Wall Street CEOs, investment bankers charged prostitutes on corporate cards, madam says

[Xicano]

Investment bankers racked up $100,000s in prostitution charges
Visa, Mastercard or American Express? Or maybe a credit card from JP Morgan Chase?

Wall Street CEOs, lawyers, bankers and media executives chalked up thousands of dollars in prostitution charges on their corporate credit cards -- swiping their cards for $2,000 an hour prostitutes, according to a New York madam who pleaded guilty last year.

Kristin Davis, the madam in question, went public to ABC News this week; ABC will be broadcasting her interview Friday at 10 pm. Davis says she has a list of 9,800 clients, many of whom she says New York prosecutors deliberately avoided when taking her case, even though she offered them her annotated client list.


http://rawstory.com/news/2008/Wall_Street_CEOs_investment_bankers_charged_0206.html

[geckosfeet]

1. Well of course - can't have the trophy wife seeing that on the credit card bill.

[SoCalDem]

3. She's probably having her own fling with Mario, the pool guy

and the Mr, probably wonders why the pool maintenance is $1k a month :rofl:

[SoCalDem]

2. Just part of the stimulus program.. the "naughty" part, that is

:rofl:

[Hardrada]

4. Too bad nobody gives Green Stamps anymore.

[Catshrink]

5. They had no trouble going after Elliot Spitzer.

Oh right. He pissed off the Wall Street dudes.

[TheCowsCameHome]

6. Let's see the names.

Make it interesting.

[ThomCat]

7. That's so nice of the Prosecutor's office, to go out of their way

to protect the rich Johns.

I wonder if they'll go out of their way to avoid prosecuting poor people when they are handed evidence of a crime. Somehow I doubt they'd be so generous.

But arresting rich people would cause a scandal, and would probably impact political donations. We can't have that. :eyes: