Berlusconi's harem of 14 glam women revealed
They lived rent-free in the estate and the billionaire politician gave them large sums of cash in return for sex , reports the Independent.
Milano Due was one of the first gated housing estates in Italy, a sprawling complex of flats set in landscaped gardens, built by Berlusconi himself in the 1970s when he was a thrusting young property developer.
With underground parking, a supermarket, bars and other facilities, it is one of the most fashionable addresses in theMilan hinterland.
But it is alleged that in his declining years the estate has also become the headquarters of what is, in effect, his harem.
Italian daily newspaper Corriere della Sera revealed its presence in yet another blow to the battered image of the prime minister as he prepares to defend himself against what could be the gravest crisis of his political career.
Prosecutors in Milan are demanding that he be put on trial immediately for having sex with an underage prostitute.
Karima El Mahroug, a teenage belly-dancer fromMorocco who trades under the name of Ruby Rubacuori (“Ruby heart-stealer”), revealed the existence of the flats.
A court recently lifted partially Berlusconi's immunity from prosecution for trial on a charge of having sex with the dancer when she was 17. Sex with a prostitute under 18 is punishable by upto three years in jail in Italy.
Moroccan Teen says she didn’t have sex with italian pm
Wellington A teenager at the heart of the latestSilvio Berlusconi scandal says she didn’t have sex with him.
Milan prosecutors are investigating whether the Italian Premier paid for sex with an underage girl from Morocco and then used the powers of his office to try to cover up the encounter. Berlusconi has slammed the probe, calling the claims “incredible and grotesque”.
The teenager, a nightclub dancer nicknamed Ruby, says the billionaire media mogul gave her 7000 euro when she came to a Valentine’s Day soiree at his villa but reiterated she didn’t have sex with him, reports Stuff.co.nz.
In an interview onSky TG24 TV , Ruby says that Berlusconi didn’t know she was a minor when she was invited to his villa near Milan last year ‘'because I told everyone I was 24”, not 17.
Asked why Berlusconi gave her the money at the first of several evening parties she said she attended at one of his villas outside Milan, Ruby replied, “'because I had just arrived in Milan and he knew of my difficult family situation” and wanted to help.
Milano Due was one of the first gated housing estates in Italy, a sprawling complex of flats set in landscaped gardens, built by Berlusconi himself in the 1970s when he was a thrusting young property developer.
With underground parking, a supermarket, bars and other facilities, it is one of the most fashionable addresses in the
When he moved into television, Berlusconi located the headquarters of Mediaset, his television company, here.
But it is alleged that in his declining years the estate has also become the headquarters of what is, in effect, his harem.
Prosecutors in Milan are demanding that he be put on trial immediately for having sex with an underage prostitute.
Karima El Mahroug, a teenage belly-dancer from
A court recently lifted partially Berlusconi's immunity from prosecution for trial on a charge of having sex with the dancer when she was 17. Sex with a prostitute under 18 is punishable by upto three years in jail in Italy.
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| Prosecutors want Silvio Berlusconi to be put on trial immediately, but the Italian Premier dismissed allegations as absurd and said the prosecutors were jealous they weren’t invited to his home for dinner |
Moroccan Teen says she didn’t have sex with italian pm
Wellington A teenager at the heart of the latest
Milan prosecutors are investigating whether the Italian Premier paid for sex with an underage girl from Morocco and then used the powers of his office to try to cover up the encounter. Berlusconi has slammed the probe, calling the claims “incredible and grotesque”.
The teenager, a nightclub dancer nicknamed Ruby, says the billionaire media mogul gave her 7000 euro when she came to a Valentine’s Day soiree at his villa but reiterated she didn’t have sex with him, reports Stuff.co.nz.
In an interview on
Asked why Berlusconi gave her the money at the first of several evening parties she said she attended at one of his villas outside Milan, Ruby replied, “'because I had just arrived in Milan and he knew of my difficult family situation” and wanted to help.
