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: Georgia Criminal Defense BlogSpitzer Hooker Ring Boss In Scandal Sentenced
By Conaway and Strickler
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The NY Daily News website reported on January 30, 2009 that Cecil (Katie) Suwal, 24 was sentenced to 6 months in prison for assisting her boyfriend, Mark Brener, 63, in laundering illegal money and signing up call girls for the hooker ring Emperors Club VIP. This is the call girl company that ex-Governor Eliot Spitzer was connected to, which led to his downfall in this New York sex crime.
Barbara Jones, Federal Judge, noted that Brener, who was seen as Suwal's mentor, had tight control over her. Jones rejected prosecutors? recommendations of a lengthier sentence.
Alberto Ebanks, Suwal?s lawyer, stressed the Judge's argument by pointing out that Suwal has a tattoo on her body that says ?Property of Mark Brener.? Full post as published by Georgia Criminal Defense Blog on February 13, 2009 (boomark / email).
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