Spaghetti: A pizza delivery man told a jury how Alexis Wright, pictured, stripped for him when he delivered her order . A pizza delivery boy told a jury yesterday how the woman at the center of the Zumba prostitution scandal 'made (his) day' when she stripped in front of him and tipped him generously after he delivered spaghetti and meatballs to her door. The risque details came as a landlord who rented an office to Alexis Wright testified that he became suspicious about her profession when tenants heard 'groaning and moaning' coming from the workspace and claimed he found a box of adult toys and used condoms nearby. The two men were among the first to give testimony in the trial of Mark Strong Sr., an insurance businessman charged with 13 counts that accuse him of helping the fitness instructor engage in prostitution in the dance studio in Kennebunk, Maine. Wright, is accused of having sex with scores of local Johns at her studio, an office across the street and at her home. Authorities have said she videotaped clients without their knowledge. She will be tried later. Christopher West, a landlord who rented office space to Wright, testified he began receiving complaints from other tenants within a couple of weeks. He testified about loud music, moaning, groaning and laughter coming from the office. He became suspicious when he witnessed men coming and going. He told police he intended to evict Wright but was asked to hold off because of an ongoing investigation. After police executed a search . warrant, he said, he discovered a box of adult toys, a bin of used . condoms and baby wipes and a massage table. An agent seized two video . cameras, including one that was hidden. On trial: The two men were among the first to give testimony in the trial of Mark Strong Sr., pictured, an insurance businessman charged with 13 counts that accuse him of helping the fitness instructor engage in prostitution in the dance studio in Kennebunk, Maine . Dan . Racaniello, manager of a pizza shop next to the studio, testified that . when he delivered spaghetti and meatballs with garlic bread, Wright came . to the door wearing only a towel, which she dropped to reveal she was . naked. He said she paid $40 for the $8 meal and told him to keep the . change. 'She fussed around with her wallet and off goes the towel. I felt awkward,' said Racaniello, who left her apartment stunned by the nudity and the generous tip, saying, 'It made my day.' Strong and Wright have pleaded not guilty. Strong helped Wright launch her Pura Vida dance-fitness studio by co-signing for her lease and loaning money with commercial notes that were repaid with interest. He contends he didn't know about allegations of prostitution, and testimony on Thursday indicated that he didn't sign any documents related to the rented office. Opening statements: Attorney Daniel Lilley, who is representing Mark Strong Sr., gave his opening statements in the Zumba prostitution case in York County Superior Court, Alfred, Maine on Wednesday . Prosecution: York County Deputy District Attorney Justina McGettigan, pictured, opened the case for the prosecution on Wednesday, Feb. 20, 2013 . The defense contends the married . Strong engaged in bad behavior by having an affair with Wright but . didn't engage in criminal conduct. Prosecutors, meanwhile, contend . Strong communicated frequently with Wright about business details via . video chat, email and text. The . case has generated attention because of the size of the operation . alleged by prosecutors and police and its location in a quaint seaside . village near Kennebunkport, home of the Bush family's Walker's Point . summer compound. A lawyer who has seen a client list says it includes more than 150 names. Law enforcement officials say Wright kept meticulous records suggesting the sex acts generated $150,000 over 18 months.Strong's wife of 30 years and several other family members were in court on Thursday. Tried later: Wright, is accused of having sex with Johns at her studio, an office across the street and at her home. She will be tried later . Affair: The defense contends the married Strong engaged in bad behavior . by having an affair with Wright, pictured left and right, but didn't . engage in criminal conduct . Afternoon testimony was delayed by a . letter sent to attorneys from a law firm representing the town of . Kennebunk. In the letter, a lawyer said personnel documents cannot be . released and lawyers were informed that the documents were purged under . union rules. The defense contends Strong was targeted by Kennebunk police because he was looking into allegations of unprofessional conduct by its officers. And the defense intends to delve into the background of the lead investigator, including a protective order sought against her and an extramarital affair with her police supervisor that led to a reprimand. Justice Nancy Mills expressed frustration that prosecutors had been aware of the potential wrinkle for more than a week without telling her. Delays have plagued the trial. Jury selection was halted twice because of legal action, leaving potential jurors in limbo for weeks before selection was completed and opening statements were delivered on Wednesday.
The two men were among the first to give testimony on Thursday in the trial of Mark Strong Snr .
Strong is charged with 13 counts that accuse him .
of helping fitness instructor Alexis Wright engage in prostitution in Kennebunk, Maine .
Wright is accused of having sex with scores of local Johns at her dance studio, office and home and will be tried at a later date .
Landlord Christopher West said he found a box full of adult toys and used condoms at the office he rented to her .
Spaghetti: A pizza delivery man told a jury how Alexis Wright, pictured, stripped for him when he delivered her order . A pizza delivery boy told a jury yesterday how the woman at the center of the Zumba prostitution scandal 'made (his) day' when she stripped in front of him and tipped him generously after he delivered spaghetti and meatballs to her door. The risque details came as a landlord who rented an office to Alexis Wright testified that he became suspicious about her profession when tenants heard 'groaning and moaning' coming from the workspace and claimed he found a box of adult toys and used condoms nearby. The two men were among the first to give testimony in the trial of Mark Strong Sr., an insurance businessman charged with 13 counts that accuse him of helping the fitness instructor engage in prostitution in the dance studio in Kennebunk, Maine. Wright, is accused of having sex with scores of local Johns at her studio, an office across the street and at her home. Authorities have said she videotaped clients without their knowledge. She will be tried later. Christopher West, a landlord who rented office space to Wright, testified he began receiving complaints from other tenants within a couple of weeks. He testified about loud music, moaning, groaning and laughter coming from the office. He became suspicious when he witnessed men coming and going. He told police he intended to evict Wright but was asked to hold off because of an ongoing investigation. After police executed a search . warrant, he said, he discovered a box of adult toys, a bin of used . condoms and baby wipes and a massage table. An agent seized two video . cameras, including one that was hidden. On trial: The two men were among the first to give testimony in the trial of Mark Strong Sr., pictured, an insurance businessman charged with 13 counts that accuse him of helping the fitness instructor engage in prostitution in the dance studio in Kennebunk, Maine . Dan . Racaniello, manager of a pizza shop next to the studio, testified that . when he delivered spaghetti and meatballs with garlic bread, Wright came . to the door wearing only a towel, which she dropped to reveal she was . naked. He said she paid $40 for the $8 meal and told him to keep the . change. 'She fussed around with her wallet and off goes the towel. I felt awkward,' said Racaniello, who left her apartment stunned by the nudity and the generous tip, saying, 'It made my day.' Strong and Wright have pleaded not guilty. Strong helped Wright launch her Pura Vida dance-fitness studio by co-signing for her lease and loaning money with commercial notes that were repaid with interest. He contends he didn't know about allegations of prostitution, and testimony on Thursday indicated that he didn't sign any documents related to the rented office. Opening statements: Attorney Daniel Lilley, who is representing Mark Strong Sr., gave his opening statements in the Zumba prostitution case in York County Superior Court, Alfred, Maine on Wednesday . Prosecution: York County Deputy District Attorney Justina McGettigan, pictured, opened the case for the prosecution on Wednesday, Feb. 20, 2013 . The defense contends the married . Strong engaged in bad behavior by having an affair with Wright but . didn't engage in criminal conduct. Prosecutors, meanwhile, contend . Strong communicated frequently with Wright about business details via . video chat, email and text. The . case has generated attention because of the size of the operation . alleged by prosecutors and police and its location in a quaint seaside . village near Kennebunkport, home of the Bush family's Walker's Point . summer compound. A lawyer who has seen a client list says it includes more than 150 names. Law enforcement officials say Wright kept meticulous records suggesting the sex acts generated $150,000 over 18 months.Strong's wife of 30 years and several other family members were in court on Thursday. Tried later: Wright, is accused of having sex with Johns at her studio, an office across the street and at her home. She will be tried later . Affair: The defense contends the married Strong engaged in bad behavior . by having an affair with Wright, pictured left and right, but didn't . engage in criminal conduct . Afternoon testimony was delayed by a . letter sent to attorneys from a law firm representing the town of . Kennebunk. In the letter, a lawyer said personnel documents cannot be . released and lawyers were informed that the documents were purged under . union rules. The defense contends Strong was targeted by Kennebunk police because he was looking into allegations of unprofessional conduct by its officers. And the defense intends to delve into the background of the lead investigator, including a protective order sought against her and an extramarital affair with her police supervisor that led to a reprimand. Justice Nancy Mills expressed frustration that prosecutors had been aware of the potential wrinkle for more than a week without telling her. Delays have plagued the trial. Jury selection was halted twice because of legal action, leaving potential jurors in limbo for weeks before selection was completed and opening statements were delivered on Wednesday.
a landlord who rented an office to Alexis Wright found a box of adult toys and used condoms nearby. The two men were among the first to give insurance businessman charged with 13 counts that accuse him of helping the fitness instructor engage in prostitution in the dance studio in Kennebunk, Maine. Wright, is accused of having sex with scores of local Johns at her studio, an without their knowledge. She will be tried later. Christopher West, a landlord who rented office give testimony in the trial of Mark Strong Sr., 13 counts that accuse him of helping the fitness