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Amy Fisher Sex Tape
In October 2007, the New York Post published allegations that Fisher's husband, Lou Bellera, sold a sex tape of the couple to Red Light District Video, of Los Angeles. Nude pictures of Amy from the video were posted at a variety of internet sites, and on November 1, 2007, a teaser clip was released by Red Light District Video that showed a nude Amy showering and sunbathing. Of note were a tattoo surrounding her navel and breast augmentation.
The video also features unusual and explicit dirty talk.
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Name : Amy Fisher
Birth Date : August 21, 1974
Birth Name : Amy Elizabeth Fisher
Birth Place : Long Island New York, U.S.
Height : 5' 9"
Profession : Actresss / Model
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Fisher was born in Merrick, New York to an Italian American mother and a Jewish-American father. Fisher (then aged 16) met Joey Buttafuoco in May 1991, when she took her car to his auto shop for repairs, shortly after which they began a sexual affair. In August 1991, when Fisher needed money, Joey set her up to work with an escort agency, and the affair continued while Fisher was apparently working as a prostitute. Fisher apparently asked Joey to leave his wife, Mary Jo (who knew nothing of their relationship) but he refused.
On May 19, 1992, Fisher, then aged 17, had an accomplice drive her to the Buttafuoco home in Massapequa, New York. She got out of the car and rang the doorbell. When Mary Jo Buttafuoco answered the door, Fisher told her that Joey was having an affair with Amy's younger sister, providing a t-shirt advertising Joey's auto body shop for her "proof". When Mary Jo turned away, excusing herself, Amy shot her in the head on the front porch, then fled.
Mary Jo was severely injured and paralyzed on the right side of her face, but survived. She was able to describe the t-shirt that her assailant had been wearing as one from her husband's auto body shop. Joey realized the shooter was Fisher, to whom he had given the shirt as a gift, and identified her to the police.
The crime and the back story drew a great deal of interest from the press. A movie production company offered the Fisher family $80,000 for the movie rights, which was accepted and then used to post bail.
Fisher was charged with multiple counts, including attempted murder, but pleaded guilty to one count of assault in the first degree, and in December 1992 was sentenced to 5–15 years in prison
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