"Late Show" host David Letterman recognized on his show Thursday night that he'd had sexual relations with members of his staff and that he exposed those liaisons during grand jury testimony for a case involving an attempted extortion.
"I have a little story that I'd like to tell you," Letterman said as he launched into his exposure. "This morning, I did something I've never done in my life," Letterman told his spectators. "I had to go downtown to testify before the grand jury" and "tell them all of the sinister things that I've done."
The 62-year-old funnyman said he received a package three weeks ago from a person who claimed to have information about Letterman's sexual dalliances, eventually demanding $2 million to prevent public revelation.
Letterman said he went to the Manhattan District Attorney's office, which conducted an search and an arrest was made earlier in the day.
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"I have a little story that I'd like to tell you," Letterman said as he launched into his exposure. "This morning, I did something I've never done in my life," Letterman told his spectators. "I had to go downtown to testify before the grand jury" and "tell them all of the sinister things that I've done."
The 62-year-old funnyman said he received a package three weeks ago from a person who claimed to have information about Letterman's sexual dalliances, eventually demanding $2 million to prevent public revelation.
Letterman said he went to the Manhattan District Attorney's office, which conducted an search and an arrest was made earlier in the day.
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