Report: Eliot Spitzer Linked To Second Prostitution Ring, Wicked Models

Today's NY Post links former New York governor Eliot Spitzer to Wicked Models, a high-priced prostitution ring busted this week. His spokeswoman denies he was a client. Three weeks ago Spitzer stepped down as governor when he was linked to Emperors Club VIP. Based in midtown Manhattan, Wicked Models was run by a buxom blonde named Kristin "Billie" Davis, who also saw clients. Davis, 32, is currently being held on $2 M bail after pleading not guilty to promoting prostitution and money laundering.
Writes the Post:

The ex-governor regularly patronized Wicked Models, the Manhattan-based operation taken down Tuesday, according to financial documents and other evidence unearthed in a yearlong prostitution in investigation, law-enforcement sources said...

A source said Davis personally serviced Spitzer.

"She personally interfaced with Spitzer a number of times" since 2003 before she became a madam, a source close to Davis said.

When asked about the allegation, Davis told The Post, "I can't talk about it." Spitzer's spokeswoman, Anna Cordasco, countered that "Mr. Spitzer was not ever a client of Ms. Davis."

Wicked Models is rumored to a have a client list that includes athletes and politicians. Writes the NY Daily News, who reported the bust but not the Spitzer link:

Investigators Wednesday night pored over the little black book of an alleged midtown madam whose clients are rumored to include athletes and powerhouse politicians.

Kristin Davis, a busty bottle-blond accused of running a $1,600-an-hour call girl service, was jailed on $2 million bail after pleading not guilty to promoting prostitution and money laundering.

"I think any time she got her hands on someone worth bragging about, she might have kept a memento," said Jason Itzler, the self-proclaimed "King of All Pimps," who claims Davis worked for him in 2004. "She was a rock star escort."

Davis' attorney blames Spitzer, indirectly, for her arrest. According to the NY Times:

As Ms. Davis, wearing a black hooded jacket emblazoned with rhinestones in the shape of a flaming skull, stood in front of a judge, her lawyer, Mark Jay Heller, said that she was "clothed with the cloak of innocence" and was pleading not guilty.

Mr. Heller added that his client believed she was being "persecuted" because the recent investigation into former Gov. Eliot Spitzer's use of prostitutes had created a fervor about call-girl operations.

Wicked Models promised clients Ivy-league educated women and employed dozens of prostitutes. The Wicked Models website is no longer in service, touted, "Wicked Models is home to some of the most beautiful women in the world. We represent many different types of companions..."

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Comments

[GAC1]

And this is news why? Who cares.
Spitzer has a problem keeping it zipped, but this is a red herrng.

[Gumby123]

I don't think it really matters how many prostitution rings Spitzer is in at this point. His political career is complete toast not that I feel sorry for him at all.

[Shake-A-Spear]

I understood she was a Philosphy major at Barnard.

[Blackspeare]

Also, the "girls" to be conversant in several languages. You had to be able to say, "Me love you long time", in different tongues!!!

[Tubby]

I find this an outrageous calumny against a former Democrat governor!

He needs to convene the media to denounce this sordid allegation, with his loyal wife again standing by his side!

[johnnygoodwud]

me, i'll take durpee any day. this davis bleached blonde ,looks a little rough around the edges, and if you can take your eyes off her chest, doesn't her face look very manly? americans are obsessed with breasts aren't we? go to any other country and most of the beaches are topless, and it's no big deal, unless you have some amercian with his 'tongue' hanging out, gawking or trying to take pictures. we really are very victorian aren't we?

[taketheother]

interfaced and much much more

[libs = kooks]

Is Spitzer a republican or democrat?

Almost every media outlet other than radio mentions that he is a Democrat? Why is that?






I'm with Mr. Hussein in '08 go Hussein O'Bama!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[rwe]

the one who funded the Dems trip to Iraq in 2002?

[tablogloid]

And, your point is.....?

[faretheewell]

Its obvious he is a democrat, there are women involved. If he had been GOP, it would have been young boys. Try to keep up with the news and trends will you.

[williamina]

Vitter is a Dem, Franks is a Rep.

Moonbat is an idiot.

Well I got one right.

[linquistic]

Whats the relevance of party affiliation?...Is Larry Craig a republican or a democrat?....Either way it's against the law.

[djreedps]

Either "libs = kooks" is a liar or Newsbusters, the website that is "Exposing and Combating Liberal Media Bias", is a liar.

http://tinyurl.com/32vgud

Newsbusters in the article I linked to above claims that on the big three networks, Spitzer was identified as a Democrat only 20% of the time. The big three networks -- ABC, CBS, and NBC -- are TV networks, not radio networks.

So when "libs = kooks" claims that "Almost every media outlet other than radio mentions that [Spitzer] is a Democrat", he is speaking out of his ass.

And stop that "Hussein O'Bama" crap. His name is Barack Obama. Oh wait, I forgot that junior high kids tend to name call a lot.

[hydethesalami]

Eliot's such a Democrat.
I hope Paterson saved a few personal revelations to help bury these Spitzer turds.

But on balance, the Democrat trips to sunny Iraq paid for by the lobbying firm of Saddam & Sons is worse.

[JohnTalbutt]

You prefer the hundreds of Republicans paid for with our tax money where they come back and say the troops are happy and everything is going just fine.

[OtayPanky]

It's always important to have a "Plan B".

[rwe]

I still think as the Governor of NY , the guy should be able to get it gratis....Did not he learn anything from Bill?

[natasyenehc]

I just find it interesting..where there's scandal there's a link to a Clinton.

Incredibly even in the Spitzer debacle.

Birds of a feather do indeed flock together..

[castlerider]

You're full of unmitigated crap.

I'm not a Clinton supporter now, but I still get unnerved by someone who will go out of there way to throw mud where it's not necessary.

Spitzer, by the way, was brought down by federal agents at the behest of Bush minions because of the truth Spitzer brought up about Bush's lack of leadereship and his administration's actual OBSTRUCTION to the cause of regulation that could have prevented the housing crisis.
Spitzer has some definite ethical challenges, but this reporting about prostitution, call girls, and the like with so much else going on is not even news.

[argent1]

It is news though, Spitzer is paying for sex, not having a consentual affair. There is something wrong with his character - especially since he has a daughter whom I'm sure is not on a career path towards bed hopping for profit.

[Counterglow]

Funny how the Republicans and their law 'n' order cop supporters never get tired of finding sex scandals, but lying and cheating one's way into an illegal invasion, bombing women and children, failing to equip soldiers with proper equipment, then leaving them to rot when they come back wounded is OK. What a strange society you have!

[TJRich]

This is no longer news.... !!!!!!

[ohiomark]

I guess Elliot likes variety in his Ho's.

[JohnBarleycorn]

I guess Elliot [sic] likes variety in his Ho's [sic].

Nice to know the semi-literate can also post here.

[Counterglow]

Apparently they're saying now it was two agencies. Does that make it Ho Ho's?

[JohnFromCensornati]

Not that I discount the possibility, but I won't take the NY Post's word for it.

[deke33]

A definition of moral hazard. That it would be morally wrong for health care recipients to get free medical services. Hence the copay on office visits and medications. It would be a moral hazard for declarers of bankruptcy not to still be obligated to pay something back to the banks and loan companies for making bad loans.
But, alas there is no moral hazard in the government bailing out the CEO's of Bear Stearns, unscrupulous home loan companies for their terrible if not illegal mistakes. Oh no, those execs in a number of cases were rewarded for leading their company into belly up decisions by excessive bonuses and desirable retirement and resignation packages. Thry don't even rate a slap on the wrist, in facy the government would be giving them a pat on the back if there was enough room on their back to do that, being as their back is loaded with their rewards for "doing a nice job".