Amsouth Fraud Money Laundering

Amsouth Fraud Money Laundering

Amsouth Fraud Money Laundering

Facing mounting pressure from both political parties and the threat of probable impeachment, New York Gov. Eliot Spitzer resigned this morning. The announcement came after federal wiretappings exposed the governor and former attorney general as a frequent client of a high-end prostitution ring, Emperors' Club V.I.P.

The event in question regarded a particularly expensive escort that went by the name of Kristen, her train ride from New York to Washington, D.C., to engage in the, er, business transaction, and the $4,300 Spitzer paid Kristen, including a down payment for future services. Spitzer was known as Client 9 to Emperors' Club V.I.P., and the incident revealed multiple skeletons in that closet -- it turns out that in the last year, Spitzer had invested tens of thousands of dollars in engagements with prostitutes from the club all over the country, including Texas and Florida in addition to D.C., according to anonymous sources to the New York Times.