(HOLLYWOOD, CA) -- POP SINGER INTERRUPTED at Chowchilla, California Women's Prison. Pop singer Jody Babydol Gibson, convicted of being Hollywood's most notorious international "cyber-madam", has been sent to the Chowchilla Women's Prison known for the states most heinous criminals including murderers, muggers, drug dealers and bank robbers. All crimes that have victims.

Sources have revealed that Federal Internal Revenue Service Agents have begun an investigation of Gibson and will most likely indict her soon for Federal Income Tax Evasion.

The Los Angeles Times filed a 40 plus page motion with LA Superior Court two months ago demanding that the names of the famous Johns be released to them quoting constitutional rights that the people have the right to know who these men are.The motion remains outstanding. The LAPD stated that people listed in her "black books" are some of the nations well known actors, celebrities, corporate heads, politicians, doctors, and lawyers. Gibson and her attorney Gerald Scotti (John De Lorean trial) have continued to keep these names secret.

Gibson's music career although interrupted, is still available to the public through well known music web site MP3.com and her own site http://www.babydol.com