Disgraced New York Congressman Anthony Weiner is now facing an Ethics Committee investigation to determine whether or not he violated any House rules, and RadarOnline.com has exclusively learned that the women embroiled in Weinergate could be called to testify.

Los Angeles powerhouse attorney Mark Geragos, who has represented numerous high profile clients, including Roger Clinton and Susan McDougal, tells RadarOnline.com: "The Ethics committee could issue subpoenas for the women involved in the scandal. If subpoenaed, they are required to appear, by law."

Weiner's woes don't end there -- Geragos reveals that the embattled lawmaker's government issued cellular phone records and government computer hard drives could also be admitted for evidence in the investigation.

Anthony Weiner's weepy apology hasn't protected him from a House of Representatives probe.

Just one hour after admitting that he sent a lewd photo to a 21-year-old student via Twitter and confessed that he has had "inappropriate conversations" with at least six women, Democratic Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi called for an United States House of Representatives Ethics Committee violation investigation for the embattled New York congressman's dalliances.

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"The picture was of me and I sent it," Weiner admitted during a shocking press conference Monday.  He also said: "I am deeply regretting what I have done, but I am not resigning."