"She lost her fiancé, her home, her job and her reputation. She said she never prostituted herself or exposed herself beyond what was allowed by the First Amendment."
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"She lost her fiancé, her home, her job and her reputation. She said she never prostituted herself or exposed herself beyond what was allowed by the First Amendment."
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I guess she'll never get nominate to the Supreme Court either.
Wish I could be on the jury for her wrongful prosecution lawsuit. She’d be a very rich ex-stripper.
Her lawsuit will go nowhere. And I don't understand how she could lose her house over this?
She's under 30, so it would be a safe assumption that it was on a mortgage. She might have needed both her and her ex fiance's incomes to make the payment. Anyway, without her income from the club and a charge hanging over her head, it's not likely that she could have replaced the income from another source.
In other words, lost house.
Meanwhile , while a woman was being held captive ,during the same time period, in a shipping container in the same county ........
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