Monique von Cleef

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Monique von Cleef was convicted and sent to jail. The jail matron was Jewish and so was Miss von Cleef's mother, so the matron kept a close watch on her and protected her.

In 1967, the United States Supreme Court overturned the ruling and Monique returned to her native Holland. In an important decision, the Court ruled that the Newark police over stepped their authority in raiding Miss von Cleef’s residence. The Court ruled 6-2 that she did not violate local obscenity laws with her “pay for pain” business and her alternative sexual lifestyle.

She became involved in an unusual mail-order romance and subsequent marriage to a wealthy older man in 1959. Monique and her husband both enjoyed kinky sexual practices but their marriage became a disaster because of her husband’s obsession with keeping Monique to himself. He kept her virtually a prisoner on their estate, guarded and watched by his servants, until he was killed in an auto accident.