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ACLJ Attorney Fired After Gay Sex Allegations Exposed
The Washington, DC-based
American Center for Law and Justice (ACLJ) has dismissed one of it's attorneys last week after allegations of gay sexual relationship swirled around the internet.
Here's a statement from the ACLJ,
"The employment of James Matthew Henderson, Sr.
with the American Center for Law and Justice - DC ceased effective
September 25, 2012. He is no longer affiliated with any ACLJ entity.
ACLJ will not comment further on this personnel matter."
According to two separate blogs,
Exposed Politics and
The Patriot-Ombudsman,
Henderson used his Facebook account to engage in activity with two
younger men. In published excerpts from the two blogs, Henderson may
have provided the men with alcohol and marijuana.
Here's what both blogs reported:
- The blog Exposed Politics
published an unconfirmed report accusing Henderson of creating a fake
Facebook page under the alias "Kyle Johnson." The article also featured
several videos showing an alleged Henderson driving in his car with a
young male.
- The blog Patriot-Obudsman reveals
2010 conversations which reportedly took place between "Kyle Johnson"
and his two male lovers, "Zach Payne", who was reportedly 19 at the
time, and "Julius."
"Kyle Johnson" offered marijuana to "Zach Payne" in the back-and-forth Facebook conversations.
The Huffington Post
reported they saw Facebook posts by Henderson that may have shown
references to his homosexual feelings through his alleged pseudo name
'Kyle Johnson':
"And I hate having live [sic] such a long time wish [sic] such a lie," Johnson writes in one post, as reported by The Huffington Post.
"I have pretty well concluded that for the sake of my own mental health, I am going to have to come clean," Johnson adds.
"I mean walking out of the closet and into the sunshine of day," Johnson concludes.
Reports also state that some written work Henderson did for
CBN's Pat Robertson, has been 'scrubbed' from their website. He also taught part time at Regent University which is founded by Pat Robertson.
Henderson, who is married with eight children, issued no statement and his attorney has made no comment either.
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