Sydney brothel owner guilty of prostituting NSW teen A Kings Cross brothel owner has been found guilty of prostituting a 14-year-old girl. Jennifer Ann Weatherstone had pleaded not guilty to two counts of causing a child to participate in an act of child prostitution at her brothel, Sparkling Chandeliers in July 2011. She is also charged with operating the premises where the alleged child prostitution took place. It was "impossible" to believe the teen was over 18, Judge Anthony Garling told the District Court in Sydney on Friday. The 49-year-old previously told the court that she had been "set up" as part of a conspiracy. But in handing down his decision in the District Court in Sydney on Friday, Judge Garling said the "allegations" made by Weatherstone had little bearing on the charges against her. "They obviously bothered her and she wanted to put them on the record," he said. Weatherstone, the court heard, had alleged the teenager - known only as "CB" - had told her she was "going on 19" and that a Facebook page listed the girl's age as 24. Although she asked for CB's ID the girl never produced any. But having viewed CCTV footage of the girl entering the brothel, Judge Garling said it was "impossible to say she looked over 18 years of age." He said CB, who was living at a home run by the Department of Community Services (DoCS) at the time, had gone to the premises looking for work. CB seems to be somewhat out of control and with two other girls visits Kings Cross and drinks with men that she meets on the street. He said CB then had sex with one man before taking on another client who was 75 years old. The teen said she sat on him and his penis touched her but she didn't have sex. Weatherstone had a responsibility to ensure the teen was over 18 and should have demanded to see ID, he said. Weatherstone, who represented herself, will re-appear before the court for sentencing next month.