Rep. Matt Gaetz Indicted For Attending A Drug-Fueled Sex Party With A 17-Year-Old Teen
Rep. Matt Gaetz is in deep mess after legal documents were filed in federal court late Thursday night which alleged that the Florida representative had attended a drug-fueled sex party with a 17-year-old girl in 2017. The allegations which were long denied by Matt Gaetz are based on sealed affidavits from three eyewitnesses according to Notus.
A civil lawsuit has been filed by Chris Dorworth, Gaetz’s friend and a lobbyist and as a part of the investigation, the witnesses were interviewed. The witnesses said that the teenager arrived in her mother’s car for the party which was taking place at Dorworth’s Lake Mary home on July 15, 2017.
The girl was a high school junior and has only been identified as A.B. in the sealed documents and was provided for Gaetz and the other attendees’ to engage in sexual activities.
A high school junior at the time, the girl who has been identified as A.B. in the documents, was allegedly provided for enjoyment and was there to engage in sexual activities. The witnesses also testified that alcohol, cocaine, ecstasy and marijuana were present at the party.
The news has evoked strong reactions among the netizens on social media with many demanding that authorities arrest Flordia Rep Matt Gaetz after court documents were filed on Thursday.
One user wrote on X, platform formerly known as Twitter
“I can’t wait for Matt Gaetz arrest,”
Another wrote on X,
“Lock Gaetz UP! Make America safer by putting him behind bars for a while,” another one added on the Elon Musk-led platform.
The 42 years old Florida representative from the Republican Party had vehemently denied the allegations.
The allegations were based upon sealed affidavits from three eyewitnesses.
As per Notus lawyers wrote in the filing
“The discovery taken in this case to date reflects that on Saturday, July 15, 2017 … Dorworth, hosted a party at his residence … with the following guests present: (1) A.B.; (2) K.M.; (3) B.G.; (4) Matt Gaetz,”,
The GOP-controlled ethics committee said in a press release in June that it was still investigating the Florida lawmaker if he had sex with a minor back in 2017 and transported her across state lines.
The committee in a statement said it was investigating several allegations which include sexual misconduct, drug use, accepting improper gifts, giving extra privileges and favors to persons with whom the congressman had personal relations and obstructing the government investigations of his conduct.
