Alexis Wright Prostitution Case Client List Released

Media, World News | admin | October 18, 2012 at 10:11 am

Alexis Wright Prostitution Case Client List Released: The Alexis Wright Zumba prostitution case has hit the small town of Kennebunk and caused a great deal of havoc. The major prostitution scandal took a sharp turn when the police released a public list of the clients who had allegedly visited the Zumba dancer in her studio to gain sexual favors.

According to reports, the police authorities have recovered over 100 hours of sex footage filmed secretly in Alexis Wright’s studio. The inappropriate video footage and an additional 14,000 screenshots of the sexual encounters have proven useful in identifying Alexis Wright’s list of clients. According to reports, the list is said to hold names of lawyers, a former mayor and a local television personality – the entire list is still to come out and it carries a total of 150 (or more) names.

Alexis Wright’s clients are mainly in the age range of 34 to 65 years. The men are being contacted and called for the trial to clear out things about the fitness instructor who took money for sexual favors. The records uncovered by the police authorities suggest that Alexis and her team have made a total of $150,000 in only 18 months. Her business partner is Mark Strong; the man has helped her in snapping bawdy photographs of her and managing the clients.

In a recent report it was unveiled that there is a major possibility that Alexis Wright was a porn star before her time as a fitness instructor. The authorities have also discovered hundreds of pornographic videos of Wright, filed under a porno pseudonym. The videos also feature her clients, some of whom have been correctly identified. Wright has been running a private porn website that hosts hundreds of hours of lewd videos she has made through the prostitution act.

Alexis has denied the 106 counts of prostitution and charges of invasion of privacy that have been filed against her. Her business partner Strong also denies the charges against him and pleads innocence.