Former Clinton Advisor, Dick Morris, Becomes The First Admitted Client Of Washington Madam's Services

Former campaign advisor to Bill Clinton, turned Clinton critic, Dick Morris, has become the first high level Washington figure to admit to using the high end escort services of the Washington Madam. With this high of a personality involved with this controversia escortl service, it is higly likely that other major Washington figures possiby in the White House of one or more administrations as well as members of Congress or their aides may have been involved with this escort service. The other shoe will really hit the floor if and when the other 10,000 to 15,000 names are released publicly.

With Dick Morris admitting his involvement with this service for some unknown reason, it proves that very high level personalities in Washington have involvement with this escort service.

When the government seized the property and bank accounts of accused Washington Madam, Deborah Palfrey, it left her without any means to defend herself in court, making the sale of the "black book" of her clients her only real asset to use to raise legal defense money. Palfrey contends that she ran a legal business, and is bringing a lawsuit for $75,000 against one former worker who she contends crossed over the legal line simply to earn more money. Palfrey reportedly earned around $750,000 a year from her services.