It’s deep October, and that means it’s the time of year when sports fans are willing to do just about anything to get their hands on a pair of World Series tickets. Susan Finkelstein is a Phillies fan. A self-described “gorgeous tall buxom” Phillies fan willing to get “creative” in exchange for some stubs.

As the lawyer of Phillies fan Susan Finkelstein denies allegations that she offered an undercover police officer sex for World Series tickets, new pictures on Facebook have surfaced that appear to show a happy and somewhat reserved woman whose online image is greatly at odds with the portrayal by Pennsylvania police.

“I know the cops need to police the Internet for Craigslist, but going after a 44-year-old married lady trying to get to World Series tickets, that’s way over the top,” Finkelstein’s lawyer, William Brennan told Crimesider Wednesday in a phone interview.

“I am kind of a Phillies fan, but I could not name the 1980 starting lineup, but she can. She is for real,” he said.

Susan Finkelstein, 43, was arrested and charged with offering sex in exchange for World Series tickets. Finkelstein faced serious prostitution charges. Finkelstein placed an ad in Craigslist to solicit sex in exchange for World Series baseball tickets.

In an ad posted on Philly Craigslist at 3:36 pm yesterday, Finkelstein said:

Diehard Phillies fan — gorgeous tall buxom blonde — in desperate need of two World Series tickets. Price negotiable — I’m the creative type! Maybe we can help each other!