Rep. Tim Moore allegedly used his political influence to bed a former Apex Town Council member’s wife, and then to keep the affair under wraps.
North Carolina’s House Speaker is accused of hiring a lackey to plant a camera outside the home of a former employee — whose wife he allegedly subjected to years of “degrading” sex acts.
Lassiter claims to have found the camera inside his flower bed in the early hours of June 1, on what would have been his and Jamie’s 10th wedding anniversary. Six nights later, the lackey returned at 3:18 a.m. to retrieve the camera but realized it wasn’t the one he installed and tried to destroy it, the lawsuit alleged.Scott Lassiter and his wife Jamie separated in December after Jamie admitted to the affair, but refused to break it off out of fear of retaliation.“John Doe is currently an unidentified defendant. We would like to identify him as soon as possible so that he can be named and served in Mr.
She admitted to the affair in December after an assistant principal at a middle school took a picture of the duo leaving a steakhouse together, but later refused to break up with him “for fear of retaliation,” despite hoping to save her marriage. “[Lassiter] angrily told Defendant Tim Moore that he did not want any political favors,” the lawsuit states.Jamie admitted to her affair after she was spotted leaving a restaurant with Moore in December.
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