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U.S. secret service Colombian prostitute rumoured to be future playmate »Dania Suarez will allegedly 'pose nude in Playboy and give an interview to a reputable journalist recounting everything that happened,' according to a Cartagena city official.
The Colombian prostitute at the center of the Secret Service sex scandal, Dania Suarez, could be a future Playmate
U.S. secret service Colombian prostitute rumored to be future playmate
The Colombian prostitute at the center of the Secret Service sex scandal, Dania Suarez, could be a future Playmate, according to local media reports.
Suarez, 24, will allegedly 'pose nude in Playboy and give an interview to a reputable journalist recounting everything that happened,' according to The Miami Herald.
She attracted worldwide headlines following an incident at a hotel in Cartagena when she spent a night with a Secret Service agent who then refused to pay her the agreed price of $800 for her services.
Dania Suarez, 24, will allegedly 'pose nude in Playboy and give an interview to a reputable journalist recounting everything that happened'
Theresa Hennessey, a spokeswoman for Playboy, said there are 'no plans to post her pictures in the magazine.'
Larry Flynt, publisher of Hustler, revealed he has pictures but has not yet finished writing the article to accompany them.
'There is a public fascination with people in the media and I have little doubt that there is a market somewhere for images like this and a personal revelation of her version of the story,' said Richard Wolf an attorney for the entertainment industry.
Suárez leaped into notoriety after she provoked an incident at the Caribe Hotel with a Secret Service agent who refused to pay her the agreed price for a night of sex
The sex scandal has led to the resignation, retirement or firing of eight Secret Service agents while a ninth agent had his security clearance revoked.
Twelve members of the armed forces are also being investigated.
They all belonged to the advanced security team of President Barack Obama, who visited Cartagena April 14-15 to participate in the Summit of the Americas.
