New
York madam Kristin Davis—who once counted former New York governor
Eliot Spitzer among her clients—is going down. But her clients aren't
gong down with her. At least not yet.
After her arrest, Davis
pleaded guilty to "promoting prostitution" and forfeited nearly
$500,000 in profits. And even after she offered her client list to the
district attorney's office, Davis said they "showed no interest" in
pursuing the men who would charge prostitution services to corporate
credit cards. Many ordered her to send invoices for computer consulting
and construction expenses—fraud on their part, according to former New
York prosecutor Sid Baumgarten.
Davis did however, give her list to ABC News, who gladly accepted it.
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