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The Elevator

Copyright© 2026 by littlefrog454

Chapter 1

Mind Control Sex Story: Chapter 1 - Tom gets trapped in an elevator with Amy, a fellow law student, and she tells him she is extremely claustrophobic. She also confesses to him, that her psychiatrist who has been treating her for her claustrophobic panic attacks since she was 10, has turned her into a hypnotized sex slave, while they are trapped in the dangling elevator. The bottom line is she now needs poor Tom to hypnotize her before her meds quit working, and she goes crazy, or catatonic. Can poor Tom refuse? Can Tom

Caution: This Mind Control Sex Story contains strong sexual content, including Ma/Fa   Hypnosis   Mind Control   NonConsensual   Slavery   BiSexual   Heterosexual   Fiction   Incest   Mother   Brother   Sister  

I’m Tomas Glover, Tom to my friends. I was born on August 5, 1992. my two older twin sisters, The Twins, May and June were born on two different days, in two different months, 7 years before me. May, the oldest, on May, 31, 1985, at 23:30 GST, and June, the youngest, on June, 1, 1985, at 02:30 GST, 3 hours apart. That’s mainly why our Mother, Catharina Mezentseva, or simply Cat, decided to name them May and June. I’m, for better or worse, because I was born more than 7 years after them, I’m their younger, “Baby Brother”, with all that entails.

The number 7 is one of the most universally lucky numbers in human culture, associated with fortune, spirituality, and completeness. Across history, religion, and folklore, it shows up as a symbol of good fortune, completeness, and spiritual depth. Western traditions treat 7 as a symbol of perfection and divine completion ... think seven days of creation, seven virtues, seven wonders of the world. Japanese culture celebrates the Seven Lucky Gods, making 7 a direct symbol of prosperity. Ancient civilizations like the Egyptians and Babylonians tied 7 to sacred cycles, celestial bodies, and mystical symbolism. Folklore and superstition often treat 7 as the “luckiest” number ... it’s a favorite in gambling, omens, and charms.

In Christianity, 7 represents divine completion ... creation week, seven seals, seven trumpets. In Islam, there are seven heavens. In Hinduism, the seven chakras symbolize spiritual ascent. Across these traditions, 7 is tied to wholeness, enlightenment, and cosmic order. Very rarely. Unlike numbers such as 4 (unlucky in East Asia) or 13 (unlucky in the West), 7 almost never carries a negative meaning. Most global patterns list it among the most consistently lucky numbers.

Anyway at 7 years old now, almost 8, The Twins treated me, the new born baby, like one of their baby dolls. They were very interested in me as a baby, and not only did Mom allow them to feed me the baby bottle she encouraged them to take care of me. This continued until I was almost 3. I guess that because they had watched Mom breast feed me so often they became curious about that too. Though they didn’t have much breast at the time, they did have nice long large and cute nipples. And yes, I can vaguely remember sucking on them to my great disappointment when I must have been all of 2 or 3 years old, ha, ha.

Statistically speaking most twins are either identical, or fraternal, but there are additional subtypes too. The National Library of Medicine says that monozygotic, or identical, twins are conceived from one fertilized egg. This egg separates into two embryos after it has begun to divide. These two embryos develop into two babies. The genetic materials, called chromosomes, in both babies are identical. This is because both babies come from the same egg and sperm. For this reason, both children are assigned the same sex at birth and share the same genetic characteristics, such as eye and hair color.

More often than not, twins are born with unique physical characteristics. Nonidentical twins are generally known as fraternal twins. The scientific term for fraternal twins is “dizygotic” it refers to two fertilized eggs. Dizygotic twins happen when the female releases two eggs at the same time, and two different sperm fertilize each egg. Since fraternal twins are the result of different eggs and different sperm, they share the same percentage of chromosomes as any other siblings. The National Human Genome Research InstituteTrusted Source says that this is about 50 percent. This is why they don’t look exactly alike and can even be different sexes at birth.

Still, because of differences in the environment ... the womb itself ... where they’re born, or created, or at least grow up in ... things like the amount of space each had in the womb, or how much nutriment they received ... identical twins may have slight differences in appearance even different skin tones, it can happen in three different ways: #1. When parents are of different complexions, one of their fraternal twins may naturally resemble one parent, while the other twin looks more like the other parent. #2. In the rare case of heteropaternal superfecundation, the two non-birthing parents may have different skin tones. Each twin would then receive that person’s genetics. #3. When both parents are biracial, this usually results in twins that both look biracial. Occasionally, though, each twin may receive more genetic material from different ancestors than the other. This can lead to the twins appearing to be from entirely different “races”.

I bring this up because even though my older twin sisters, May and June, maybe look like identical twins, relatively tall, blue eyes, blond hair, great hourglass figures, they have totally different personalities. Well, they will tell you they have totally different personalities anyway. People of Nordic, Scandinavia, the Baltic states, and parts of northern Germany and Poland, descent tend to be tall, have blue eyes, and blonde hair, much more commonly than people from other regions of the world.

I personally think my older twin sisters look like Swedish actress Anita Ekberg, relatively tall for women, and well built, and in my sisters cases really stacked. They are both 5 foot 6, maybe 120 pounds, with measurements of a fantastic 40E-24-36. And yes, when I was much younger I sneaked into their rooms, and peeped into their lingerie drawer. Their bra size is 40E, and no they don’t need, or use, any padding as some of my own girlfriends do.

If you want to know how they got that amazing 24 inch waist line you need to know that they actually wear a Merry Widow Corset. Yes, the secret to that wasp waist & hourglass silhouette is the good old tried-and-true lace-up corset. Think large full breasts, curvy hips, and an impossibly tiny wasp waist. Corsets were the in-fashion secret weapon worn by the Old Hollywood stars ... sex symbols ... like Lana Turner, Marilyn Monroe, Diana Dors, Jayne Mansfield, Sophia Loren, Elizabeth Taylor, and more like the Playboy Bunnies and Penthouse Pets.

Recently my twin Sisters have been into Honeylove bras and shapewear. Something the advertisement called the CrossOver summer bra essential. Think: lightweight yet strong support, underwire-free comfort, and high quality performance fabrics that can take the heat. They give them a bonded underbust lifts without underwire. Molded foam cups provide support and shaping. With the bonded edges and a smooth finish it’s invisible under her clothes. Their new shapewear uses premium stretch fabrics, wide wings, and soft straps that feel like a second skin. Their most loved shapewear, think modern day Merry Widow Corset, has powerful sculpting for maximum waist definition, booty lifting, and back smoothing comfort.

From the 16th century to the present day, lace-up corsets have been a symbol of femininity, status, and rebellion. They have been used to shape the body and impose posture, and have been a staple in women’s fashion for centuries. The corset’s journey through fashion history is marked by its transformation from an undergarment to an outer garment today, and its adaptation to various cultural and societal norms. From Kim Kardashian, Madonna, Beyoncé, Jessica Alba to Amber Rose, and others who have worn corsets to major Hollywood events, even the Oscars.

The story goes that Playboy’s founder, Hugh Hefner, knew that he wanted his troupe of luscious stacked cocktail waitresses to be in uniform, ha, ha, ha, but he wasn’t initially sold on the idea of the bunny costume. According to Playboy’s former promotions director, Victor Lownes, Hefner originally envisioned the club’s staffers wearing short classy nightgowns. It was Lownes’ girlfriend at the time, actress Ilze Taurins, that suggested modeling the costumes off of Playboy’s cute cuddly bunny mascot.

Hefner, himself said he had always thought of rabbits as male, but Lownes finally convinced Hefner to go with Taurins’ idea. Taurins’ mother, who worked as a seamstress, stitched together the original prototype for the bunny costume using a classic one-piece satin swimsuit layered over a classic merry widow corset. Naturally, a fluffy white yarn tail and a headband with bunny ears completed the ensemble. Hefner slightly altered the original design, by adding lace-up details on the hips of the corset and a higher cut around the thigh to accentuate the wearer’s legs.

The 1950s corset was quite different from the Victorian era corsets. In the Victorian time period, girls often started wearing corsets at a young age, and those corsets were extremely restrictive and laced so tight that women often reduced their waistline by several inches when they were, “done-up”. For example, in the movie Gone With the Wind, Miss Scarlett O’Hara makes a big fuss about holding onto the bedpost while Mammy, her black slave, laces up the corset for her. And again, after having a baby with Rhett, Scarlett wants her corset laced down to 18 inches. All of this is kind of nuts. I mean, tight-lacing is certainly possible, and some women have always been vain about their waist size, but this is extreme in my opinion.

Anyway, ‘modern’ 1950s corsets are lighter and more flexible, and they help sculpt a woman’s body into the perfect hourglass silhouette while playing up women’s femininity. Rather than turning to impossibly strict diets, insane amounts of exercise, or the “nip and tuck” of plastic surgery, women loaded up their closets with 1950s lingerie essentials. Their weapon of choice for that special occasion dress was a simple lace up corset. Yes, the Merry Widow corset is typically a laced up corset. It features adjustable lacing, or hook-and-eye closures, allowing for a custom fit and comfort. This design provides both support and a flattering silhouette, making it a popular choice in vintage and modern fashion.

In a lot of ways we haven’t really moved past the Civil War, or Victorian time period, with lace-up corsets still being used as divine instruments of torture for the fashion conscious female. In the classic 1939 movie, Gone With The Wind, there two scenes where Miss Scarlett O’Hara, actress Vivien Leigh, makes a big fuss about holding onto the bedpost while Mammy laces up the corset for her. And again, after having a baby with Rhett, Scarlett wants her corset laced down to 18 inches.

Tight-lacing is certainly possible, and some women have always been vain about their waist sizes, but 18 inch super-tight corsets seems a little extreme. Some say it is amazing what women suffer (voluntary torture) to be fashionable. Of course, my twin sisters helped each other with their corsets, and to an outsider I’m sure it might have appeared that they were fighting, or torturing each other. In any case it was one of the Twins helping the other Twin lace up the other’s corset.

Me, I’m the “accident”. In fact, Mother says she was rather afraid to get pregnant again because of her first time traumatic experience with the Twins, and their complicated, and extremely painful, late term delivery. She says the 296 days she carried them to term was pure Hell on Earth, with the Twins constantly fighting and kicking in her womb. And if that wasn’t bad enough, they then refused to pop out of the oven when the baking time was up.

A normal natural vaginal delivery, through the vagina, the birth canal for twins, usually takes between 36 (252 days), to 37 weeks (259 days), of pregnancy. Spontaneous vaginal delivery pretty much happens on its own naturally. Going into labor naturally at 36 weeks (252 days) of pregnancy is considered ideal. Induced vaginal delivery on the other hand require drugs, and/or other techniques to start labor and soften, or open the cervix, for delivery.

In Mom’s case the doctors had to finally induce labor with Pitocin, a synthetic form of the “love hormone” oxytocin. Mom still complains the doctors didn’t give her enough drug, and the doctors ... the obstetricians ... the quacks, (quack, quack, quack) ... were a bunch of sadistic sons-of-bitches that hated women. She still says that male doctors, obstetricians, hate women, and love to watch women suffer.

Anyway, even with Mom drugged, and pushing with all her might, May refused to come out of the womb. They finally had to use vacuum extraction to literally pull May kicking and screaming from Mom’s womb. In vacuum extraction, they place a small suction cup on top of the baby’s head. The suction cup is attached to a vacuum pump that pulled on May’s head while Mom pushed. That ordeal lasted over an hour Mom says.

To make it even worse June refused to come out too, and because of June’s placement in the womb it took them three long painful hours to maneuver her small body into position where they could use the suction device again. Mom swears that she begged for a C-section and her obstetrician refused. In a C-section the baby is delivered through a C shaped surgical incisions made in the abdomen and uterus. About 1 in 3 American babies are born via C-section, and about 1 in 3 sets of twin births are vaginal births. So cesarean, or C-section births are not uncommon.

Mom is always telling us ... well me anyway ... that I was a mistake ... an accident ... that she considered having an abortion when she discovered she was pregnant with me 7 years latter. She swears it was all, “The Damn Pill’s”, damn fault. Because the time limit was up for getting a simple medicated abortion, you can use so-called morning after abortion pills (medication abortion) up to 77 days (11 weeks) after noticing a missed period, but because there was some controversy about detected fetal heartbeat, she decided to go ahead and have me. I’m not really sure how to take that last part.

Even today the Twins don’t get along that well together. Often, not always, their fighting is based on past experiences of the other being abusive, either physically, or emotionally, toward each other. More often than not, their complained of abuse is based on their irrational competition with each other. Yes, the easiest way to get a fight started is to accuse one of being just like the other. Yes, there is actually an active competition to be different going on all the time with them.

After having to listen to so much of the Twins constant bickering and fighting I get bored with them. I’ve even thought for a long time that somebody needs to invent, or better yet, create a, “Time-out Twins App”, to settle the serious disputes between my sisters. But, in the end, ha, ha, I like to think it’s really their problem. I mean what’s the old saying? “God, grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change, the courage to change the things I can, and the wisdom to know the difference.”

Some of my earliest childhood memories are of me sucking on my Mother’s breast, and her squirting milk in my face from a large nipple. Maybe that accounts for me being such a self acknowledged breast and tits man myself today. I also seem to have some vague memories of my two big sister’s nursing me with a baby bottle, like I was one of their baby dolls as I was growing up. Yes, there I was right in line with their life size baby dolls nursing on a baby bottle filled with milk ... baby formula.

I also seem to have a vague memory of my older twin sisters, who must have been at least 8 or 10 years old at the time, actually trying to get me to nurse on their still developing breasts. Yes, I latter found out that they had both started developing breasts at 8 years old, by 14 or 15 my twin sisters had nice breasts with nice large long firm nipples I seem to remember. I put special emphasis on the, “still developing”, part too. ha, ha, ha. They both have beautiful large full breasts and amazing nipples, now.

Mother ... Mom ... says, I was still nursing on her at 3 almost 4 years old, and she says it’s a myth that the breasts dry up while a child is still nursing. As long as the child is nursing steadily the breasts produce milk. In fact, the American Academy of Pediatrics supports extended breastfeeding for two years, or even beyond that. Hey, as long as mother and child are comfortable with it the American Academy of Pediatrics and other pediatric associations are fine with it, too. Mom admits that she found nursing me, even at +3 years old, pleasant ... relaxing ... she actually called it soothing, and stimulating.

She only weaned me then because my Father objected so strongly. At the time I was 37 inches tall (3 foot tall), and weighed 33 pounds. Yes, at 18 months I had hit all those so-called milestones of child development marks. I was walking up stairs, climbing on the furniture, running, kicking, and jumping, even using a cup and spoon to feed myself, and dressing myself, Father said, it was unseemly ... scandalous ... to have me actually tugging on Mom and demanding her ... Mom ... to pull out her breast and feed me still.

Just for the record, even without ever getting pregnant, women, any woman, (even trans-men the doctors claim) can produce breast milk if their breasts are stimulated enough. Inducing lactation only requires stimulating and properly emptying the breasts. The stimulation can occur in 3 different ways: #1. With a breast pump. #2. With a nursing baby. or #3. By manual expression. Of course, there is also something called galactorrhea, and/or hyperprolactinemia.

It accrues in maybe 25% of all females between the age of 12 to 50 years old, during the peak childbearing years. The most common cause is a benign tumor on the pituitary gland at the base of the brain. The tumor causes the pituitary gland to make too much prolactin causing hyperprolactinemia. Prolactin is the hormone responsible for milk production after you give birth. Excess prolactin tricks the female body into thinking it is pregnant.

Anyway back in 1995 when I was 8 and in the 2nd grade, and the Twins were 14 year old in high school, our family won the Powerball lottery. In case you didn’t know Powerball is a multi-state lottery game that began way back in 1988 as Lotto America. The game was renamed Powerball on April 19, 1992, and its ... well the first Powerball lottery drawing ... was held on April 22, 1992.

Since then Powerball has become one of the most widely played lottery games in the United States. Lottery winners have the choice of remaining anonymous. They also have the choice of lump sum or annuity. The prize was $25,000,000.00 that week. Our parents through Dad’s law firm chose the annuity option. Of course us, the children, didn’t know we had won the lottery at the time.

I guess the most notable saying about keeping a secret is the one by good old honest Benjamin Franklin; Three may keep a secret, if two of them are dead. Of course our parents followed Samuel Johnson’s advice; To keep your secret is wisdom; but to expect others to keep it is folly. I can’t say I blame them, our parents that is, children aren’t very good at keeping secrets, ha, ha. Let me also say that before winning the lottery we had a “Upper Middle Class Lifestyle” by choice back in 1995. Though I never considered myself rich I was certainly never poor. In fact, I never really wanted for anything growing up before we won the lottery. The same went for my sisters.

OH, I knew my father, Danny Glover, was an important man in the city ... in the state too, for that matter, but I chalked that up to the prestigious law firm he worked at. Brusquer, Schultz, and Mulleins, LLC, had a national reputation I knew even as a snot nosed kid back then.

Hey, my two older sisters, sometimes I found it difficult to think of them as twins, may have got the looks in the family, but I got the brains. My older sisters like my Mom, who was just a beautiful older version of my sisters, thought of themselves as Ballet dancers. Ballerinas need physical strength, and they also need endurance and stamina. They follow vigorous workout schedules, that include strength training, pilates, martial arts, cycling, and/or running. They also need a good ear for music. A good ear is essential, as the ballet dances are choreographed to musical pieces.

You also have to learn to express yourself through movement to the music. Both my sisters looked a lot like actress, Anita Ekberg, 5 foot 7, 120 pounds, blue eyes, and natural blond hair. Like Anita herself they also had the classic American hourglass shape. Yes, believe it or not, the hourglass shape is not universal you will find, there are many variations and versions of it out there in the world. The Twins and Mom are, the 5 foot 5, 40-24-36, 36DD bra, and DD cup, all natural, classic American pinup model version. Stacked on top, with that impossibly thin waist, and narrow hips. Believe it or not, this is not the, “Classic Hourglass Figure”,

If you have ever wondered why the, “Classic Hourglass Figure”, is always blessed with wide, or lets say wider hips, its because of the “Fertility Goddess Aphrodite”. The Greek goddess of sexual love and fertility, Aphrodite was worshipped from 1300 BCE until the Christianization of Greece around 400 CE. According to historians, she seems to have evolved from the Mesopotamian, or Phoenician, goddess of love, recalling goddesses Ishtar and Astarte.

Even though Homer called her Cyprian after the region famed for her worship, Aphrodite was already Hellenized by the time of Homer. She’s mentioned in the Iliad and Odyssey, as well as in Hesiod’s Theogony and Hymn to Aphrodite. The Roman counterpart of the Greek Aphrodite, Venus was worshipped around 400 BCE to 400 CE, especially at Eryx (Sicily) as Venus Erycina. By the 2nd century CE, Emperor Hadrian had dedicated a temple to her on the Via Sacra in Rome. She had several festivals including the Veneralia and the Vinalia Urbana. As the embodiment of love and sexuality, Venus was naturally connected with fertility.

The bottom line is, yes, having childbearing (wider) hips does make childbirth easier. Wider hips provide plenty of room for a baby to pass through those split pelvic bones. In the good old days the midwife and local witch doctor didn’t usually have the commonly prescribed narcotic medications like morphine, fentanyl, and demerol, to help manage the pain, and an emergency C section in their bag of tricks.

From what I’ve learned Mom, Catharina Mezentseva, or simply Cat, had planned to be a professional ballerinas and join a ballet company, but her body with its generous luscious curves was not suitable for the stage her instructors warned her as she got older. While still studying in college she met Dad and they fell in love. Mom and Dad, believe it or not, met on the martial arts mat at an exibition of Savate, better known as French Kickboxing, in college.

Dad was on the collegiate wrestling team, and was taking Taekwondo at the time. Taekwondo has roots in Karate and Chinese Kung Fu, it’s lessons involved punching and kicking techniques at the time. He was also studying Savate. Mom was into Judo and karate. Dad, Danny Grover, was showing off and Mom kicked his ass on the mat with some fancy footwork. After Dad picked himself up off the mat he bowed and accepted his ignominious defeat graciously and then he asked Mom out on a date. She refused at first, but her teammates and girlfriends said she was being a spoilsport about her victory. Eventually he got a date and they were soon married and she was soon happily pregnant with the Twins.

I think I look a lot like my Dad. We are both 6 foot 3, have light brown, sandy colored hair, and blue eyed, but Dad is best described as a burly body type. Wide and blocky, weighing 240 or 250 pounds. He keeps in shape, but I kid him all the time about it’s going to catch up to him one day. Me, I’m what they refer to as a “skinny body” in the Marines at 170 pounds. In high school I wrestled from 138 all the way up to 165 pounds weight class and managed to win a letter sweater every year. I like to think I looked like a young Clint Eastwood.

Mom had been driving my two sisters since they were born it seemed to become Prima Ballerinas, and I can’t say that Madam Catharina, as she demanded to be called when she was teaching, drove me any less hard since I was born. The Twins began training with a ballet company at age 6, taking 1 or 2 technique classes a week. As teenagers, they increase that to 15 classes weekly. In my teens Mom cut me some slack, but not the Twins.

When I was 8, in the 2nd grade, they discovered I was an exceptional child. Of course, I already knew that, ha, ha. After that, I got accelerated learning classes. At 14 I got my learner’s permit, and at 16 I got my drivers license, and then my own car, the twins already had theirs. All of us chose a Toyota Camry for some odd reason, but different years and colors. Dad’s was bright red, Mom’s was light blue, May’s was a bright florescent yellow, and June’s was a bright florescent lime green, I chose a bright florescent orange.

At 16, I had my own car and was hanging out at college with older Undergraduate and Graduate students that were anywhere from 17 to 47 years old. My own Sisters were 29 years old, still single and living in a sorority house on campus, but I wasn’t encouraged to hang out with them at college. I was really discouraged by both of them.

My mother was still pushing them both to be ballet dancers, but the job market for ballerinas is highly competitive and generally limited, with overall demand growing slowly for dancers as a whole, but actually declining specifically for ballet-focused roles. The jobs are not in demand, with projections showing a 27% decline. My Sisters were combining dancing with modeling and/or promotional work to get by. They were also working as external auditors in a public accounting firm doing independent audits of companies’ financial statements. They worked independently to provide unbiased assessments for their clients.

I had never played sports on a team in school, both Mom and Dad were of the opinion that football was much too brutal and violent, Of course, they thought hockey was even more brutal, but we never had snow, ha, ha. Taekwondo, Savate, or French Kickboxing, collegiate wrestling, Judo, and karate were all fine, but no violent football.

According to both Mom and Dad, Taekwondo, Savate,, collegiate wrestling, Judo, and karate were disciplines, but football was just a violent sport. OH, I guess I should also mention that at my school the basket ball program was reserved for after season football players to stay in shape. I guess I could have made the basket ball team if I had really wanted to, but me and the football team had sort of a tacite agreement by this time. If they ignored me I would ignore them, that way nobody else would get hurt.

Funny thing about the marital arts and sports. Being used to practice on the mat and pulling your punches in sparing matches the first time I got into a real fist fight at school I got beat up pretty bad. Pulling my punches had become a, “Trained Response”, as described by Pavlov, a fundamental principle in classical conditioning. It involves the association of a neutral stimulus with a previously unconditioned stimulus.

Mom and Dad just told me I had learned a valuable life lesion that they had failed to teach me growing up. Needless to say I never pulled my punches after that. So the tacite agreement we had worked out at school was I wouldn’t cripple anymore of the football team if they left me alone. Yes, fights in real life should be short, sweet and most of all final, no unnecessary sparing, or playing around like on TV, or the movies. Breaking a already weak collar bone with a quick straight punch ends most fights. If life has not taught me anything else, it’s taught me that Murphy’s law is always in effect. Murphy’s Law simply states: “If anything can go wrong it will go wrong. If it can’t possibly go wrong it will anyway”

I soon found out college was just a much bigger goldfish bowl than my local high school, and jocks will still be jocks, or should I say that older college football jocks are still just dumb jocks. So it wasn’t long before the new bunch of football jocks were making demands of the smart skinny nerd taking classes with them. OH, and did I fail to mention that both my sisters were cheerleaders ... head cheerleaders ... and on the competitive cheer teams back in high school, and in the same college with me, now, too. When the jocks learned this they naturally thought I had some influence with my sisters so things got noticeably better for me after that.

At about this time I developed an interest in the law and started taking criminal justice courses in college. Well actually I got a speeding ticket as I crossed the state line from Alabama into Mississippi. Mississippi was using radar guns, and it turned out it was a classical, “Speed Trap”, where the State Trooper had a ticket quota and the county judge got paid a flat rate for every ticket he tried. That case is in, “Legal Limbo”, now. Oh, I did apply for my 10% of the recovered money from the IRS because I supplied the missing element to their latter tax conviction case. The transcript proved the judge got paid a flat rate of $10.00 for every ticket he prosecuted. Tickets are bonded paper, so the IRS now knew exactly how much he made.

 
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