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… 09-28) 21:24 PDT SAN JOSE, CALIF. –
A Stanford Law School graduate formerly married to the co-founder of Ask.com was sentenced Monday to home detention for tax evasion after being accused of running an escort service to help pay her bills and student loans.
Cristina Warthen, 36, maintained a Web site called Touchofbrazil.net, on which she advertised her services as “Brazil” and posted erotic pictures of herself, federal prosecutors said. At a hearing Monday in U.S. District Court in San Jose, Judge James Ware ordered Warthen to serve a year in home detention with electronic monitoring. She is to pay the government $243,000 in back taxes, fines and restitution. “I think that the entire prosecution was ill-advised and selective in that she was targeted because of her activities more so than the tax aspect,” said her attorney, Brian Getz. Beginning in 2001, Warthen “engaged in sexual acts in return for money” grossing $133,717 in 2003 and failing to pay $25,424, in taxes, authorities said. Inves …

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Still, “The Full Monty” gets right down to business. At ladies night in a Buffalo, N.Y., strip club, a very talented beefcake stripper hops up on stage, shows lots of g-string butt, and gets the women hollering.
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Stephen Baumann, who has a very nice butt, gets the ladies hot as professional male stripper Keno, in the show’s opening scenes.
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Michael Cassidy shows off smooth moves as that husband, with a flare for ballroom dancing, who becomes the guy reluctantly willing to choreograph the clumsy steel workers into some stripper dance routines.
After “The Full Monty’s” exhilarating first act, it slows down in the second act to breathe and focus emotionally, then loses momentum, wavers and has trouble restarting the wild ride. Some of this is due to the script, which repeats stripper rehearsal and child support sub-stories without offering new information.

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Julian Carrasco, 27, is accused of robbing and sexually assaulting female escorts in San Jose and Santa Clara.

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Evidence search for links to unsolved crimes resumes at home of suspect in CA kidnapping case
August 31st, 2009 Search at CA kidnap suspect’s home resumesANTIOCH, Calif. — Police have resumed searching for links to unsolved crimes at the home of the Northern California man charged with kidnapping a little girl and hiding her in his backyard for 18 years.
Police return to home of Calif. kidnap suspect in search of evidence of unsolved crimes
August 31st, 2009 Police return to home of Calif. kidnap suspectANTIOCH, Calif.
Investigators search for clues in neighboring yard of couple charged with girl’s abduction
August 30th, 2009
Police search neighbors’ back yard in kidnap caseANTIOCH, Calif. — Authorities inspected the neighboring back yard of the couple charged with kidnapping a girl 18 years ago, seeking clues that could shed light on unsolved murders of prostitutes and other open cases.

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Police fear convicted rapist Garrido may have murdered more than a dozen young girls and prostitutes. [>

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Police fear convicted rapist Garrido may have murdered more than a dozen young girls and prostitutes.[>

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Phillip Garrido is also being investigated for at least 10 unsolved prostitute murders in the late 1990s.

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The oldest opera argument tries to decide whether words or musical notes are the most important. In the case of the marvelous musical score of “Manon,” Jules Massenet’s masterpiece, there is no contest. It is the consummate genius of the composer, which carries the saga forward from the brief overture, through the rising expectations of the first act’s lurching coach and horses all the way to the death of the heroine.
France’s great 19th Century musical giant’s most popular of his 36 operas, “Manon” brings together a treasure chest of magical arias, duets, chorus work and orchestral interludes.
Opera San Jose’s two well-balanced casts of resident artists have brought to life a tragic story of a young woman who loses her moral moorings in the dissolute French society of the late 1700s.
It is centered in a Paris that is a cesspool of prostitution, drink and gambling coupled with the excessive wealth and fabulous homes of post-Louis 14th era. Manon is a young woman caught in this duality, which corrupts her first innocent love and too late is victim to her terrible choices.

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A former Denver police officer who was fired after he admitted to Internal Affairs investigators that he had sex with a woman he thought was a prostitute in a Taco Bell bathroom has landed another law-enforcement job.
Randy Hurst is now working as an officer with the Mountain View Police Department, state records confirm.
Hurst was fired from the Denver Police Department in January 2008 after authorities confirmed that he had sex with the woman while on duty and in uniform in a public place.
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People familiar with the firing in Denver said Hurst admitted to investigators that he thought the woman was a prostitute but said he had consensual sex with her.
The woman claimed that Hurst raped her, but investigators declined to prosecute her claim because of discrepancies in some of her statements. She denied that she was a prostitute.

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Police: No connection between Dugard kidnap suspects and unsolved 1990s prostitute slayings
September 1st, 2009 Police: No link between kidnap suspects, slayingsPITTSBURG, Calif. — Police in the Northern California city of Pittsburg say they have found no evidence to connect kidnapping suspect Phillip Garrido or his wife to several unsolved murders.
FBI agent: Couple ‘just did not come up on the radar screen’ in disappearance of Calif. girl
September 1st, 2009 Couple never on FBI radar in CA girl’s kidnappingSAN FRANCISCO — An FBI agent who spent 18 years on the Jaycee Lee Dugard case says the Antioch couple charged in her 1991 abduction were never considered suspects. Special Agent Chris Campion said the bureau exhausted thousands of leads about Dugard’s whereabouts, sometimes with the help of confidential informants and court-ordered wiretaps.
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Police search neighbors’ back yard in kidnap caseANTIOCH, Calif. — Authorities inspected the neighboring back yard of the couple charged with kidnapping a girl 18 years ago, seeking clues that could shed light on unsolved murders of prostitutes and other open cases.

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