Ex-Governor of New York will not make accusations of embezzlement of funds for prostitutes

The former governor of New York Eliot Spitzer will not make charges of public spending on services escort service, CNN reported on 6 November. "Thoroughly investigate all the circumstances, we found no evidence of misappropriation of funds" - said the state prosecutor's office. The Public Prosecutor's Office did not find the composition crime that Spitzer transferred large sums of money on account of Emperors Club VIP, which provides sexual services.

Spitzer drew attention to the Tax Service due to the transfers of large sums of money to accounts escort service. In March 2008 he was forced to admit that is a customer service, and was forced to resign from his post as governor of the state. For different versions, as governor, Spitzer spent on prostitutes from 15 to 80 thousand dollars, but the evidence that it was taxpayers' money, rather than his personal, was not found.

Cpittser married and has three children. Until the election of the governor of New York, he served as chief prosecutor and the state earned a reputation rejects crime fighter.