Wednesday, July 22, 2009

Sen. Stanley Confessed to Affair, According to TBI Affidavit

Posted by Jeff Woods on Wed, Jul 22, 2009 at 8:30 PM

click to enlarge McKensie Morrison
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In this sworn affidavit, TBI agent Doug Long says Sen. Paul Stanley confessed his affair with his legislative intern, McKensie Morrison, and admitted that he took pictures of her in his apartment. Also, according to the affidavit, Morrison's boyfriend, Joel Watts, told Stanley at one point in a text message that a reporter offered $7,500 for the pictures. More news from the affidavit:
[N]umerous phone conversations between Stanley and Morrison were conducted and monitored. There was also a conversation between Stanley and Watts. During the phone calls between Stanley and Morrison, Morrison informed Stanley she had seen some of the photos Watts talked about in his text messages. Morrison told Stanley they were photographs made in front of a mirror. Morrison also acknowledged she had talked with Watts and that he wanted $8,000.00 for the photographs.
The price just kept going up, according to the TBI. Eventually Watts demanded $10,000, and Stanley delivered the cash in a plastic bag just before Watts' arrest. Update: Memphis TV commentator Mike Fleming says, "There's something terrible going on here. And don't give me this stuff, they're doing it all over the country. Our interests are here and I think collectively they'd screw up a two car funeral procession. I hope that their wives get up there and smack the living crap out of them." Jackson Baker adds: "I'm quite sure there's people urging him to step down entirely and I'm quite sure he's likely to. I don't see him having a political future at this point."

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There is something coming, something huge, something that is going to blow everyone away. An evil is about to be exposed that will leave most of the Christian faith in ruins. By the year 2012 there will be a mass confusion in America and its people will feel lost. But it won't be because of the economy. It won't be because of war. It is going to rock the very foundation that most of its citizens have rested upon. Everything that most believe will be shown to be false. But it is time. It is time and things like this are just preparing the us for what is to come. Enjoy your church while you can because something is about to be seen that most won't be able to live with.

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Posted by ifyouknewmeyouwouldburnacrossinmyyard on July 23, 2009 at 2:09 AM

Well, that last post is a little wacky.

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Posted by dana C. McLendon III on July 23, 2009 at 7:10 AM

Wacky gives it too much credibility. And there is an implicit assumption that everyone who reads this blog is Christian.

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Posted by sueyyyy on July 23, 2009 at 12:24 PM

“To his credit he [Stanley] went above what many would do and called the cops when being shaken down...A lesser person would have caved, given the money and hoped it never came out.” - TN Rep. Stacey Campfield
Unbelievable. Stanley breaks his marriage vows and reveals himself as a breathtaking moral hypocrite, and Rep. Campfield is complimenting him on his behavior because he wouldn't allow himself to be blackmailed?
I expect that if Stanley robbed a bank, hid the cash for months and only surrendered when police surrounded his house, Campfield would praise him for not resisting arrest.
P.S. Sen. Stanley - Start blaming the liberal media immediately. You'll find that in the GOP Playbook right after the chapter titled "Pretend To Be A Good Christian To Get Votes."

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Posted by billp on July 24, 2009 at 3:33 PM

Guter Beitrag. Ich lese nun weiter hier im Blog.

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Posted by Pat Curatolo on March 2, 2010 at 2:57 PM
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