PHOENIX - Tom Horne caused more than $1,000 worth of damage when he clipped another car in a parking garage and just drove off, in order, according to FBI agents, to conceal an affair he was having with his passenger.
Phoenix police records obtained Tuesday include detailed witness accounts by FBI agents who were following Horne, Arizona's attorney general, on March 27 as part of a campaign finance investigation. They said they watched him back his borrowed vehicle into a white Range Rover in the parking garage of a Phoenix residential complex.
FBI agents said that after the fender-bender, Horne and the woman, since identified as Carmen Chenal, who works for Horne, walked off and entered the residential area of the complex where Chenal lives.
The FBI report details how Chenal left the Attorney General's Office that day in a Volkswagen she'd borrowed from Linnea Heap, another employee at the office. Five minutes later, Horne left in his own gold Jaguar.
According to the report, they met up at a parking garage and emerged several minutes later with Horne, now wearing a baseball cap, driving the Volkswagen. From there, they went to the residential parking section of a garage at 202 W. Roosevelt St.
FBI agent Grehoski made it clear in several of the interview transcripts released that he believes Horne was hiding something.
"You know, we've heard that Tom is supposed to be honest to a fault," he told Heap during an interview about a month after the accident. "But he isn't," Grehoski continued. "He's driving someone else's car, crashed, and left the scene of an accident. Having some rendezvous with Carmen in her apartment. I mean, that's not ethical. That's not honest. That's slimy."
And in an interview with Amy Rezzonico, the spokeswoman for Horne's office, Grehoski says outright, "You've got a guy having an affair."
From there, they went to the residential parking section of a garage at 202 W. Roosevelt St.
Thoughts on Life, Love, Politics, Hypocrisy and Coming Out in Mid-Life
Wednesday, October 31, 2012
"Anti-Gay GOP Arizona Attoney General Caught After Hit and Run Accident While Having Affair
Wednesday, September 09, 2009
GOP "Family Values" Assembly Member Caught on Live Microphone Talking About Extra-marital Affairs
In another case of "you couldn't make this stuff up if you tried" category is this video from KCAL TV9, this video of Assemblyman Mike Duvall - a "family values" Republican unknowingly speaking about sex with two women into a live mic. He apparently did not realize the microphone was on during a legislative hearing. He talks about adulterous sex and spanking! Reportedly he has resigned from office. Here are some highlights from the San Francisco Chronicle:
An Orange County Republican resigned from the California Assembly Wednesday after a videotape surfaced of the lawmaker bragging about his sexual exploits with two women, one of whom reportedly is a lobbyist.
Assemblyman Mike Duvall, R-Yorba Linda, resigned soon after Assembly Speaker Karen Bass, D-Baldwin Hills (Los Angele County) stripped him of his committee assignments and ordered an Ethics Committee investigation of the two-term lawmaker. Duvall was recorded making lurid comments during an appropriations committee hearing in July when he apparently thought his microphone was turned off. The meetings are regularly recorded and archived by the Assembly.
In the recording, Duvall bragged about having several sexual encounters with the women. At one point he makes explicit comments about their sexual activity, adding: "So, I am getting into spanking her. Yeah, I like it. I like spanking her. She goes, 'I know you like spanking me.' I said, 'Yeah, because you're such a bad girl!'"
Yep, those family values Republicans like spanking women and lying to their constituents. Why is it 9 times out of 10 the cheaters who are into kinky sex are members of the GOP and not Democrats.
Friday, September 07, 2007
For GOP, Affairs Are OK if They Aren't Gay
The late Republican Congresswoman from Idaho, Helen Chenoweth-Hage, admitted to having an affair with a married man in the 1980s. That revelation didn't prevent her from getting re-elected.
Idaho Gov. Butch Otter, a devout Catholic, was convicted for DUI when he was a lieutenant governor and lost his marriage a year after meeting a Miss Idaho USA winner who was more than two decades his junior. They married last year. None of that has been a big problem for his fellow Republicans in a "red" state.
Former Sen. Bob Packwood of Oregon might have survived allegations that he made unwanted sexual advances toward female employees while in office, but the number of accusers was too big to push under a rug: 17.
