Unbelievable Conspiracy: ‘Bling Ring’ Leader Hires Man To Rape Skin Care Expert Dawn DaLuise, Who May Have Been Framed For Hiring A Hit Man

Bringing the conclusion of an ongoing Tinseltown conspiracy, one of the leaders of the infamous “Bling Ring” burglar group was recently charged with hiring a man to rape skin care expert Dawn DaLuise–who had recently been accused of hiring a man to murder another skin care expert named Gabriel Suarez.

Nicholas Prugo was part of the “Bling Ring” crew of robbers who were caught stealing from some of Hollywood’s biggest stars–including Paris Hilton. The small gang of youngsters was so notorious that a film was made based on their crimes, starring Emma Watson. Now, Nicholas Prugo has expanded his criminal reputation even further after he and another man named Edward Feinstein were arrested for stalking skin care guru Dawn DaLuise and paying someone to sexually assault her, according to the LA Times.

The Los Angeles County district attorney’s office reported that Nicholas Prugo was brought into custody on Tuesday for placing an ad online soliciting men to stalk the skin care expert and her two daughters with the intention of invading her home. This was reportedly part of a rape fantasy request placed on Craigslist under the name and address of Dawn DaLuise. The lawsuit filed against Nicholas Prugo revealed that Dawn DaLuise had been receiving threatening emails since 2013, which suggests that the skin care guru’s information was posted without her consent.

Last year, Dawn DaLuise was put on trial for hiring a hit man to kill a skin care business competitor named Gabriel Suarez. Nicholas Prugo’s accomplice, Edward Feinstein told authorities that he and DaLuise were working together to make it appear as though Suarez was trying to have her raped.

Feinstein told detectives, “DaLuise had requested that he engage in the cyberstalking to make it look like a business competitor, Gabriel Suarez, was stalking her.”

Feinstein reportedly provided authorities with text messages to prove this accusation, as well as messages that suggested DaLuise had hired a hit man to kill her skin care competitor. But, according to People, Dawn DaLuise claims these texts, all taken out of context, were simply examples of harmless venting and even included “LOL” at the end.

She has since been found innocent of both solicitation of murder and solicitation of assault, but not before the arrest and trial essentially ruined her life.

“The miscarriage of justice is insane and overwhelming,” Dawn DaLuise revealed. “My life is decimated. [The authorities] shot first and asked questions later.”

But the skin care guru says she’s thankful, at least, that Nicholas Prugo and Edward Feinstein are finally facing justice for what they did to her.

Do you think Prugo and Feinstein were responsible for the whole conspiracy, essentially framing one skin care expert for hiring a hit man to kill another?

For another story about a skin care guru who led a less tumultuous life, read about the pioneer of skin care in the U.S.

[Nicholas Prugo image: Robyn Beck / Getty Images, Dawn DaLuise image: Los Angeles Sheriff’s Department]