August 11, 2010 8:25 AM

Kristina Hensley, Exotic Dancer, Arrested After Allegedly Hitting, Dragging Client With Her Car

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Edecio Martinez
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Kristina Hensley (AP Photo)

MONROE, Ohio (CBS/AP) Police say 35-year-old Kristina Hensley, an exotic dancer hired for a private show at a home near Cincinnati, struck her client with her car and dragged him for over a mile, killing him.

Hensley, of Higginsport, Ohio, about 55 miles south of Cincinnati, is being held on $50,000 bond. She has only been charged with fleeing an accident scene.

Police say a service called "Naughty Bodies" was hired to come to the home of 31-year-old Jae Cho early Saturday morning. CBS affiliate WKRC confirmed with police that Hensley was the "entertainment" for the night.

But something apparently went terribly wrong because police say that Hensley suddenly left in a hurry.

WKRC reports Cho followed her out of the house and was apparently trying to stop her when, according to police, Hensley's Ford Explorer hit him.

She then drove almost two miles to a gas station to ask for help. That's when the attendant discovered Cho was under the SUV.

Cho was pronounced dead at the gas station.

According to court documents obtained by WKRC, investigators seized a laptop, marijuana and drug paraphernalia when they searched Cho's home.

Police are still investigating.

A message seeking comment was left at "Naughty Bodies."


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by bethelgirl222 August 14, 2010 3:42 PM EDT
i already have thanks for the suggestion maxwell687 i feel horrible for the family of jae cho alls he wanted was some hot chick to come dance for him and he got a butt ugly girl that murdered him what a shame
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by maxwell687 August 13, 2010 9:08 PM EDT
Bethelgirl, maybe you should call the monroe police if you have dirt that can help them keep her in jail
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by bethelgirl222 August 12, 2010 5:32 PM EDT
yeah i know she has kids that her DAD has custody of because she is a PILL HEAD she deserves to go to jail for a long time she has robbed her friends my friends and probably yours too and no i will not keep my thoughts to myself free speech havent you heard of it i hope the prosecuters find all the dirt on her im sure they will there is plenty of it
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by maxwell687 August 13, 2010 9:00 PM EDT
bethelgirl, if you really want her to pay maybe you should call the monroe police and help them find the dirt you know about
by Momof2boys191 August 11, 2010 11:27 PM EDT
People have some respect! Yes, what she did is wrong, but she has kids, just think about her kids for a minute and would u like to see all of these things posted about your mother? Her kids are going through enough without having to read all of these nasty comments! Grow up and keep your thoughts to yourself for a change. All of us are not perfect!
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by trendygal85 August 13, 2010 10:04 PM EDT
I have complete respect for women who have to do what they can to put a roof over their children's heads and food on the table for them. Yet, Cho has been a friend of mine and my family's for over 13 years and regardless of how "great" of a mother Kristina Hensley is, it by no means is relevant nor does it dismiss the absolutely horrifying way that she killed my friend. Cho is someone's son, grandson, brother and friend so how do you think it makes his loved ones feel to see this story and pictures of his murderer all over the news? Yes, we are all not perfect but she chose the path she is going down herself. No one told her to drive to a gas station for help with a man stuck under her car. She made that decision herself, clearly not considering the consequences to Cho, his loved ones, herself and her loved ones. No one made her do what she did and she deserves to pay for the wrongs she has committed. Maybe Kristina Hensley should have thought of what her children might see or hear if she ran over a man and dragged him to his death. An eye for an eye, but may God have mercy on her soul.
by bethelgirl222 August 11, 2010 6:37 PM EDT
i know this girl and have for years she is as shady as they come she probably robbed the guy and thats why she was being chased she was in jail just a few months ago for an accident she caused while running from another man she had robbed while dancing and yes she does look better with a bag over her head shes nasty and justice should be served in this case she has gone to far to secure her oxycotin habit lock her up and throw away the key!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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by jmichael07 August 11, 2010 5:34 PM EDT
Lights, camera, Action!!! *sigh* Apparently some women actually do find it is degrading to be in that line of work--and will do literally anything to escape it, real or imagined.

It's a tough unforgiving time for thinking men to salvage opportunities for the wrong head at the wrong time. Women are not easily dissuaded from negative circumstance when they feel it's time to leave. Tsk. Wish poor Cho had some better sense than to throw himself on the "Go ahead...Do it" Hollywood spiel that, of course, in real life, would never earn him a second take...
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by Wildwood1966 August 11, 2010 3:18 PM EDT
rode hard and put up wet - but let's face it I bet this is not her "best look" she did have a bad night
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by 40Resolute40 August 11, 2010 2:21 PM EDT
She looks like a Meth Head.
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by deoppressoliber1964 August 11, 2010 1:44 PM EDT
"Hensley, of Higginsport, Ohio, about 55 miles south of Cincinnati......"

Wouldn't 55 miles south of Cincinnati be in Kentucky?

Hey CBS, your geography is pathetic.
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by workerdroid August 11, 2010 10:40 AM EDT
Is this picture above or below the waist? Regardless, it's a long way from attractive.
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by theskeptical1 August 11, 2010 12:27 PM EDT
Only if she put a bag over her head.
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