Since people are creatures of habit and Pak has been using the alias PArK for several years, if he does have an FB presence, I would expect it to be under Michael PArK.
As for his age? This article (
link ) posted in April of 2011, states he is 41. Which would make his birth year 1970. His birthday would fall sometime after April 11th.
That year, while working for a Jersey City agency, she met Pak, who identified himself to Newsday as an escort driver. Pak, 41, had served six months in prison after pleading guilty in August 2004 to a federal charge of conspiracy to misuse a passport. He was arrested on May 11, 2004, at Dallas-Fort Worth Airport after flying from Zurich with a woman from China who had a U.S. passport in someone else's name, according to the indictment.
Importantly, and notably, from the above excerpt, is that he met Shannan while she was working for a Jersey City agency. My guess... Lace Party Girls. (
link )
In 2007, while working for an agency called Lace Party Girls, Gilbert, then 21, was caught in a Route 17 hotel sting and charged with engaging in prostitution, according to Upper Saddle River police.
It was through Lace Party Girls that she met Alex Diaz, a driver for the agency who made $400 to $800 a day. His record haul was $2,600 in one day, he said. Diaz, a 29-year-old man with dark, shaggy hair, said he and Gilbert became a couple around 2008.
[...]
In a long interview with the paper, Gilberts boyfriend tells of a stormy relationship marked by her drug use, abortions and a fight in which he admits breaking her jaw.
[...]
Even though Diaz was unemployed, Gilbert could afford new furniture and a plasma TV for their apartment close to the Grove Street PATH train.
So, this woman "
becomes a couple" with driver turned pimp (
Diaz), who is replaced by another driver (
Pak). Which is, imnsho, reminescent of the way some Southern Cali gangs have been operating. (
link, pp 9-10 )
Prostitutes were not permitted to speak with or even look at other pimps, and may be traded and "gifted" among pimps. Other pimps were permitted to encourage a prostitute to work for him, and she was allowed to select, or "choose up" to, a new pimp, though generally she must pay a "choose up fee" to her new pimp for the privilege. The new pimp then informed the old pimp that the prostitute had decided to leave, which is referred to as "serving the papers." Long-term prostitutes frequently obtained tattoos, or other branding, featuring the gang moniker of their pimps.
[...]
Prostitutes who attempted to carry out their business without a pimp, known as "renegading," may be subject to punishment by any member or associate of the Enterprise, including assaults and robberies. Enterprise members jointly enforced the rules of "The Game" on prostitutes who were ignoring the rules, or "out-of-pocket." Adherence to the rules was enforced through violence, threats of violence, humiliation and other coercive means. Pimps known for controlling their prostitutes through force were known as "gorilla pimps," while those who convinced their prostitutes to abide by the rules without violence are "finesse pimps."
