All good things, they say, must come at last to an end, and so it was with the ring of teen prostitutes run by Ms. Beverly Harker.
The excessive erotic drive of an elderly man was the cause of the downfall.
It was Reverend Millner, a distinguished, upright old gentleman, minister of the town church, who put the operation out of business. Tina visited him on business in his rooms at the church. He was carried away by too much desire for her shapely, sensual body.
The result was that he succumbed to a fatal heart attack while in the saddle, so to speak, expiring while he made love to Tina.
Unfortunately, the minister was a rather kinky old fellow, and he had put Tina in tight bondage at the time he had intercourse with her.
Tina was thus unable to free herself in time to escape detection.
Beverly Harker was able to get out of town without being apprehended by the law, while the young girls of her circle escaped prosecution, due to their tender age and their knowledge of the secret lives of the town citizenry.