Christy Newlin - Cop's Wife By Day, Prostitute by Night
Like Superman's alter ego, Clark Kent, Christy Newlin lives a double life. For part of it, she poses as a mild-mannered housewife of a sheriff's deputy in Oakland County, Michigan.
"Good morning dear. I hope you slept well. Here, I made you bacon and eggs. And coffee, too, yes, just how you like it. Two scoops of sugar and just a smidgen of milk. I love you too, dear. Be safe. I'll see you when you get home from work."
As her husband, Randy Newlin, pulls out of the driveway, 45-year old Christy Newlin peeks out the window to make sure he is gone. Then, she slips into a chair in front of her computer. It's time for business. She checks her website, where she advertises her "services" and rates ... $250 an hour. Then she checks her e-mail. Excellent. She has a client. Arrangements are made to meet at a discreet hotel. Christy Newlin strips out of her Clark Kent disguise and becomes Woman of the Night.
Woman of the Night travels to the hotel. Money changes hands. Dirty things happen. Woman of the Night returns home and resumes her role as Christy Newlin, the mild-mannered housewife.
12 years pass.
Fortunately, an anonymous caller tipped off Sherrif Michael Bouchard, ending Christy Newlin's double-life. She is currently free on bond and will face preliminary charges on Monday. Her husband has not been charged and claims he had no knowledge of her alter ego.
Can you imagine finding out that your wife has been whoring herself for the last twelve years of your marriage? Not even Superman could have kept that one hidden. We don't know if we should applaud her for her cunning or bitch-slap her into next week.

8 comments:
I vote for the bitch-slap.
Need to add-bitch slap the husband too for being an idiot for all those years. You would think he might have had a clue somewhere along the way.
Her husband apparently has his suspicions, although whether that means, "I thought she might be sleeping with another man" or "I thought she might be sleeping with the population of a small, rural town" I'm not sure.
Hubby knew, and ran clients names threw the crime computer, making sure they were not a cop. I know for a fact, and I bet the Detroit Police know, but dont want to embarass the force anymore.
How do you know for sure? I had my doubts that anyone could be completely ignorant for 12 years. He is a cop, right? Aren't they supposed to be good at sleuthing? Then again, the old saying "love is blind" comes to mind.
I have no urge to see this movie.
JJ
Okay Coco--how do you "know for a fact"? Are you a cop or a john?
The husband knew and approved. Candy Dancer -- her alter ego -- was very open about this.
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