Eliot Spitzer Prostitute Revealed

22-Year-Old Aspiring Singer With A Myspace Page

Was Homeless And On Drugs

March 12. 2008

Today, Eliot Spitzer resigned from his post as Governor of New York, handing over the reins to David Paterson, who is now the first black man and legally blind man to hold the post. Congrats to him. It's regrettable it wasn't under better circumstances.

In another first, but an unsavory one, it is being said that Spitzer is the first governor in 95 years to be forced out of office in New York.  

The Smoking Gun and the Drudge Report web sites have posted the identity of the 22-year-old prostitute “Kristen” who is named in legal documents in the Spitzer case.

Her real name is Ashley Alexandra Dupre (born Ashley Youmans). She is an aspiring singer with a MySpace page. She has been living in New York since 2004 and was homeless and on drugs.

She was paid $4300 for sex with Eliot Spitzer. It was also revealed he had spent $80,000 for sex with women from the Emperors Club prostitution ring.

Legal experts expect Spitzer to be indicted. The prostitute has retained an attorney, Don D. Buchwald, regarding possible criminal charges.  

It was also revealed Spitzer's security detail did not detect the FBI surveilling him. Well, clearly they didn't have the FBI agent from the Pimp C funeral doing surveillance that day.

(You blended right in - parking lot full of black guys and a lone white guy in a government issue car shooting photos. You should be a spy in the Middle East, they'd never spot you).

"Kristen" A/K/A Ashley Alexandra Dupre is one of several Emperors Club prostitutes. Other as yet to be named clients of the prostitution ring include a federal judge and entertainment industry members.

"To move funds from one place to the other, to hide the source of the money … it's still going to be money laundering," said John Jay College School of Criminology professor Joseph King. Experts say "Client 9" could face the following charges:

Money laundering for trying to conceal the source and recipient of financial transactions.

Tax evasion, if he was a knowing party to an all-cash business that wasn't filing taxes.

Violation of the Mann Act for paying for the trip from New York to D.C. by the call girl known as "Kristen."

Misuse of state resources, if he used his state-issued credit card for hotels or meals with prostitutes as well as if he was being protected by State Troopers during his dalliances.

And finally, soliciting prostitution." http://wcbstv.com