police Say Documents Show $500,000 Sent to U.S. Clubs," Toronto Star, four star ed., 23 April 1981, p. A4."More Bath Raid Charges: International Links Cited," Toronto Sun, 23 April 1981, p. 50 "Money, Mathematics and the Mafia," Body Politic, no. 74 (1981), p. 8 James Jefferson, "2 Homosexual Leaders Face Charges Arising from Bathhouse Raids," Globe and Mail, metro ed., 23 April 1981, pp. 1–2 Gerald Hannon, "Putting on the Pressure," Body Politic, no. 74 (1981), pp. 8–10 Thom Greenfield, "The Devil's Handiwork" (letter), Body Politic, no. 74 (1981), p. 4 "Conspirators All" (editorial), Body Politic, no. 74 (1981), p. 7

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Jack Campbell

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