New York Governor Eliot Spitzer Wiretapped with Emperors Club VIP Prostitution Ring

10 Mar

Filed Under Eliot Spitzer, Prostitution | 2 Comments

Spitzer #9 Married NY governor Eliot Spitzer has been recorded on federal wiretap making arrangements to met with an Emperors Club VP prostitute in Washington, DC on February 13th, the night before he testified before c Congressional Committee. He was referred to in court papers in the case as “Client number 9.” Spitzer, 49, has three daughters.

As attorney general, the sanctimonious Spitzer had prosecuted at least two prostitution rings as head of the state’s organized crime task force. In one such 2004 case, Spitzer spoke with revulsion and anger after announcing the arrest of 16 people for operating a high-end prostitution ring out of Staten Island.

“This was a sophisticated and lucrative operation with a multitiered management structure,” Mr. Spitzer said at the time. “It was, however, nothing more than a prostitution ring.” And he appears to be nothing more than a hypocrite.

Weekly Arraignment

25 Jan

Filed Under Political Justice, Don Imus, Drug Possession, Britney Spears, Balco Case, Heath Ledger, Hip Hop Artists | Leave a Comment

Britney accused of selling baby pictures to papparazzi, but Denise Richards has a green light to star Charlie Sheen’s daughters on reality TV.
Barry Bonds seeks to trim five count indictment (four counts of perjury and one count of obstruction of justice), claiming prosecutor’s questions were harder to follow than a Roger Clemens curve ball.
Don Imus sued by advertiser for tasteless Gerry Ford quip and Jessica Simpson is not OK with OK!, but Perez Hilton can say whatever he wants.
Rapper Lil’ Wayne arrested for hauling cocaine and ecstasy across the border while Busta Rhymes pleads guilty to four assault and DUI charges.
Heath Ledger’s $20 bill was not a blow stick, his sleeping pills and psych meds were all prescribed– some in Europe, and no faul play likely associated with the four calls placed to Mary-Kate nine minutes before first call to 911 but masseuse Diane Lee Wol may face felony charges for practicing without a license and Mary-Kate still needs to talk with police.
City mayors need to be careful who and what they text message.

Republican Sex Scandals

04 Sep

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Craig Bathroom Stall In addition Larry Craig and Senator Ted Stevens (Alaska) who recently admitted being the target of an FBI corruption investigation, several Republicans linked to family value campaigns have resigned or left Congress in large part due to sexual misconduct:

Larry Craig, Senator (Idaho)	Disorderly conduct soliciting sex in public bathroom
David Vitter, Senator (Louisiana)	Phone number linked to escort service
Mark Foley, Representative (Florida)	homosexual emails to congressional page
Bob Livingston, Speaker-Elect	Infidelity
Newt Gingrich, Speaker of the House	Admitted infidelity
Source: USLaw.com

An Escort Through her Phone Records

19 Aug

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Now that a federal judge has granted permission and a group of Brandeis University graduates have taken the project upon themselves, it’s easy to see who is going to join Senator David Ritter (R, Louisiana) on DC Madame Deborah Palfrey’s client list. The young computer science graduates have created a search engine by processing the image files released by Palfrey with Optical Character Recognition (OCR) software. Search here.

GI’s Killed so Iraqis can Vote, AG’s fired so Americans can’t

19 Apr

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3,000+ GI’s killed to allow Iraqis to vote. 8 AG’s dismissed to disallow Americans to vote.

It appears the free and unimpeded right to vote is no longer an American virtue in the view of George Bush. It has become clear that one of the reasons for the Karl Rove directed firings of 8 US Attorneys by the Justice Department was to enable the White House to gain greater control over a deliberate vote suppression strategy initiated by former AG John Ashcroft.

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