Prostitutes substantiate Mosley’s story
07/08/08 Four women who took part in sadomasochistic role-playing with motor racing chief Max Mosley told a court Tuesday that the event was not the “Nazi-themed orgy" described in a tabloid newspaper.
Mosley, 68, is suing the News of the World for invasion of privacy over a March story that alleged he attended a five-hour sex session in which participants played concentration camp inmates and guards.
Mosley, the son of late British fascist leader Oswald Mosley, acknowledges a lifelong interest in sadomasochism, but said Monday that he found the idea of Nazi sex fantasies abhorrent. He said he and the women acted out a German prison scenario, but without any Nazi aspect.
On Tuesday, one of the women — labeled “Mistress Switch" by the newspaper — told the High Court that she organized “spanking parties" attended by Mosley, whom she knew as Mike.
The woman, whose identity is protected by a court order and was called “A" in court, said Mosley was “an extremely charming, mild-mannered and interesting man." She denied there were Nazi overtones to their activities.
“I would not contemplate putting on such scenes, which I would find distasteful, and I would expect most people to be disgusted at the suggestion of a Nazi theme and respond similarly," she said.
She said that S&M role-play was “like children playing Cowboys and Indians, it's adults having fun."
Another woman, identified as “D," said the scenario they acted out that day was a “prison fantasy."
“I did not see anything Nazi," she said. More at Globe and Mail [Related Article]