Speaking of, well, see below, Maximilia Cordero is now suing the New York Post for smearing ‘her.’ You’ll remember that Cordero came forward alleging she was raped by Jeffrey Epstein after word got around that the mysterious money manger would plead guilty to charges of soliciting prostitution down in Palm Beach. After she fired suit against Epstein for sexual misconduct when she was underaged, the Post printed stories alleging that Cordero was born a man.
And thus a new lawsuit was born. Now Cordero and her lawyer (and alleged sometime boyfriend) William Unroch have filed a lawsuit the Post, claiming it engaged in a smear campaign coordinated with Epstein’s flack Howard Rubenstein (who is also the publicist for the Post).
Radar has all the dirt, but here’s the dirtiest bit:

Conspicuously absent from the accusations is the Post’s revelation that Cordero was born a man. A source tells Radar that the initial filing of the suit by Unroch includes as an exhibit a birth certificate, which showed Cordero being born Maximilia Cordero, a woman. Reached by phone this weekend, Unroch (with Cordero commenting loudly in the background but declining to come to the phone), called the Post’s behavior “outrageous” but refused to address Cordero’s birth gender or the authenticity of the birth certificate originally filed. “She’s a woman,” Unroch tells Radar. So, why not go after the Post’s gender claims?
“It’s a slam dunk case whether she was born a cat, a dog, or a space alien,” Unroch says. He also claims to have phone records proving a series of calls between Epstein and the then-16-year-old Cordero. He names several Post reporters in the suit, including one from Australia, whose work status he says he plans to question along with the overall foreign labor use by the Post. “They came into my junkyard,” Unroch says, “and I’m a pitbull. And I’m going to bite them so hard that they’ll never do this to anyone else.”

And now back to your regularly scheduled pictures of Saudi Prince Alwaleed bin Talal.
Epstein’s Accuser Sics Law Dog On Page Six [Fresh Intelligence]

Comments (8)

  1. Posted by pierre | November 26, 2007 at 4:49 PM

    this case doesn’t have a third leg to stand on

  2. Posted by The Forehead Slapper | November 26, 2007 at 4:55 PM

    You mean that if you lie about what your gender is to someone, you would never lie about anything else?

  3. Posted by Anonymous | November 26, 2007 at 5:01 PM

    These degenerate trannies have no credibility anyway

  4. Posted by confused | November 26, 2007 at 5:48 PM

    I just don’t understand homosexuality

  5. Posted by Judge Ito | November 26, 2007 at 5:50 PM

    And now, Mr. Unroch, as to the credibility of your claims…

  6. Posted by Auto | November 26, 2007 at 6:30 PM

    well, is she is she or a he? did she/he change his/her sex?
    seems to me that having judge/jury look at his/her goodies will determine outcome. what does smearing have to do with anyhting.

  7. Posted by Anonymous | November 26, 2007 at 6:55 PM

    “seems to me that having judge/jury look at his/her goodies will determine outcome.”
    Umm I think that sort of thing is traditionally left to an expert witness doctor.

  8. Posted by Mep | November 27, 2007 at 1:06 PM

    I believe Unroch is wrong, if s(he) had been born a cat or a dog this would fall under the bestiality statute.
    As for if s(he) were born a space alien I can’t say, we never covered that.

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