A dental assistant claims her name is ruined because Eliot Spitzer's high-priced hooker stole her identity to appear in a "Girls Gone Wild" video.Amber Arpaio filed a federal complaint charging Ashley Dupre used Arpaio's lost New Jersey driver's license in the notorious 2003 video to hide the fact that she was a minor."She's single, she works in a dentist's office, and she leads a quiet, very private little life," Arpaio's lawyer, Robert Dunn, was quoted as telling the New York Daily News."Now when someone searches her name on the Internet, pornographic material comes up. The whole incident was very shocking to her, and it has become more and more upsetting. It's like a virus that's spreading on the Internet."
Arpaio, 26, of New Jersey, is suing Dupre, 23, and "Girls Gone Wild" impresario Joe Francis for more than $10 million, claiming identity theft, defamation and invasion of privacy.The video was heavily promoted after Dupre gained notoriety in March for her Spitzer romp.
We want to prevent this from happening again. 'Girls Gone Wild' veryeasily could have remedied the situation through a request for backupidentification. They didn't do that. It's grossly negligent ," said Joseph Fell, another lawyer for Arpaio, whose complaint was filed in federal court in New Jersey.
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