Colombia ‘escort’ speaks out

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Colombia ‘escort’ speaks out

May 4th, 2012

FAKE NEWS for the Zionist agenda

NBC’s Kristen Welker discusses an interview Friday by a Colombian woman who says she was at the center of the recent Secret Service prostitution scandal.

A woman identifying herself as the Colombian prostitute at the center of a scandal involving U.S. Secret Service agents spoke publicly about the incident for the first time on Friday, telling a Colombian radio network that, had she been a terrorist, she could have easily pried loose details of President Barack Obama’s planned visit to Cartagena from the liquored-up agents.

“If I had wanted to, I would have been able to get any information,” the woman, Dania Londono Suarez, told Caracol Radio.

Suarez said the Secret Service personnel did not consume drugs, but “bought alcohol like one buys water” while partying at a discotheque in the tourist destination before inviting some of the “escorts” to return with them to the Hotel Caribe, where many members of Obama’s security detail were staying.

Suarez said she didn’t know if there were other girls or how many agents were involved. “I was at the bar with another girl, but left with him by myself. I was the only one.”

Suarez said she made clear that she expected to be paid before departing with the agent whose refusal to pay her led to exposure of the misconduct.

“He told me: ‘Sex.’ I said: ‘Baby, cash, money.’ He said, ‘OK. Cuanto?’ (How much?) I said ‘800.’ He said: ‘Ok come to hotel.’ Only a stupid guy wouldn’t understand that we had an agreement.”

But she said that the agent had a change of heart when they awoke in his room about 6 a.m.

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“When he was drunk he was the nicest guy, but when he woke up sober, he was another person,” Suarez said. “When I asked him for the money, he told me ‘Let go, bitch.’ He pushed me into the hallway and closed the door. He wouldn’t come out. I kept pounding on the door. Hotel security came. The called the head of the hotel’s security and I explained what happened to him on the phone.”

Suarez, who has a 9-year-old son, said she traveled to Dubai after the incident but had returned to Colombia despite concern that she could face retaliation from the tarnished Secret Service personnel.

“I fear they will retaliate against me,” she said. “I left my country, practically fled. Yes I am scared. I fear or my family and for my son. No one has threatened me, no one has come to see me, but their marriages have been wrecked, they’re sharp shooters, because i’ve been doing some research and I know they do that.”

She also said her career as an escort is over: “I do not plan to that ever again,” she said. “They ruined my life. They should have never published my pictures, my name.”

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The Secret Service has declined to comment on the interview. According to an official with the Secret Service the agency is close to completing its internal investigation of the incident, which occurred prior to the Summit of the Americas on April 14-15.

The 12 Secret Service personnel at the center of the investigation were among 175 members of the service in Colombia during Obama’s visit. They were among 135 staying at the Hotel Caribe, the source said.

Seven of those members of the agency have resigned, one has been terminated and one has retired, NBC News has reported previously. Three others have been cleared of serious misconduct but given administrative punishment.

Erika Angulo is an NBC News producer based in Miami; Kristen Welker of NBC’s Washington, D.C., bureau also contributed to this report.