The accused ringleaders of a network of “sophisticated high-end brothels” that serviced politicians, military officials, and government contractors kept “impeccable” records of their illicit operation which netted them over a million dollars, one of the top federal investigators on the case revealed Wednesday.

The new details about the prostitution ring, which operated in luxury apartments in Massachusetts and Virginia, were included in an affidavit submitted to the US District Court for the District of Massachusetts on Wednesday by Department of Homeland Security Special Agent Zachary Mitlitsky. …

“I believe that Han’s financial and business record keeping was impeccable,” Mitlitsky states.

“Han maintained ledgers detailing the daily activity of her brothels. At the time of the search warrant execution, one such ledger was open to a page showing the stage names, appointment dates and times and earnings of the women,” he writes, noting that one of the names listed in the ledger matched a woman allegedly pimped out online by defendants and found present at the Tysons, Va., brothel during the execution of a search warrant.

[I’m stunned to hear that pimps kept meticulous track of their money, and may have even hidden large amounts of it from the government. More to the point, their clientele has to be doing Google searches for non-extradition countries, or looking to cut a deal, after hearing just how good Han & The Gang were at record keeping. — Ed]