BIRMINGHAM: A brothel owner charged

Report has it that the proprietor of OAP brothel have successfully made millions offering s*x claims he was "giving a support of the group".

It is believed that the owner, Achilleos Neophytou have gathered in £7million running the sex parlor which is being patronised by up to 200 high profile experts consistently.

Be that as it may, when asked where his illegal wealth had gone - the 66-year-old told journalists that, he had loaned money to the Greek Prime Minister.

Mr Neophytou further stated the place was being enjoyed by medical experts, legal practitioners and so on, before the police closed it down in February 2015.

At last, him and five others showed up at Birmingham Crown Court and confessed to continuing, overseeing or helping with the administration of a brothel for the motivations behind prostitution, a week prior.

At the end of the case, Mr Neophytou, who was granted bail, denied it was a whorehouse and guaranteed he had loaned his evil gotten increases to the Greece Prime Minister Alex Tsipras to bail the nation out of their current money related emergency.

He said: “People assumed we were making millions, we was working hard, service to the community but other people, they have got different ideas.

"Solicitors were coming there, lawyers were coming there, doctor were coming there, and it was a service to the community.

"It was not a brothel.”

At the point when asked by a journalist from the BBC: “You were running a club where people went to have sex with prostitutes, isn’t that a brothel?”

His reply was: “No, because even you, you say it was a brothel, how do you know it was a brothel?”

Also when asked “where’s the money?”, Mr Neophytou said: “Ahh where’s the money, that’s a good question, Poor Tsipras was running out of money, you know Greece?

"And we lend them to Tsipras!”

"What's more, we loan them to Tsipras!"

Mr Neophttou was in the dock with his 25-year-old son, Stefanos Neophytou, whose locations were withheld by the court.

Alternate respondents were Marilyn Egan, 65, of Elmwood Court, Pershore Road, Edgbaston; Anita O'Donnell, 55, of Slade Lane, Hall Green, Ogun Olufunlola, 30, of Roseby Street, Spring Hill and Martin Tierney, 60, of Yew Tree Villas, Sheffield Road, Sutton Coldfield.

As at when the swoop was carried out, the police said they suspected the Libra Club was a "highly profitable brothel", with up to 20 ladies working there at any one time – pulling in 200 clients a day.

However, sentencing has been suspended until October 17.