Eliot Spitzer's Alleged Perversions Detailed By Ex-Madam: "He Likes To Watch Couples"

NY Post :

Former law-and-order Gov. Eliot Spitzer took surveillance to a whole new level when he indulged in watching couples getting it on, a Brazilian madam said yesterday in an exclusive interview from her tropical hometown.

Hookers who charge $1,000 an hour weren't always enough to satiate Spitzer's perverse sexual desires, said Andreia Schwartz, who claims she hired girls for the governor before police busted the prostitution ring she ran out of her luxury Manhattan apartment in 2006.

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[research]

Hillary looked you in the face, smiled, and like a close friend, told you her harrowing tale of running from snipers, she got all emotional as she remembered the horror of it, you could see by the look on her face and her body languages that she was reliving the moment.

It was deliberate, willful, fake sincere deceitful self aggrandizement.

three times denied

Till the video.

[peterg76]

"watching couples"

[peterg76]

Clearly no-one else is remotely like that, since the porn industry never makes money from couples performing....

[mix2007]

Will the media ever talk about McCain's past affairs?

[957]

Another worthless Huff-po article that should be left to the natl enquirer or other supermarket check out counter smut.

[hoopesaz]

Details of Spitzer's lying hypocrisy continue to flow = 42 comments, most of which plead for Huffpo to move on. If this were a story about Bill O'Rielly, John McCain (or any other republican) there would be 4,000 comments bathing in the joy of someone who has tripped themselves by doing something stupid. While I tend to agree that Spitzer is no longer in public office and needs to move forward fixing his family issues without all of the scrutiny, the hypocrisy is hard to stomach at times.

[hoopesaz]

Details of Spitzer's lying hypocrisy continue to flow = 42 comments, most of which plead for Huffpo to move on.

[youngharry]

Huffpost takes an article from the Washington Post, whch is based upon hearsay and publishes it as fact.

[hoopesaz]

Comments here are pathetic. If Elliot Sptizer, a liar and a hypocrite extraordinaire, is the best and only hope for solving every big business coruption case, then we have big BIG problems. He wasn't effective enough to solve the problem before it blew up, why should we trust him to fairly prosecute those responsible for gross negligence? We shouldn't!!

[personne]

I would be at least 50% of people would like to watch couples at one point or another. What really amazes me is how prudish Americans, or at least American media is. And when you contrast hiring a professional sex worker with other "legal" behaviors that go on, the mind boggles.

[Whitehouse]

he did nothing wrong. I can't understand why the man had to resign.

[countrycontemplative]

Only in the United States do we obsess about sex to this degree. We've got a chicken-hawk president and vice-president, a do nothing congress and $330 million in the commode everyday in Iraq and we're worrying about who Spitzer was peeping at. Get over it. People have been screwing other people since the beginning of time and paying for it for nearly as long. Spitzer didn't kill anyone nor did his actions kill anyone. He was trying to clean up Wall Street and got caught in the whore house. If there weren't 4000 dead GIs in Iraq this would all be laughable, but your obsession with Spitzer speaks volumes about your lack of development as a human being and your lack of compassion for truly newsworthy stories.

[oafishcad]

If he ran for national office, I'd vote for him. I'm not asking him for sex.

[BigDan34]

I'm sorry to say my link didn't post. The video is well worth looking up. It's called "Why Spitzer was assassinated: The predatory lending industry has a partner in the White House." It can be found at brasschecktv dot com.

[hrayovac]

Spitzer watches couples, all right...People who collaborate with each other...as heads of banks, lending institutions and on Wall St. to swindle an entire population of new homeowners into deceptively written loans they can't afford to pay for, thus crippling an trillion dollar economy. And who else will follow through on these pending cases, now that the media has got some $4,000 dollar blue dresses to focus on?

[RossalGondamer]

Let me guess, this must be the 'dangerous' sex act part the affidavit warned us all about.

[BigDan34]

Let's see if this great youtube link will post:

[sparkey]

uh, no.