A lawyer Manhattan high-profile with links to accused Mrs Anna Friday was raided by investigators who road Gristina paperwork drawn boxes.
The seizure on veteran David Jaroslawicz of Bureau of the Prosecutor came as an accountant and two young women accused of prostitution were also involved in the sensational case.
Jaroslawicz, who has produced several plays, found himself in the biggest legal drama in the city actors like detectives descended on his lower Broadway building.
The upstate home where he is bound to lives with her hunky husband and four children Gristina — and, according to a well-placed source, at the e. 78th St. building where they reportedly ran a brothel $ 10 million.
If the case unfolded, he hired top-flight legal eagle Ben Brafman, which "nothing illegal" insisted on was gone.
"I spoke with the da's office," Brafman said. "They told me that he was not a target of the investigation. That's it. "
Jaroslawicz, 65, has represented women in sex suits against Brett Favre and the Sultan of Brunei. During the go-go days of the first Internet boom, he carved out a niche that women who were sexually harassed at dot-coms represents.
"Many of these guys think they the new masters of the universe," he told the news back then. "They mix up reality and virtual reality and go treat women as objects."
Now he becomes entangled in the persecution of matchmaker and Jaynie Mae Baker, Gristina are accused of selling women in high-powered men for $ 2,000 per night.
Jaroslawicz owns a 20 hectare country retreat in Monroe, N.Y., directly next to the Gristina, 44, property rents. Records with him as the "manager" of the company that owns the property, too.
A law-enforcement source said he is also being investigated in connection with the upper East Side building where Gristina reportedly had a stable of beauties rich and powerful johns service.
Records with Diana Ruhl, 42, and her husband, Jonathan, as principals in the Corporation that owns the building. She is a lawyer from Ridgewood, n.j., whose family has real estate interests. She refused comment.
Prosecutors have said in court that the owner of the e. 78th St. love nest is a male "lawyer friend" of Gristina which essentially functioned as her partner.
"[He] invests her money, helped her set up her business and helps to make her money laundering," Assistant District Attorney Charles Linehan told a judge last month.
"He has in fact locked up money for hair should this ever happen so they have to make money if they will come."
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