COBB COUNTY, Ga. — A massage therapist in Cobb County is being accused of taking a video of one of his clients while in the middle of her treatment.
Rashae Cook owns Hands of Therapy in Marietta and has been accused of propping up a cell phone to record a woman while she undressed, while he was giving her a massage and while she got dressed again afterward.
Channel 2 Cobb County Bureau Chief Michele Newell confronted Cook about the allegations at his business on Friday.
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He told her that the allegations are false and he believes they came from a dissatisfied customer.
“I gave the lady a massage. I left out the room like I always do, so they, for any other client, so they can get dressed,” Cook said. “Knocked on the door when I was getting ready to come back in. I asked her, I said, ‘Everything is fine?’ She said, ‘Yeah, sure,’ and that was it.”
The warrant, obtained by Channel 2 Action News, details her claims and also says he admitted to recording her without her consent. But that’s another claim that he denies.
“Whatever she said, anybody can say anything,” Cook said. “I left out the room like I always do.”
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Cook’s business Facebook page shows him giving clients a massage.
“Do they give you consent?” Newell asked.
“Absolutely. If it’s on there, there was consent,” Cook responded.
Cook was arrested after the allegations were made and posted bail shortly after.
Police say if you believe this may have happened to you as well, contact them.
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