Kathy Willets

About Kathy Willets

Kathy Willets from New York, New York, and Broward County, Florida, posed for 23 covers, 2 photosets, and 14 videos, for Heatwave Video, before retiring in 2002.

BOOBPEDIA:
Kathy Willets (born Katherine Ann Morris is a former stock broker turned pornstar, feature dancer and escort, who was married to Jeffrey "Jeff" Willets. She gained considerable fame (or notoriety) during her arrest and subsequent trial in the early 1990s. Police began investigating her activities after an elderly client decided that he wanted Kathy all to himself, and mistakenly thought that going to the police would allow him to have her all to himself, not thinking that once he did go to the police, she would be investigated, and if charges were deemed appropriate, she would be charged with a crime.

In July of 1991, the Willetses were both arrested. Kathy was charged with prostitution, while Jeff was charged with living off the proceeds of prostitution; both were also charged with illegal wiretapping.[4] As details of the case emerged, a media frenzy centered around south Florida. Not only was Jeff Willets a deputy sheriff for Broward County, but the evidence seized included videotapes, notebooks, and other information that indicated that several of Kathy's "clients" had been prominent, wealthy members of the area's social and political scene.

Her story was carried on every major news program, and it caused a stir internationally. Her fame was so large that she actually received mail from foreign countries that were addressed only to "Kathy Willets, Fla. USA." Her exposure included shows on A&E, City Confidential, American Justice;, Court TV, CNN, MSNBC, "E" Channel, Fox News, UPN Extra, Hard Copy, Current Affair, Maury Povich, Geraldo, Jenny Jones, Sally Jesse, Sonya Live, and Larry King Live.

She was featured in Playboy, (Turkey) Playboy, Hustler, Gent, Score, High Society, Screw Magazine, Time, People, Newsweek, Woman's Day. International Publications: News of the World (London), Sun, Stern (Germany), numerous newspapers all around the world, Philippines, Singapore, too many to name.

Trial
During the trial, Kathy offered a unique defense. Her attorney, Ellis Rubin, claimed that Kathy was a nymphomaniac, driven by her uncontrollable need for sex. (Part of this novel defense claimed that Kathy's nymphomania was the result of her taking the anti-depressant medication Prozac.) Additionally, her husband was not able to satisfy her constant demands. During many of her encounters, Jeff Willets allegedly hid in a bedroom closet and videotaped the acts. The couple also reportedly recorded telephone calls with clients and kept detailed notes on their identity, sexual acts performed, and fees charged.