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Here's The Queens Apartment Where Weiner Sent Topless, Pussy Photos


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Jen Chung

Published Jun 9, 2011

Modified Jun 9, 2011


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Weiner's topless photograph appears to be taken in his Forest Hills home

 

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Here's proof that Rep. Anthony Weiner wasn't sending his sext partners messages and photos from his Congressional office—at least some of the disclosed photographs were taken from the Forest Hills, Queens apartment he shares with (now pregnant) wife Huma Abedin. The couple had put the two-bedroom condo on the market, but the Post said they "suddenly yanked the condo off the selling block a few days ago, said a broker with Madeleine Realty, which was handling the sale." If you look at the listing photographs, you'll notice some things:

Weiner enjoyed making time to engage in flirty and sexxxy online chats, which has prompted House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi to call for a House Ethics inquiry. Of course, we'll wait for someone else to do analysis of where the naked cock shot was taken.

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Jen Chung is a former WNYC and Gothamist editor.

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