WTOP today offers a deeper look into the unraveling of the D.C. Madam. Newly obtained email exchanges between “Madam” Deborah Jeane Palfrey and “Jennifer,” the former Akin Gump legal secretary she employed, reveal a scheme to keep business alive, as well as a suspected betrayal.
Ah yes, like sands through the hourglass, so are the days of our lives.
Though Palfrey considered Jennifer “a little sister,” turns out she also suspected she was the one to rat her out for running the alleged prostitution ring that undoubtedly had men frantically deleting their call logs all over town.
In one email, Palfrey writes to Jennifer, “Why did you do this to me? I never did anything to you,” though the Madam now says she no longer suspects Jennifer was the traitor.
In an even juicer exchange, Palfrey gives Jennifer advice about how to revive the business. She hands over the real names and phone numbers of her other employees, explaining that it would be a waste to throw away “a perfectly viable revenue stream.”
Might not have been a bad option for Jennifer, who now works in debt collection.

Here's the latest. Thanks for your earlier interest and credit!
Neal
Posted by: neal augenstein WTOP Radio | November 12, 2007 at 08:48 AM
SONG OF DEBORAH
..they chose new gods then war was in the gates.. awake awake deborah utter a song.. the Lord gave you dominion over the mighty.. curse you
bitterly the inhabitants thereof who came not to the help of justice against the mighty.. they divided the prey, to every man a damsel or two..
let all thine enemies perish o Lord and the land rest forty years..
Deborah palfrey deserves the Pemberton Award for Clean Governance.
Palfrey list is like the Black Book of 1918.
That trial of the Century is deleted from all books, cursed be reporters.
The list there had 47000 names.
The list here has 46000 phone bills.
The listed are not womenizers, machos or ordinary sinners.
They are power brokers gay lutheran shock and awe agitators of all wars and all panics.
These wretches are one dirty cover to the real pimps deep underground.
A curse on the kingpins, Justice Charles Darling then and Judge Adolph Kessler now.
Noel Pemberton-Billing
Trial of the Century 1918
Posted by: Billing | October 07, 2007 at 08:39 AM