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Marcovitch says he's been in the escorting business for more than 30 years.
He started when he was 19 in Montreal.
He says he got accepted into law school, but "the money was too good" in escorting.
Millard asks about payment. Marcovitch says clients pay about $200, and the woman makes $120.
by Shannon Martin 2:17 PM
Millard asks the witness if he knows anyone in the business in Montreal.
Marcovitch says he didn't. He was only in the business for one year there, when he was 19.
Millard asks if he ever worked with women from Montreal.
Marcovitch says an escort could come for a few days, do some work, and leave.
Justice Michael Code says Millard, "This is really marginal, Mr. Millard, does it matter to this case if women come from Montreal to work here?
by Shannon Martin 2:21 PM
Millard now asks if Babcock ever told Marcovitch about plans to go to Montreal.
He says no.
Millard now directs Marcovitch to his police statement.
He told police he saw texts from Babcock that said she needed a place to stay. In the statement, he also talked about texts where Babcock said she was "going to leave."
Marcovitch, "She was saying whatever she could to try and get help."
by Shannon Martin 2:24 PM
Marcovitch says he understood the text saying she was going to leave - meant she was going to leave the escorting service.
Millard asks again if Babcock mentioned going to Montreal?
Witness says no.
by Shannon Martin 2:26 PM
He started when he was 19 in Montreal.
He says he got accepted into law school, but "the money was too good" in escorting.
Millard asks about payment. Marcovitch says clients pay about $200, and the woman makes $120.
by Shannon Martin 2:17 PM
Millard asks the witness if he knows anyone in the business in Montreal.
Marcovitch says he didn't. He was only in the business for one year there, when he was 19.
Millard asks if he ever worked with women from Montreal.
Marcovitch says an escort could come for a few days, do some work, and leave.
Justice Michael Code says Millard, "This is really marginal, Mr. Millard, does it matter to this case if women come from Montreal to work here?
by Shannon Martin 2:21 PM
Millard now asks if Babcock ever told Marcovitch about plans to go to Montreal.
He says no.
Millard now directs Marcovitch to his police statement.
He told police he saw texts from Babcock that said she needed a place to stay. In the statement, he also talked about texts where Babcock said she was "going to leave."
Marcovitch, "She was saying whatever she could to try and get help."
by Shannon Martin 2:24 PM
Marcovitch says he understood the text saying she was going to leave - meant she was going to leave the escorting service.
Millard asks again if Babcock mentioned going to Montreal?
Witness says no.
by Shannon Martin 2:26 PM