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Prostitute ‘ran off with client’s cash’

A prostitute admitted to stealing €110 from a client during an argument over whether he should wear a condom, a police inspector told a court yesterday.

Elaine Muscat told the police she took the cash from her client’s car and ran away.

Inspector Tony Cachia said that on May 30, Edward Spiteri filed a police report that cash had gone missing from his glove compartment.

He said he happened to be driving through Testaferrata Street in Gżira at around 2am when he saw Ms Muscat signalling him to stop.

He stopped to see if she needed anything and she asked him if he wanted to have sex with her for €20. He accepted and the couple went to the Msida Yacht Marina.

According to Mr Spiteri, the couple got out of the car, sat on a bench and talked until she told him she had forgotten something in the car and vanished. He later found about €160 missing from the glove compartment.

But Ms Muscat, who is serving time in prison and was one of the witnesses in the case against the late Josette Bickle over drug trafficking in jail, gave a different version of events.

Mr Spiteri, she said, had approached her for sex and they went to Sliema together in his car.

However, they got into an argument because he did not want to wear a condom.

As he was removing his trousers, he took a stash of cash out of his pocket and put them in the car’s ashtray.

They were still arguing when she grabbed the cash and ran out of the car. She told the police the amount she took was €110 and not €160.

The case, before Magistrate Edwina Grima, continues.

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Karl Consiglio

Nov 22nd 2012, 22:47

I agree.

Gillian Snook

Nov 22nd 2012, 16:50

It's been going on since biblical times...... do you really think it could ever change?

Shamison Busuttil

Nov 22nd 2012, 17:32

i think it should be the other way round..legalise them so they keep off the streets. They should be tested for STD regularly and also pay taxes. The demand will be there forever - there is nothing wrong with two adults having sex.

L. Calleja

Nov 22nd 2012, 16:07

No Sex, No condom and a hefty Euro 130 bill plus fuel. Great night out!

Maria Barbara

Nov 22nd 2012, 16:19

It makes sense. It also makes sense that they would need to have regular checkups. It also makes sense that the money they earn they may (!) be able to keep for themselves not work for someone else with all the risks that they get into. Who will push for legalisation. Which government will dare legalise prostitution. I'm sure hell will rise. But it will be one of the most sensible legal acts ever.

Mano' Xerri

Nov 23rd 2012, 14:03

Yes ofcourse most definitly M Barbara, most sexual diseases is carried by women and they are the once that should be checked on a regular bases, its a well know fact that diseases of these nature is only transfered on to men by women. You know it makes sencde.

Karl Consiglio

Nov 22nd 2012, 22:48

I've been too, nothing to be ashamed of.

Joe Fenech

Nov 22nd 2012, 23:51

Kieku hallashoml drink lil 20 mara kien jiehu aktar value for money!

C Pace

Nov 22nd 2012, 11:54

Same here. A very petty case for a very trivial reason. SEVEN years with an average of 3 sittings per year - and I havent opened my mouth yet!!!

paul camilleri

Nov 22nd 2012, 13:59

maybe the court would charge them 20 euro per sitting the same rate the prostitute charged him also he is aloud not to wear protection just a jacket and tie

Mr Tony Gatt

Nov 22nd 2012, 09:48

Perhaps for disobeying 'Health and Safety' Regulations!

fred sammut

Nov 22nd 2012, 11:07

Steven these ppl do a risky job !!so if there s a pervect,he knows where to go...... They get paid & he s satisfied or a least hope so : ) , all the goverment has to do is legalise and TAX these wokers too.

they need to eat TOO. they are out like all the guys we hear on the news that the person is well known with the police for drugs or theft etc.....

Mr Karl Ciarlo'

Nov 22nd 2012, 11:46

Maybe the incident happened before she was jailed?

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