Toronto Sun reports "Layton found in bawdy house: says Ex-cop"

  There are two types of Massage Parlours . One is a therapudeic massage parlour and the other gives you what they call extra service. In this story by the Toronto Sun Jack Layton appears to be in the full service Massage Parlour. He was never arrested or charged with anything. His wife says she knew he was there.
    

     This story comes at a critical time for NDP leader Jack Layton The story is below. Do you think this story is true ?

 Story by SAM PAZZANO

 TORONTO - Jack Layton was found laying naked on a bed by Toronto Police at a suspected Chinatown bawdy house in 1996, a retired Toronto police officer told the Toronto Sun.

         The stunning revelation about the current leader of the New Democratic Party comes days before the federal election at a time when his popularity is soaring.

         When the policeman and his partner walked into a second-floor room at the Toronto massage parlour, they saw an attractive 5-foot-10 Asian woman who was in her mid-20s and the married, then-Metro councillor, lying on his back in bed.

        Layton was cautioned by police and released without being charged.

         Olivia Chow, Layton's wife, denied her husband had done anything wrong in an e-mail statement late Friday night.

        "Sixteen years ago, my husband went for a massage at a massage clinic that is registered with the City of Toronto," Chow wrote. "He exercises regularly; he was and remains in great shape; and he needed a massage.

       "I knew about this appointment, as I always do."

       In a letter from his lawyer, Layton recalls "being advised by police at the time that he did nothing wrong."

       What police say happened on Jan. 9, 1996, was recorded in the former cop's notebook, which was reviewed and photocopied by the Toronto Sun.

     The former Asian crime unit officer, who requested anonymity, details a prior police raid on the "premise currently ID as a bawdy house" looking for underage Asian hookers and a subsequent follow-up visit to the two-storey brick storefront on Jan. 9.

      At first the policemen didn't realize they were interviewing one of the best-known Toronto politicians who was married to Chow, also a Metro councillor and now the incumbent NDP MP for Trinity-Spadina.
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