‘I’m the prettiest threat to national security’: Canadian military police warn ‘army fetishist’ sex worker, 32, to stop giving DISCOUNTS to troops and senior officers after she …
- Sex worker Christina Lea Gilchrist, 32, is a self-proclaimed ‘toy soldier’ and charges army men a discounted £150 an hour for her services
- Now, military police are threatening to charge the ‘sluts for soldiers’ sex worker for allegedly using real uniforms in her work – an accusation Gilchrist denies
By Claudia Aoraha, Senior Reporter For Dailymail.Com[1]
Published: 16:31, 10 January 2024 | Updated: 16:40, 10 January 2024
The Canadian military police have sent out a stern warning to troops after an ‘army fetishist’ sex worker was found to be giving discounts to men in uniform.
Christina Lea Gilchrist, 32, is a self-proclaimed ‘toy soldier’ and charges army men a discounted £150 an hour for her services – and she’s admitted that since the police tried to quiet her, she’s been inundated with requests from new clients.
The Ontario woman has been a sex worker for over 10 years and said she discovered she had a military fetish when she moved to Kingston, the home of one Canadian Forces Base.
Now, military police are threatening to charge the ‘sluts for soldiers’ sex worker for allegedly using real uniforms in her work – an accusation Gilchrist denies.
Christina Lea Gilchrist, 32, is a self-proclaimed ‘toy soldier’ and charges army men a discounted £150 an hour for her services – and admitted that since the police tried to quiet her, she’s been inundated with requests from new clients
The Ontario woman has been a sex worker for over 10 years and said she discovered she had a military fetish when she moved to Kingston, the home of one Canadian Forces Base
Since a formal warning was put out against her, Gilchrist’s business has skyrocketed, and she jokingly called herself the ‘prettiest casual threat to national security.’
Police found out about her – and that Canadian military personnel in the barracks were using her services – after discovering her business card in one of the dorms.
Gilchrist told the Ottawa Citizen[2]: ‘I developed a military fetish while living in Kingston and now I really like them.
‘I prefer them to be in their uniforms because I am actively a military fetishist. I love them in their uniform.’
Gilchrist’s website explains that if clients are members of the armed forces, her going rate is £150 per hour – which is a £50 discount compared to normal folk.
The men are required to show military identification cards to receive the discount.
Selling sex in Canada is legal – but Gilchrist is accused of breaking the law by using military uniforms in her work, police documents state.
On Gilchrist’s OnlyFans account, where she posts some of her encounters and solo shots, she describes herself as a: ‘Professional Submissive. Kinky Masochist. BDSM Educator.
Leather Pony. Military Fetishist’
Gilchrist also has a tattoo of three green toy soldiers and two war memorial poppies underneath her breasts, which she got in 2022.
Posting an image of her etching, she wrote: ‘Lifetime commitment to my fetish! I am not a soldier, I just f**k a lot of them’
An internal note to all Canadian military personnel at the base in Kingston warned the men against seeing Gilchrist. The alert is a highly unusual step.
The military personnel were told: ‘The escort in question has photos posted on their website of (as of yet unidentified) clients in CAF uniforms in compromising positions.
‘Aside from this being a potential offence, it could lead to other more serious consequences and engaging in sexual exploitation clearly goes against our CAF Code of Ethics and Values.’
After finding her business card, the military police sent her a warning directly.
Police claimed she had committed two offenses under the Criminal Code.
The first was advertising sexual services, and the second was for the unlawful use of military uniforms contrary to section 419(a) of the Criminal Code of Canada.
Police told Gilchrist on December 18: ‘Upon review of your website, it was noticed that you were not only advertising your services wearing a military uniform which is a controlled piece of clothing, but also displaying other parties engaging in sexual acts while also in uniform.
‘Further, as our investigation continues, if it is discovered that you received your uniform from another Canadian Forces member, then an additional charge is present.’
An internal note to all Canadian military personnel at the base in Kingston warned the men against seeing Gilchrist. The alert is a highly unusual step
Police claimed she had committed two offenses under the Criminal Code. The first was advertising sexual services, and the second was for the unlawful use of military uniforms contrary to section 419(a) of the Criminal Code of Canada
Pictured: Canadian Forces Base Kingston, where the sex worker’s business cards were found
She told the Ottawa Citizen in response: ‘I’ve never walked around in public pretending to be a soldier.
People in movies dressed up as soldiers aren’t impersonating soldiers, so why do (military police) think that I am?’
But after the internal message, the sex worker said her business boomed.
She wrote: ‘Thanks to the free advertising the CAF unintentionally gave me by quite literally announcing my existence to my exact target audience.
‘I am experiencing a high amount of traffic and may take a while to reply.’
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Sonny Hatton is the base commander at Canadian Forces Base Kingston
Gilchrist added: ‘They gave me all this free publicity. After they made that memo, I literally had 10,000 hits on my website. They said to soldiers — ‘Hey don’t look at this’ and all the soldiers said, ‘Hey let’s go look at this.’
Now, she’s been contacted by military men from across the country, who are interested in her services.
On Gilchrist’s OnlyFans account, where she posts some of her encounters and solo shots, she describes herself as a: ‘Professional Submissive.
Kinky Masochist. BDSM Educator. Leather Pony.
Military Fetishist.’
She added: ‘It is perfectly legal for me to advertise myself and for me to sell my own services as long as I am the only one profiting.’
Gilchrist’s website, sluts for soldiers, has multiple disclaimers noting that she is not a member of the military – and that she is not associated with the armed forces.
She writes on her website, next to an explicit image of her engaging in sexual acts with two men wearing camouflage outfits: ‘I’m collecting all your rank slips and cap badges.
‘I’m earning them… just not the way you did.
Since a formal warning was put out against her, Gilchrist’s business has skyrocketed, and she jokingly called herself the ‘prettiest casual threat to national security’
Now, she’s been contacted by military men from across the country, who are interested in her services
‘Officially the prettiest casual threat to national security* that you’ll ever see since a memo went out to CFB KINGSTON about me specifically.
‘* legally a joke, please – I’m just a shack rat.’
Pictures of Gilchrist, advertising her service, show her wearing a camouflage bikini and skirt, with her hands tied to the back of a truck.
Others include photos of her wearing camouflage jackets, with the words ‘sluts4soldiers’ on the arm, her on the ground with her breasts out while a man, holding a leash around her neck, steps on her face.
In another shot, she poses in a derelict building with her arms raised above her face in a lacy green bralette, with a gas mask over her mouth and nose.
Gilchrist also has a tattoo of three green toy soldiers and two war memorial poppies underneath her breasts, which she got in 2022.
Posting an image of her etching, she wrote: ‘Lifetime commitment to my fetish!
I am not a soldier, I just f**k a lot of them.’
The words ‘not enlisted’ are plastered across her social media, and she reiterated on Instagram: ‘I am not a member of the Canadian Armed Forces, nor am I a veteran of any other military.
I am not a soldier, I am a military fetishist.’
In Canada, non-military people can buy military uniforms and medals online from multiple stores – and commercial copies of camouflage are also readily available.
National Defence spokesperson Frederica Dupuis said the Canadian Forces National Investigation Service were investigating after ‘explicit advertising’ was found.
References
- ^ Claudia Aoraha, Senior Reporter For Dailymail.Com (www.dailymail.co.uk)
- ^ Ottawa Citizen (ottawacitizen.com)