‘D.C. madam’ may release numbers

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A federal judge on Thursday ruled that a woman accused of running a high-priced District of Columbia prostitution ring may make public 46 pounds of phone records containing former clients’ numbers.

Deborah Jeane Palfrey, known as the “D.C. madam” after she threatened to expose high-profile Washington officials, said she plans to release her escort service’s billing records to credible sources to help her track down witnesses for her defense.

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