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Sep 15

Manhattan fitness club owner: Emails prove co-founder's lawsuit is bogus

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North County Times

Renee Linnell is suing business partner Billy Macagnone, saying his lothario ways tanked their fitness club.

The bad boy of a Manhattan fitness joint whos being sued for driving his business into the ground with his oversexed antics says his accusers just mad he dumped her.

Billy Macagnone, co-founder of Body Evolutions on E. 10th St., dished Friday on his ex, releasing emails that he says prove Renee Linnells lawsuit is bogus.

I was willing to give you everything. My body/My heart/My money/My life/My time/My energy. Everything.

And you chose Stephanie and TV and spinning instead, Linnell told Macagnone in an email filed in Manhattan Supreme Court.

Linnell, in a lawsuit filed last month, claims Macagnone ruined their fitness club business by sleeping with clients and then dumping them via Facebook.

Macagnones lawyer, Jeffrey Gold, said the intimate exchanges tell a different story.

In one email, Linnell is quoted writing: I threw myself at so many married men, I cheated, I used sex to get what I want . . . I really did honestly love you . . . thats all history.

Her attorney, Richard Cohen, said the newly filed emails are edited and incomplete.

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