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A WORLD EXCLUSIVE FROM WRESTLING NEWS DESK EDITOR MATTHEW COOPER

In a WORLD EXCLUSIVE interview with www.wrestlingnewsdesk.com , editors of Larry Flynt's controversial HUSTLER MAGAZINE gave new details on the Nancy Benoit nude photos that will be revealed in the magazine's upcoming edition.

At first, Larry Flynt Publications did not want to discuss the pictures on the record with anyone from the press. Calls to Mr. Flynt's offices, the executive offices, and editorial guru Bruce David's offices were all met with resistance. This is a different situation for Hustler, which usually thrives on controversy and being tasteless, and these pictures are from a time before Nancy became a wrestling star.
 
Indeed, Nancy Toffoloni Daus Sullivan Benoit was a major sex symbol in the wrestling world, as she sold a series of THE PRIVATE PHOTOS OF FALLEN ANGEL risque pictures through wrestling magazine ads in 1986. Before adopting the name WOMAN in Ted Turner's WCW and Paul Heyman's original Extreme Championship Wrestling promotions,  Nancy was known as The Fallen Angel, a sadomasochistic sex kitten beholden to Kevin Sullivan's implied Satantic Cult. Those photos can be seen here: http://www.wrestlingnewsdesk.com/WND/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=509&Itemid=1.
 
In the exclusive interview with Hustler's editorial staff, www.wrestlingnewsdesk.com was informed the photographs, which will appear in the Hustler issue to be released nationally on January 8th, were "taken over 20 years ago by radio disc jockey Mark Samansky."
 
Samansky was a hot radio dj at Rock 100 WDIZ in Orlando, Florida from 1983-1992, working the 5:30 - 10:00 am shift with Alan Baxter. The duo were billed as Baxter and Mark, and had a big following.
 
Based on the story behind the pictures, it would appear as though while married to her first husband Jim Daus, Nancy was considering going into a different field other than wrestling. Hustler claims "the photos were intended to springboard Nancy into the world of adult modeling. But before the photos could be sent anywhere, Nancy met and married wrestler Kevin Sullivan, beginning her life as a wrestling personality. While the original print negatives were destroyed at Nancy’s behest, the video survived."