But she also apologizes for having to out State Department official Randall Tobias.
There are as many angles to this story as there are clients in the DC Madam’s little black book and word is that our nation’s capitol is in a dither with lawyers running around trying to insure their famous client’s names do not get outed.
Here’s a hint for those guys ‘on the bubble’; you might want to get the prosecutors to drop the charges against Deborah Jeane Palfrey, for as long as she’s facing charges, she has you by the short-hairs…
An attorney for Deborah Jeane Palfrey, the alleged “D.C. Madam,” rejected accusations Monday that releasing a list of phone numbers used to dial Palfrey’s high-end escort service amounted to blackmail.
“I call that due process of law,” said Montgomery Blair Sibley, who represents Palfrey in a civil matter. “Why didn’t we start in October if we were trying to blackmail people for money?”
Read it at ‘D.C. Madam’: Releasing clients’ numbers not blackmail
A woman apologized Monday for outing a former top State Department official as a client of her escort service but said it was necessary to prove her company was doing legal business.
Read it at “D.C. Madam” Apologizes For Outing Client and understand that this gal is going to do what she has to do to protect herself…
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I have read some self-righteous indignation from the left on cbs.com. Now, let’s compare, shall we?
Your guy, barney frank, ran a male escort service out of his DC office and the guy keeps his job. Can someone explain to me how that is ok? How do we know all the male “escorts” were of age? This is just a bunch of stirred up garbage from the left.