[EggsAckley]

With all of the strange news this week, my brain can't seem to retrieve any of the names of celebrities (and there are many) who have been "exposed" by the National Enquirer over the years.

Many of these are victims of complete lies and have won major lawsuits against the magazine. Just wish I could think of who they are.

Is it possible that this is just such an "exposee?"

[technomage]

Is it possible that this is just such an "exposee?"

Not in the normal sense as the prosecutors down there have already confirmed that their is an investigation and Rush's name has come up.

Now it is quite possible that that this maid has dreamed up the story to cover her, or her husbands, drug using ass and with the help of the NE they got their story out.

Could be one hell of a law suit coming NE's way on this one if the allegations are false.

[Rutles4Ever]

They said they sold him 11,900 tablets over six months in 2001. Many exchanges of drugs and money took place at a Denny's restaurant parking lot on Belvedere Road, they alleged.

Two things:

1. These two better get HARD TIME for dealing drugs.

2. The only way they would not get thrown in prison is if they were acting as informants for the authorities -- which begs the question, since when does the FBI offer 'immunity' or whatever to nab someone at a lower rung on the food chain?

This stinks to high heaven.

[Dante3]

Didn't Carol Burnette win a lawsuit against one of the tabloids as well as Condit's wife?

I do recall one story in a tabloid (not the Enquirer)which claimed that several of our senators are aliens.