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Bob Beckel, a political analyst who managed Walter Mondale's 1984 presidential campaign, paid a woman $300 per hour to visit his home on June 27 and 29.(snip)

During the visit, she performed oral sex on him and he revealed to her that he worked for a "major media syndicate." She asked if he could say something to her in code while he was on television, but he said he could not, according to the affidavit.(snip)

Tiffany saw Beckel again at his home from 3 to 6 p.m. June 29 and received a check for $1,300. She performed oral sex on him and she agreed that she would return to his house July 1, the affidavit states.(snip)

Officers subpoenaed phone records and subscriber information for the telephone number listed on Tiffany's Web page. The listing came back to Annandale resident Maryam Massihi, who had been convicted of running a prostitution ring out of Fairfax County, the affidavit states.(Snip)

According to the affidavit, Massihi had run the Fairfax County ring with 28-year-old Abdullah Hamid. Hamid and his partner, Eric Holland, would drive female escorts to different locations, where the women would perform sex acts on clients. The trio employed several women and Massihi trained the women and taught them how to act, the affidavit states.

Spies???? Gee, imagine using prostitutes and sex to get inside politics. It's never been done before, right? YIKES! Oldest trick in the book. I'd be looking at the owners of this ring more closely.