DC Madam Commits Suicide

Posted May 1st 2008 1:00PM by TMZ Staff

DC Madame commits suicide Another scandal has racked the capital -- the DC Madam has committed suicide.

Police say Deborah Jeane Palfrey -- who allegedly ran an upscale call girl ring -- killed herself on Thursday at her mother's Florida home.

Palfrey was convicted on April 15th of money laundering, racketeering and using the mail for illegal purposes. She had yet to be sentenced.

Filed under: R.I.P.

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121. many high profile customers now she dead --- makes you want to go hummmmmmmmm

Posted at 4:20PM on May 4th 2008 by ron

122. I think that this so-called "Suicide" is really a Covered up murder. she knew too much and had too many Important peoples name s to throw out into the public and ruin so "They" killed her and made it look like a Suicide! Come on now this world id so Corrupt!!

Posted at 4:50PM on May 5th 2008 by Amanda

123. Maybe I am ignorant..But why are the Madam's prosecuted and yet the good old boys that use the service are not? If it is illegal to provide the service, then it should be illegal to participate in the service...

Posted at 7:14PM on May 5th 2008 by sweet baby

124. you people need to wake up here. the comment on "who the hell cares" , YOU SHOULD. I'm guessing you have never heard of William Rodriguez...maybe you should look it up. Miss Deborah Jeane Palfrey had information "they" didn't want stated in court. She was brave, rest in peace.

Posted at 10:28AM on May 6th 2008 by concerned citizen

125. Yeah, suicide, sure. I smell another Arkansas mafia special.

Posted at 9:40PM on May 11th 2008 by Troy

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