A few weeks ago, police were called to a New York City hotel room where Charlie Sheen was found intoxicated and naked, having caused thousands of dollars of damage to the room. Sheen subsequently dismissed the incident as “one bad night” and said the media was blowing it out of proportion.
Turns out that Sheen’s “date” for the night was 22-year-old porn star Christina Walsh, who goes by the name Capri Anderson, whose online porn site is operated by a company called “Medium Pimpin.” She was paid as Sheen’s escort for the evening:
Capri Anderson was hired to escort Charlie Sheen to dinner, but the night ended with her locked in a hotel bathroom in fear for her life, she says.
“Towards the latter half of the night, it got really bad. He started yelling racial slurs,” Anderson, an adult film actress, tells ABC News. “But it wasn’t until he put his hands around my neck that I really thought to myself, you have gotten yourself in a bad, bad situation.”
What “racial slurs” was Charlie yelling? Hollywood is happy to tolerate a famous star with a penchant for booze, drugs, hookers and violence. But racism? That’s intolerable.
UPDATE: There’s video of the “Good Morning America” interview and excerpts like this:
“He was calling me a whore a lot. And he was yelling things like, you F-ing bitch. If you don’t come out here, I’m going to kill you. If I get in there, you’re going to be sorry. If I get in there, you . . . whore, you whore, whore. Like he just keep screaming and slamming on the door,” she said.
As to the term “whore”: (a) Capri Anderson’s business is having sex in front of cameras for money; and (b) her fee for escorting Sheen to dinner was reportedly $3,500. There seems to be some dispute as to whether other services — beyond mere social companionship — were included for that fee.
We still haven’t learned what sort of “racial slurs” Sheen was (allegedly) shouting, or in what context he was shouting them.
UPDATE II: Sheen’s manager Mark Burg, who is also executive producer of Two and a Half Men, cleverly seeks to undermine Capri Anderson’s credibility: “This is a woman who, for the right amount of money, sleeps with strangers.”
Uh, Mr. Burg, isn’t it a well-documented fact that your client is a man who spends money to sleep with strangers?
Why should we believe him instead of her? Because he’s a rich Hollywood celebrity and she’s not?
