Ex. N.Y. Gov. Eliot Spitzer, whose libido and appetite for pricey hookers strangled his promising career, won’t be charged in the prostitute scandal after all.
By Tom Hays and Adam Goldman
Associated Press
NEW YORK — Federal prosecutors announced Thursday that they will not bring criminal charges against Eliot Spitzer for having sex with prostitutes, removing a legal cloud that has surrounded the former governor since his epic downfall eight months ago.
Manhattan U.S. Attorney Michael Garcia said that investigators found no evidence that Spitzer misused public or campaign funds for prostitution, meaning prosecutors had very little ammunition in bringing a case. The federal government typically does not prosecute clients of prostitution rings.
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See Spitzer’s Resignation In March 2008
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