The alleged second in command of a high-end hooker ring that serviced former New York Governor Eliot Spitzer, has turned in after a two-day bid to escape the clutches of the law.
New York, Mar.31 : The alleged second in command of a high-end hooker ring that serviced former New York Governor Eliot Spitzer, has turned in after a two-day bid to escape the clutches of the law.
Pretty Bronx brunette Grace O'Toole, 24, who left her apartment Friday night and fled with several bags and a cat travel case to her mother's home in Saddle Brook, New Jersey, turned herself into the New York Police Department late on Sunday afternoon. Her lawyer accompanied her, the New York Post quoted law enforcement sources, as saying.
She was charged with promoting prostitution, a Class D felony, the cops said.
O'Toole is accused of running the day-to-day operations of Wicked Models, a multimillion-dollar prostitution ring allegedly headed by now-jailed madam Kristin Davis.
The ring had thousands of wealthy Manhattan clients, including Spitzer, sources said.
The pretty brunette was a college student who loves botany, according to her postings on the Internet.
Her family would not talk about the situation, but others who know her were stunned to learn she had been linked to the hooker ring.
"This is a shock to me," said Annette Derose, whose son Christopher is engaged to O'Toole.
Derose said it wouldn't surprise her if her son - a Marine on his second tour in Iraq - was in the dark about her alleged dirty work.
She added that she has no plans to tell Christopher about O'Toole's alleged illicit activities.
O'Toole sent her fiancé a cryptic message via MySpace on Friday night that said: "Chris, I love you. Please remember that. Always!!!! You're my baby baby baby."
Meanwhile, Donald Trump is looking to showcase infamous call girl Ashley Dupre on his new MTV reality show, according to People.com.
ANI