The Eyes of the Law: Alberto Gonzales
Here's our latest legal celebrity sighting, for our occasional Eyes of the Law feature:
I've seen Alberto Gonzales walking the streets near Metro Center three times in the last month. Today he was walking with a blonde woman who was keeping a comfortable distance and not saying much. She looked like someone I should recognize, but didn't.
Hmm... Might it have been Monica Goodling?
Or maybe not:
I think the blonde woman may have been his wife? [Ed. note: Our source directed us to the photo at right.]
All three times have been right around the intersection of 13th and F Streets. Today he was walking west on F Street, and the last time I remember he was walking south on 13th Street. He was with someone then too, but it was a man, and so obviously not his wife. Can't remember the time before that.
Any idea what he's up to these days? BTW: he looks taller on TV, but then again I guess everyone does.
True; the celebrities we've met generally look smaller in real life. But there are some exceptions. E.g., Bill Clinton (who is taller in real life than you'd expect).
Have you seen a famous lawyer or judge out and about lately? If so, please email us. Thanks.
Update: We now think we know what Alberto Gonzales was doing in that part of town. See here.
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V&E (Alberto's former firm) is at 14th & F. Maybe he was visiting/asking for his job back?
Mrs. Gonzales is rather attractive.
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With such obvious lactation potential, Bush probably would love to add her to his herd on the ranch.
isn't that picture from when gonzo went to crawford and finally resign (post reputation ruined)
She has big ol' cans...
I had dinner with David Boies a few months back, does that count?
Baker Botts is in that area too. Maybe he's hitting them up for a job.
I am David Boies. Does that count?
I would like to place my face in between Mrs. Gonzales' breasts and make motorboat noises.
Hogan is 13th and F...
every day that AG wanders around metro center is better than the best days that his father had.
I once saw David Boies in the DC airport. I kept following him and saying his name. He'd look around and I'd pretend like it wasn't me. I did the same thing to a local tv personality I saw once at the state fair.
Yesterday I saw Alberto getting off the Metro at Metro Station. Oh how the mighty have fallen. No black suburban for you!
Good chance that he's going to see his lawyer. He hired George Terwilliger of White & Case to represent him in investigations arising out of his tenure at the DOJ, and White & Case is in that area.