Madam linked to Spitzer in demand
Published: March 23, 2008 at 2:52 PM
NEW YORK, March 23 (UPI) -- Andreia Schwartz, a former madam at the escort service used by former New York Gov. Eliot Spitzer, is being barraged by a slew of media demands.
The Brazilian madam has been asked to do a pictorial for Playboy Brazil since the Spitzer scandal broke this month and has received numerous requests to write a tell-all book about her time with the alleged call-girl agency, the New York Post reported Sunday.
Schwartz returned to her native land Saturday, accompanied by immigration agents.
The 31-year-old former Emperors Club VIP employee did say she would reveal secrets about her past employer sometime in the future.
"I am going to reveal everything," Schwartz told reporters. "I am going to show everything, and I love you all!"
Sources say Schwartz was charged with prostitution two years ago and was poised to be deported when the Spitzer scandal broke. The sources told the Post authorities instead detained Schwartz in New Jersey in an attempt to gather details, but the former madam chose instead to be deported.
The Brazilian madam has been asked to do a pictorial for Playboy Brazil since the Spitzer scandal broke this month and has received numerous requests to write a tell-all book about her time with the alleged call-girl agency, the New York Post reported Sunday.
Schwartz returned to her native land Saturday, accompanied by immigration agents.
The 31-year-old former Emperors Club VIP employee did say she would reveal secrets about her past employer sometime in the future.
"I am going to reveal everything," Schwartz told reporters. "I am going to show everything, and I love you all!"
Sources say Schwartz was charged with prostitution two years ago and was poised to be deported when the Spitzer scandal broke. The sources told the Post authorities instead detained Schwartz in New Jersey in an attempt to gather details, but the former madam chose instead to be deported.
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