"Family Values" Conservative Sex Scandals: III

Originally posted by Adam_PoE
For the second time, the "Family Values" Conservative Sex Scandals thread has mysteriously disappeared, so here is a third. Had the previous threads not disappeared, the runny tally would be over 500 to date.

Andrew Lovisone, 29, of Greenwood, Missouri was arrested on September 17th, the Cass County Sheriff's Office reported.

A video on First Baptist Church Peculiar's Facebook page shows Lovisone's ordination service there in July. He was called as an associate pastor. He is charged with two counts of first-degree promoting child pornography, which is a Class B Felony.

The detectives also served search warrants in Cass County and Jackson County. Lovisone told a detective he used applications to download and share child sexual abuse materials, a court document states.

He also told the detective that police would find child pornography on his cellphone. Lovisone also admitted to downloading and uploading child pornography at his home and at the church.

A staff member at a church in Peculiar, Missouri has been sentenced after pleading guilty to child pornography.

Andrew Lovisone, 30, of Greenwood was sentenced on Monday morning in Cass County court to 10 years in the Missouri Department of Corrections. He pleaded guilty on May 6th to two counts of promoting child pornography.

During an interview with detectives, court documents say Lovisone confessed that he had been using applications to download and share child sexual abuse materials.

Lovisone also stated that the downloads and uploads happened at both the church and his residence after hours during the week.

Originally posted by Adam_PoE
The president of an evangelical get-out-the-vote nonprofit, which seeks to motivate Christian voters to promote "family values" and "biblical truth" in the public square, was charged Monday, November 4th with eight counts of possessing child pornography.

Jason Yates, CEO of My Faith Votes, was charged during a video court hearing in the District Court of McLeod County, Minnesota. State officials allege that from February 2023 to July 2024, Yates possessed a hard drive with digital pornographic images of minors under 14 years of age.

The Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension began investigating the 55-year-old Yates at the end of July after a relative, identified in court documents as Witness #2, accidentally discovered a hard drive containing over 100 images of child porn in Yates' office.

Just a few weeks before the hard drive was discovered, he published an op-ed in The Washington Times urging Christians to oppose "sexually deviant" messages aimed at children through LGBTQ issues.

"This infernal programming is being downloaded into our children, and it becomes far easier when it finds no resistance in our public square—when it is allowed to fill the void left by the absence of our faith," Yates wrote.

My Faith Votes, whose honorary national chairman is Mike Huckabee, is part of a loose network of nonprofit organizations rallying support for Donald Trump through get-out-the-vote operations, and Yates asked evangelical Christians over the summer to sign a pledge to vote in every election.

It literally never ends.

My Faith Votes CEO Jason Yates, a prominent conservative Christian activist, has pleaded guilty to possessing child pornography, months after his arrest.

Yates pleaded guilty to two of the eight felony counts of possession of child pornography that he had been charged with last year, in return for the dismissal of the other six counts. Each charge carries a punishment of as much as 10 years in prison.

My Faith Votes was founded in 2015 to mobilize millions of conservative Christians to vote in elections. Dr. Ben Carson previously served as the organization's honorary chairman.

A family member of Yates accidentally discovered a hard drive that contained child sexual abuse material. "The contents included over 100 sexually explicit images of children," with many of the photos on the drive believed to be of minors younger than 10.

A Gambrills man, who served as a pastor and worked as a teacher at a Christian school, has been arrested and charged with child sex abuse offenses.

William Jones, 58, faces more than 20 charges, including felony sex abuse of a minor, third-degree sex offense, and multiple counts of second-degree assault.

On May 1st, Anne Arundel County Police Officers responded to Elvaton Christian Academy in Millersville for a report of a sex offense complaint. Authorities met with the mother of a student who reported inappropriate sexual behavior by a teacher. While they were on scene, police met with another parent who reported similar inappropriate sexual behavior towards her child.

The investigation uncovered that Jones, who was the Pastor of Jessup Baptist Church in Jessup and a teacher at Elvaton Christian Academy from 2020 to 2025, was the suspect of the abuse.

Bond was set at $360,000 for Fort Pierce Commissioner James Taylor during his first appearance at the St. Lucie County Courthouse on Friday.

Taylor is facing 24 felony counts related to a multistate investigation of child exploitation.

In court, the judge read out charges, including six counts each of transmission of material harmful to a minor by electronic equipment, transfer or display of obscenity to a minor, and harmful communication to a minor; four counts of lewd computer solicitation of a child; and two counts of solicitation of transmission of child pornography by electronic device or equipment.

They said it started when an Illinois police department was notified by a mother about her 13-year-old girl receiving Snapchats from a man.

Officials there said the girl was only 12 years old when the conversations began and that they grew increasingly sexually explicit.

They said the suspect eventually sent nude photos of himself, in which they traced the Snapchat back to St. Lucie County and notified the sheriff's office.

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Oklahoma's top Senate leader said an inquiry is underway following "a bizarre and troubling situation" where two board members reported that they saw naked women on State Superintendent Ryan Walters's office television.

Senate President Pro Tem Lonnie Paxton, said the inquiry is being led by the Office of Management and Enterprise Services and "leadership at the agency is working through proper channels to initiate the investigation."

It was reported Friday that board members Ryan Deatherage and Becky Carson said they saw the pictures on a television in Walters's office during a State Board of Education executive session that was held July 24th.

"I was like, 'What am I seeing?' I kind of was in shock, honestly. I started to question whether I was actually seeing what I was seeing. I was like, 'Is that woman naked?' And I hate to even use these terms, but I said, 'Those are her nipples.' And then I was looking closer, and I was like, 'That is pubic hair.' Even right now, I couldn't even believe what I was watching," Carson said.

"This is a bizarre and troubling situation that raises serious questions about the events and what took place during yesterday's executive session at the Oklahoma State Board of Education meeting," Paxton said in a statement.

The conservative who wants Trump bibles in every classroom, forced daily prayers to Jesus, and purity tests to weed out "woke" and pro-LGBTQ teachers was caught watching medical examination porgnography in his office. What a ****ing shocker.

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State Representative Giovanni Capriglione, who authored Texas's trigger ban on abortion, said in a statement on Friday that he has never paid for an abortion.

The statement, posted on X, came after Alex Grace alleged that the Southlake-based Republican has "funded several abortions for his own personal gain."

The bombshell allegations were first reported on Friday by Current Revolt, a far-right publication.

Grace answered questions about what she described as a long-term affair with the married state representative. She said she met Capriglione in 2004 when she was an 18-year-old mother and exotic dancer.

"He was someone that portrays himself to be so anti-abortion. Yet he has funded several abortions for his own personal gain," she said.

Originally posted by Adam_PoE
State Representative Giovanni Capriglione, who authored Texas's trigger ban on abortion, said in a statement on Friday that he has never paid for an abortion.

The statement, posted on X, came after Alex Grace alleged that the Southlake-based Republican has "funded several abortions for his own personal gain."

The bombshell allegations were first reported on Friday by Current Revolt, a far-right publication.

Grace answered questions about what she described as a long-term affair with the married state representative. She said she met Capriglione in 2004 when she was an 18-year-old mother and exotic dancer.

"He was someone that portrays himself to be so anti-abortion. Yet he has funded several abortions for his own personal gain," she said.

A month after unveiling his reelection campaign, Texas House Republican and state DOGE Committee Chairman Giovanni Capriglione shocked the Texas capitol Tuesday by announcing he no longer plans to run.

The about-face came just after a bombshell interview surfaced Friday with an exotic dancer who maintains she had a 17-year affair with the conservative Dallas-Fort Worth-area lawmaker, who she also alleges paid for her abortions and made disturbing sexual comments about children.

Capriglione, who frequently touts his mission to uphold "family values," disputes the claims he paid for Grace to have the procedure he was responsible for outlawing in Texas.

In one of the interview's most explosive claims, Grace described becoming uncomfortable when Capriglione mentioned wanting to ejaculate into batter for cookies that would be sold at his daughter's bake sale.

In the video interview, Grace stated that Capriglione said he enjoyed the thought of children, particularly young girls, consuming his semen.

A youth pastor at a Kissimmee church, the eldest son of its lead pastor, is charged with sharing and storing child sexual abuse material.

Ezequiel Rodriguez, 22, of St. Cloud was charged Thursday with ten second-degree felony counts of possession of photos or videos of sexual performance by a child.

He made an initial appearance before a judge Friday and is held in the Osceola County Jail without bond.

Thursday, ICAC unit detectives served a search warrant signed the prior day, and 10 such videos, graphically described by detectives in the report, were discovered in Rodriguez's Kik account while conducting the search warrant at his Stockade Boulevard home.

The Sheriff's Office said Rodriguez, who is married according to the affidavit, is a youth pastor at Kingdom Conquerors Church in Kissimmee. He is also involved in the Youth Group, 180°.

A 61-year-old Mesa pastor was accused of molesting a 16-year-old member of the church who was meeting with him to help her grieve the recent loss of her brother. Stanley Jay was arrested July 23rd and ordered held on a $200,000 bond.

The pastor's wife sent an electronic message in late May to members of Worship Life Center Church that said Jay was stepping down from the church, according to court documents. The wife told a member of the church that there were explicit text messages between the pastor and the 16-year-old victim, the documents say.

The victim and her family were described in court documents as being friends with the pastor and his family. The victim and her mother had been "very involved" with Worship Life Center Church for several years, the document says.

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Originally posted by Adam_PoE
State Representative Giovanni Capriglione, who authored Texas's trigger ban on abortion, said in a statement on Friday that he has never paid for an abortion.

The statement, posted on X, came after Alex Grace alleged that the Southlake-based Republican has "funded several abortions for his own personal gain."

The bombshell allegations were first reported on Friday by Current Revolt, a far-right publication.

Grace answered questions about what she described as a long-term affair with the married state representative. She said she met Capriglione in 2004 when she was an 18-year-old mother and exotic dancer.

"He was someone that portrays himself to be so anti-abortion. Yet he has funded several abortions for his own personal gain," she said.

All of them and always

Originally posted by Robtard
All of them and always

Did you see he wanted to cum in his daughter's bake sale cookies, because he got off on the idea of children eating it? Sick ****.

Originally posted by Adam_PoE
Did you see he wanted to cum in his daughter's bake sale cookies, because he got off on the idea of children eating it? Sick ****.

I missed that part, the nasty piece of shit, but it totally tracks with Republicans being pedos.