Sniezana Kobeniak Pictures: Scandal Involving David Cameron Friend, Political Donor, David Ross

Pictures of Sniezana Kobeniak below....First picture of Sniezana Kobeniak from Facebook photo.
Photo: 30-year-old Lithuanian call girl, London resident Sniezana Kobeniak. Known to her clients as Karina Storm.

Call-girl scandal at home of key figure attached to UK's Conservative political party, who could become the next government of Britain, Sniezana Kobeniak scandal.

The woman at the centre of a call girl scandal rocking the British establishment has been named as Sniezana Kobeniak, and we have the first pictures.

Facebook picture: Sniezana Kobeniak claims to have been assaulted at home of close David Cameron pal and Conservative party donor.

Lithuanian woman Sniezana Kobeniak claims to have been assaulted at the home of David Ross, a powerful UK tycoon and friend of the British Conservative Party David Cameron. Sniezana Kobeniak has told British investigators that she was not given money she says she was owed for "services rendered".

Reports also said Sniezana Kobeniak claims a war of words broke out at the property of David Ross and a physical scuffle ensued. Sniezana Kobeniak says the incident happened last Friday in London.

30-year-old call girl Sniezana Kobeniak is said to have called police to the incident from outside David Ross's home in a uber-wealthy London neighbourhood, Belgravia.

Squad cars arrived around 5.30am Friday morning to the alleged incident and neighbours are said to have seen a blond woman matching Sniezana Kobeniak's description waiting outside the property, “with items of clothes missing,” while police attempted to investigate inside.

David Ross has denied all the allegations. Other reports suggested Niezana Kobeniak arrived at the property of David Ross with a party of others returning from a Thursday evening after function gathering.

Investigators were still seeking to interview multi-millionaire political donor David Ross for his version of events.

UK media say the Sniezana Kobeniak scandal threatens to embarrass the UK Conservative party, with leader David Cameron likely to become the next Prime Minister of Britain if current polling trends remain the same at the 2010 election.