External Link/Members OnlyA LEADING London architect provided the financial backing that enabled his Thai wife to set up and run two brothels in York, a court heard.
Brian Reynolds, 53, who has worked on British embassies in Berlin and Moscow, benefited from the money passed to him by Khemthong Reynolds and her sister Nichanana Parton, who is in the country illegally.
All three were together in the dock at York Crown Court as prosecution barrister Peter Hampton outlined how Khemthong Reynolds rented a riverside flat in Emperor’s Wharf and turned it into a brothel until its owner found a woman hiding in a wardrobe and heard a man turned away while she was in the flat, and terminated the lease.
A LEADING London architect provided the financial backing that enabled his Thai wife to set up and run two brothels in York, a court heard.
Brian Reynolds, 53, who has worked on British embassies in Berlin and Moscow, benefited from the money passed to him by Khemthong Reynolds and her sister Nichanana Parton, who is in the country illegally.
All three were together in the dock at York Crown Court as prosecution barrister Peter Hampton outlined how Khemthong Reynolds rented a riverside flat in Emperor’s Wharf and turned it into a brothel until its owner found a woman hiding in a wardrobe and heard a man turned away while she was in the flat, and terminated the lease.