Reality TV private eye ‘Parco P.I.’ goes to trial for ‘setting up sex tape sting to blackmail a woman and stop her testifying against his client, Samuel Isreal, who’s accused of sexually abusing her when she was 12’
New York based reality TV private investigator goes to trial for ‘setting up sex tape sting to blackmail a woman and stop her testifying against his client who is accused of sexually abusing her as a minor’
Vincent Parco, 69, is scheduled to face a New York court on Monday for his involvement in an alleged blackmail scheme
He was charged with trying to silence a woman into not cooperating in the prosecution of a male relative who allegedly sexually abused her as a 12-year-old
Parco, who was the star of Parco, P.I. TV series that aired in 2015, was paid $17,000 by his client and child sex abuser Samuel Israel
Israel pled guilty in 2018 and was sentenced to eight years in prison for witness tampering and criminal sexual act involving the victim
Parco, has maintained his innocence
Parco in turn allegedly hired Tanya Freudenthaler to set up the tryst and lure a relative of Sam Israel’s accuser into a tryst with two escorts
He allegedly secretly filmed a hotel sex encounter between a prostitute and a relative of the sex abuse victim back in 2017
Star of reality TV private investigator ‘Parco P.I.’ , Vince Parco [photo], is accused of trying to silence a woman into not cooperating in the prosecution of a man who sexually abused her as a child.
In 2017, former reality show star Vincent Parco was hired by the accused man, Samuel Israel, of Borough Par, who is also a relative of he accuser, to make sure the now-adult woman didn’t testify, according to the Brooklyn DA’s Office.
A former reality TV private investigator is set to go to trial for an alleged blackmail scheme in which he is accused of secretly recording a sex tape to try and stop a woman from testifying against one of his clients.
Parco, who was the star of Parco, P.I. TV series that aired in 2005, is accused of trying to silence a woman into not cooperating in the prosecution of a man who sexually abused her as a child.
Parco, 69, is scheduled to face a New York court on Monday after being charged with unlawful surveillance, promoting prostitution and tampering with a witness.
Prosecutors say Samuel Israel hired Vincent Parco in 2016 to secretly film a hotel sex encounter between a prostitute and a relative of the sex abuse victim
At the time, Assistant District Attorney Adam Libove said “[Parco] told investigators he’s done this many times before — that is, has a woman meet somebody, videotapes them having sex, and that video is used to discredit them in court”.
Prosecutors say Israel hired Parco as his private investigator after he was charged in 2016 for sexually abusing the woman when she was 12 years old.
At the time of his arrest, the alleged rapist Samuel Israel rejected a plea deal that would have seen him jailed for five years.
He was banned from contacting the victim or her family after an order of protection was issued.
Israel allegedly enlisted Parco’s services so he could record the embarrassing video images of the family member in the hotel room to allegedly get the victim to stop cooperating against Israel.
The private investigator was allegedly paid $17,000 by his client and sex abuser Samuel Israel, to secretly film a hotel sex encounter between a prostitute and a relative of the sex abuse victim back in 2017.
Prosecutors claim Parco allegedly asked Tanya Freudenthaler to lure the family member to a hotel room in Sunset Park in Brooklyn in December 2016 where secret cameras had been installed.
“Parco’s actions and statement demonstrate that he’s repeatedly and deliberately impaired the the integrity of the court system,” ADA Adam said.
Parco, Israel and Freudenthaler were all indicted in the alleged blackmail attempt in September 2017.
Israel pled guilty last year and was sentenced to eight years in prison for witness tampering and criminal sexual act involving the victim.
Parco has maintained his innocence.
His reality TV show aired in 2015 for two seasons and following cases involved with his family’s private investigation firm.
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