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>Sorry Jordan I think this is out of your league. > >The Brazilian bombshell accused of running a >million-dollar call girl ring out of her midtown condo >told cops her two biggest sugar daddies paid her a >total $250,000 for sex, it was revealed yesterday. ><img >src="http://www.nydailynews.com/ips_rich_content/419-ma >dam.JPG"><BR><I>Alleged madam Andreia Schwartz (above) >seemed pleased in court yesterday after judge set >bail.</I><P> >But money aside, Andreia Schwartz said she'd rather >sleep with women than her newly revealed benefactor >Robert Voccola, a 68-year-old money manager, or her >other supposed paramour, Time Warner Chief Financial >Officer Wayne Pace. > >"I wouldn't have kept having sex with [Pace] or any of >these guys if they weren't paying me," Schwartz said >in a statement unveiled yesterday during her >arraignment in Manhattan Supreme Court. > >"I don't do guys for money anymore," she told cops. "I >only do girls." > >Schwartz, 31, who pleaded not guilty to prostitution, >selling drugs and money laundering, told cops shortly >after her arrest that Pace and Voccola were helping >pay her bills. > >"I got up to $200,000 ... from just one guy, who >worked for AOL, in cash, mortgage payments, checks and >other things," Schwartz said in an apparent reference >to Pace. > >Life wasn't quite as lucrative with Voccola, the chief >investment officer of Barrett Associates, Schwartz >said. > >"We have sex once or twice a week over the past year >and a half," she said. "He's given me about $50,000 a >year in cash, mortgage payments, checks and other >things. He also gave me a credit card and financial >advice, telling me where to invest." > >Prosecutors also revealed that U.S. Customs was >probing Schwartz after they caught her bringing wads >of cash into the country. > >"She has grossly underreported her income," Assistant >District Attorney John (Artie) McConnell said. "She >should expect additional charges." > >McConnell said Schwartz was hoping to invest her >ill-gotten gains in a big-bucks deal to buy a block of >condos in the converted Plaza hotel building. > >Defense attorney Andrew Hoffmann said Schwartz was a >"glorified translator" in the Plaza deal and >introduced into evidence an e-mail in which the >suspect claimed to have "a person from Mexico" with >wealthy clients who might invest. > >Over the objections of prosecutors, who called >Schwartz a flight risk, Supreme Court Justice Michael >Ambrecht set the alleged million-dollar madam's bail >at $1 million bond or $500,000 cash. > >Dressed in a drab smock that hid her voluptuous >figure, Schwartz bit her lower lip, fought tears, but >said nothing during her brief court appearance. > >Voccola appeared surprised when he found reporters >camped outside his posh home in Upper Montclair, N.J. >"For me?" he said before his wife, Judy, hustled him >inside the house. > >Earlier, Judy Voccola expressed shock when told of her >husband's alleged entanglement with Schwartz. > >"A Brazilian call girl? I think that's really off >base," she said. > >Meanwhile, Voccola was suspended from his high-powered >job, and Barrett Associates spokesman Russ Vernon said >company officials were "cooperating fully with the >authorities." > >"The nature of the issue is such that there is >absolutely no indication that any client accounts or >funds were involved," he added. > >Pace, who is married, has denied any improper >relationship with Schwartz, whom his attorney called a >"bimbo." His Time Warner bosses said Tuesday that Pace >was off the hook with them. > >Schwartz was arrested June 1 with three other beauties >after cops raided her W. 58th St. flat. "My mother is >going to have a heart attack when she hears about all >this," she told cops. > >Later, Schwartz admitted charging up to $1,500-an-hour >for kinky threesomes and selling cocaine to her >clients, authorities said. She said she invested her >earnings in real estate. > >On her 2004 tax returns, Schwartz listed herself as a >"homemaker." A year later, she listed herself as an >"investor." > >Schwartz estimated she socked away $1.5 million since >2001. > >"I brought a lot of cash into and out of the U.S.," >she allegedly said. "America is the best country to >invest in, so why is that wrong?" >http://www.nydailynews.com/front/story/430946p-363220c. >html
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