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McKibben belongs to the board of two corporations related to Honey’s. The club was slated for demolition after following guilty pleas by the other members of the board — identified in the lawsuit as Frank Colacurcio Jr., Frank Colacurcio Sr.’s nephew Leroy Richard Christiansen, longtime associate David Carl Ebert and Steven Michael Fueston, manager of a Tacoma club also closed through the plea.
Writing the court, McKibben’s attorney Kristine Costello argued that her client’s business partners’ “illegal and improper management and operation of Honey’s resulted in the signing and entry of the plea agreements.”
“The plea agreements adversely affected the business and finances of (McKibben) and were entered into although a conflict of interest existed,” Costello continued.
Federal prosecutors had accused Colacurcio, his son and the three men of profiting from prostitution at four Seattle-area strip clubs. They alleged that the strip clubs — Rick’s in Seattle, the already closed Sugar’s in Shoreline, Fox’s in Tacoma and Honey’s — were used as fronts for prostitution that allegedly garnered the men $25 million in the four years preceding the indictment.

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