Prostitutes Lindi

Lindi St Clair, also known as Miss Whiplash, is a British former prostitute, author, and political activist. Her dating history isn’t widely documented in public sources, unlike her career and legal battles. St Clair gained prominence through her work and her outspoken advocacy for prostitutes’ rights. She famously claimed a star paid her £3 for sex when she was 15, highlighting the darker aspects of the industry she worked in. Her life inspired characters, like Lindy in the show ‘1923’, portrayed as a prostitute hired by wealthy men.

Tax Battles and Legal Challenges

St Clair faced significant legal challenges, particularly with tax authorities. In 1993, she was taken to court for unpaid taxes. She argued that as prostitution was illegal, her earnings shouldn’t be taxable. The court ruled against her, stating income from illegal activities was still subject to tax. She attempted to register companies with names like ‘Prostitutes Ltd’ and ‘Hookers Ltd’, openly stating their purpose was prostitution. These attempts were blocked by the authorities.

Autobiography and Activism

Her autobiography, ‘It’s Only a Game: The Autobiography of Miss Whiplash,’ details her life, including her experiences with prostitution and the tax battles. She wrote about the struggles and contradictions she faced. A car crash in the 2000s reportedly led her to embrace religion. St Clair was also involved with the English Collective of Prostitutes, campaigning for sex workers’ rights and challenging laws. Her story intersects with other events, like the Steve Wright serial killer case, where she claimed he attacked her in the 1980s. While her professional life and activism are well-documented, details about her personal romantic relationships remain largely private.

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