\nresignation of then-New York Gov. Eliot Spitzer in March has dropped a
\nmultimillion-dollar lawsuit against Girls Gone Wild founder Joe Francis.<\/p>\n
Miami – The call girl linked to the sex scandal that prompted the
\nresignation of then-New York Gov. Eliot Spitzer in March has dropped a
\nmultimillion-dollar lawsuit against Girls Gone Wild founder Joe Francis.<\/p>\n
A
\nstatement from an attorney for Ashley Alexandra Dupre said the
\ncomplaint, filed in April in federal court in Miami and alleging
\nillegal use of Dupre’s name and image, was withdrawn on Thursday.<\/p>\n
"Ms
\nDupre wants to eliminate all negativity from her life and focus on the
\npositive. She has prospects for many exciting new projects and is
\nlooking forward to starting a new chapter," the statement said.<\/p>\n
In
\nthe lawsuit, Dupre contended she was 17 and not old enough to sign a
\nlegally binding contract when she appeared partially nude in video
\nfootage filmed in 2003 by members of Francis’ Mantra Films production
\ncompany in Miami Beach.<\/p>\n
\nOn spring break vacation at the
\ntime, she was drunk when told to sign a video release form, according
\nto the complaint, which sought damages in excess of $10-million.<\/p>\n
Francis had denied the allegations.<\/p>\n
Dupre
\nwas identified in media reports in March as the woman named "Kristen"
\nlinked to Client 9, the frequent client of an upscale prostitution ring.<\/p>\n
US media, citing unnamed law enforcement sources, have said Spitzer was the anonymous Client 9. <\/p>\n
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