Things are not-so-Dolce for this PR princess.
Ali Wise, the accused voice-mail-hacking ex-Dolce & Gabbana publicity director, was charged today with using SpoofCard software to compulsively break into and tamper with the phone messages of three more victims, bringing her total number of alleged victims to four.
The Barbie-esque publicist had been arrested in July for breaking into the telephone voice mails of interior designer Nina Freudenberger, with whom Wise had an ex-boyfriend in common. She lost her D&G job shortly thereafter.
Other alleged victims have since come forward anonymously to the Post to describe Wise busting into the voice mail systems of her perceived romantic enemies and competitors — and then listening to and even deleting messages.
Wise has admitted to hacking into at least one of the alleged victim’s phone messages.
“I used the SpoofCard to get into her voice mails,” Wise ‘fessed when cops asked about the alleged Freudenberger hacking, according to the criminal complaint against her.
Today, Wise, 30, clacked into Manhattan Criminal Court in her Louboutin stillettos — wearing head-to-toe black — and was told her legal troubles have quadrupled.
She now faces four counts each of computer trespass, eavesdropping, computer tampering, aggravated harassment and stalking. She faces anywhere from probation to four years prison if convicted.
As if to prove the anecdotally understood axiom that publicists are forever on the phone, Wise made at least 337 “hacking” calls into Freudenberger’s cell and landline voice mail systems, the criminal complaint against her says.
She made at least 137 calls into the voice mails of victim number two, at least 119 calls into the voice mails of victim number three, and at least 102 calls into the voice mails of victim number four, the complaint says.
Wise declined comment before zipping away from the courthouse in her hired Mercedes.
Sources have told the Post that prosecutors are investigating five or more total victims. The DA’s office would only confirm that their investigation into Wise is ongoing.