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     Mzuri "Cyniquian" Level Poster Username: Mzuri Post Number: 3345 Registered: 01-2006 Rating: |
It just breaks my heart and makes me very sad because there's obviously a severe shortage of quality white pu$$y in the world. But enough of that - laugh at the white people y'all. Panicked professionals fear they were victims of 'swingers' BY KARLA SCHUSTER AND ANN GIVENS February 2, 2007, 8:20 PM EST  Couple Michael Largue and Shawn Payne had sexual relationships with dozens of men and women they met on an adult "swingers" Web site and then threatened to reveal the illicit tapes to the families of those victims unless they were paid. As the Long Island couple charged with running a sex and extortion scheme remained in jail Friday, at least one Nassau attorney said he is fielding calls from panicked professionals who fear they have been caught on sexually explicit videotapes. "Lawyers, doctors, school teachers, businessmen and other community leaders -- we've heard from people from all walks of professional life," said attorney Anthony Colleluori of Woodbury. He said most of the people who have contacted him are married men from Nassau, Suffolk and Queens who say they had sexual encounters with one or both of the defendants. Two callers were women. Some called Colleluori directly, while others had friends call on their behalf. He has not yet agreed to represent anyone who has called him. At least two callers told him that the couple -- Michael Largue, 45, of Franklin Square, and Shawn Payne, 34, of East Hampton -- threatened to send sexually explicit videos to a spouse or family member. He said some of men told him that their encounters involved both Largue and Payne in "swapping" situations. Police say the couple trolled for partners on an Internet site that bills itself as "The World's Largest Sex and Swinger Personals Community." The couple secretly videotaped their partners in sex acts and then extorted them for money, police said. His online handle was "Mr. Nice," hers was "Gina." Police are reviewing more than 100 hours of video that were confiscated from Largue's home, along with still photos and $20,000 in cash. Police say dozens of people across New York State were victimized by the couple. The two were caught when a Garden City man whom they tried to extort came forward, police said. Another victim, a 47-year-old upstate woman, told them that Payne said she would hurt her father and show her son explicit photos of her trysts if she didn't pay $30,000, court documents said. The woman handed Payne $1,360 and several pieces of jewelry before police made their arrest, the documents said. Payne is also charged with forcing the upstate woman to have intercourse and oral sex with a man who paid $150 at the Pines Motor Lodge in Westbury on Oct. 29, according to court documents. The motel, which features a mirrored jacuzzi room, specializes in "romantic getaways," according to its Web site. Largue's and Payne's lawyers each sought to paint the other as the scheme's mastermind. "I think my client was coerced into some of this," said Payne's lawyer, Marc Gann of Carle Place. "She was victimized by this guy also." But Largue's lawyer, Michaelangelo Matera of Melville, said his client isn't on any of the videos associated with the two victims who have come forward, nor was he present when those tapes were made. "So it will be interesting to hear how she was coerced into anything." he said. http://www.newsday.com/news/local/longisland/ny-liswin0203,0,2692917.story?track=mostemailedlink | ||
| Libralind2 Veteran Poster Username: Libralind2 Post Number: 560 Registered: 09-2004 Rating: N/A |
Oh good grief..stuipd azzes..laughing...like you said LOL LiLi | ||
| Mzuri "Cyniquian" Level Poster Username: Mzuri Post Number: 3359 Registered: 01-2006 Rating: N/A |
Aren't these crazy astronaut bitches supposed to go thru mental screenings and psych evaluations??? Damn!!! Space shuttle astronaut arrested at OIA on attempted kidnapping, battery charges by Henry Pierson Curtis February 5, 2007, 7:11 PM EST  A NASA astronaut is charged with attacking her rival for another astronaut's attention early Monday at Orlando International Airport, the Orlando Sentinel has learned. Lisa Marie Nowak drove from Texas to meet the 1 a.m. flight of a younger woman who had also been seeing the male astronaut Nowak pined for, according to Orlando police. Nowak -- who was a mission specialist on a Discovery launch last summer -- was wearing a trench coat and wig and had a knife, BB pistol, rubber tubing and plastic bags, reports show. Once U.S. Air Force Capt. Colleen Shipman arrived, Nowak followed her to the airport's Blue Lot for long-term parking, tried to get into Shipman's car and doused her with pepper spray, according to reports. Nowak, 43, is charged with attempted kidnapping, battery, attempted vehicle burglary with battery and destruction of evidence. Police considered her such a danger that they requested she be held without bail in the Orange County Jail, reports show. Nowak told police that she was "involved in a relationship with," Bill Oefelein another NASA astronaut, and categorized the relationship as "more than a working relationship but less than a romantic relationship," according to the charging affidavit. Nowak told police that she found out Oefelein was involved with Shipman and planned a trip to Orlando to talk to Shipman about their relationships with Oefelein. She told police the BB gun "was going to be used to entice Ms. Shipman to talk with her," the affidavit said. Shipman told police that when she arrived at the airport and was waiting for the airport satellite parking shuttle, she noticed a woman wearing a trench coat near the taxi stand. The woman boarded the bus after Shipman, according to police, and followed her to Shipman's car. When Shipman got into her car, reports show, she heard "running footsteps" coming toward her. Nowak tried to open the car door, then claimed she needed a ride, or use of a cell phone. When Shipman rolled down her window a couple of inches, Nowak "sprayed some type of chemical spray into the vehicle," reports show. Shipman is an engineer assigned to the 45th Launch Support Squadron at Patrick Air Force base, near the Kennedy Space Center. A 2002 graduate of Penn State University, she began working at Cape Canaveral in May, 2005, according to air base Public Affairs Officer Ken Warren. Police said that along with the weapons and other items in Nowak's car, they found e-mails from Shipman to Oefelein, Mapquest directions from Houston to the Orlando airport, and diapers, which Nowak told police she used so she wouldn't have to stop on the drive. Monday's arrest is the first-ever on felony charges for an active-duty astronaut, that the space agency was aware of, according to a spokesman. "Her status as an astronaut with NASA is currently unchanged. I cannot speculate on what might happen beyond that," said James Hartsfield, a NASA spokesman at the Johnson Space Center in Houston, where Nowak and Oefelein work. Nowak's biography shows she is a 1985 graduate of the U.S. Naval Academy at Annapolis with a degree in aerospace engineering, and a former test pilot who has logged more than 1,500 hours of flight in at least 30 types of aircraft. She joined the space program in 1996. Three members of her astronaut class died in the 2003 in-flight disintegration of Shuttle Columbia. Married and a mother of three children, her interests include running, playing the piano and collecting African violets, according to her NASA biography. http://www.orlandosentinel.com/news/space/orl-bk-nasaastronaut0507feb05,0,6104316.story?coll=orl-home-headlines |
