She allegedly attempted to extort $2 million from a well\u002Dknown athlete in exchange for not publicizing a video of his cocaine\u002Dfuelled romp with sex workers
He said Curow will not appeal in Canadian courts and will wait to tell her version of events at a trial.
According to documents filed in the extradition case, the athlete hired a female sex worker that he met online to come to his apartment one evening in February 2018. An hour later, a second woman arrived. The athlete disrobed, consumed alcohol and cocaine, watched pornography and requested the women “penetrate him with various objects not typically used for that purpose.”
Several days later, the athlete began receiving text messages from someone claiming the damaging video would “go away” if he paid compensation. He changed his phone number. The athlete’s wife, daughter and former companion also received Instagram messages.U.S. courts do not name the victim, referencing him as as a well-known American athlete and celebrity.
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