An article ran in the Huffington Post about the phenomena of college women engaging in paid arrangements with older men. He was recently single following a divorce, but still wealthy, even after sharing some of his fortune with his ex-wife.
She was from Tempe, Arizona and at least 15 years his junior. Sex was not contracted for, as that is illegal in Arizona. If the arrangement was working out after the month, the fee would be recharged again for subsequent months. He met the woman and, not surprisingly, they had intercourse.
My client decided this sort of arrangement was not for him after the 4 th date and he declined paying for another month of dating. He told her he was not interested and then ignored her relentless calls. A few weeks later he received an envelope in the mail.
Inside was a handwritten note and an ultrasound picture. He contacted me in a panic and told me that he had engaged in sex with her 4 times and wore protection each time. She texted him to see if he received the picture and said she wanted to keep the baby.
He was petrified and we needed a game plan. I printed all of the texts and emails she had sent him since she announced the pregnancy. Something was odd about the writing style. After staring at them for a while, it was obvious that there were different writing styles in the emails. Was this a scam? Had she done this before?
