Information reaching Kossyderrickent has it that Matt Gaetz had sex with a woman he paid at a druggy fueled orgy party as receipts and text messages are available.
House Ethics Committee investigators have received text messages and receipts suggesting that a woman was paid for engaging in druggy orgies with Matt Gaetz.
The committee is anticipated to release a bombshell report on Gaetz, potentially leading to a move for his expulsion from the House.
In July 2017, she asked Greenberg for $500 and entered an emoji of a policewoman in the memo line.
The House Ethics Committee first opened an investigation into Gaetz in April 2021, but dropped it during the DOJ probe.
In the spring of 2021, Gaetz’s associate, who had also attended those parties, reportedly met with the woman to determine whether she had disclosed information and details about the gatherings to others.
The lawyer said his client felt intimidated and that the only purpose of the conversation was to keep her mouth shut.
The availability of vast amounts of alcohol and controlled substances gave rise to the lack of control of the hormonal imperative, which inspired people to engage in intimate behavior that may or may not have been because they were financially remunerated.’
The shocking revelation follows Gaetz’s spokesperson denying the congressman’s knowledge of the woman when ABC News reported text messages showing Gaetz had arranged a trip and his associate Joel Greenberg was paying her for sex.
The Ethics Committee reportedly had a meeting behind doors on Thursday to discuss the allegations against the Florida congressman.
According to her lawyer, the woman turned over text messages, photos and other evidence to the Justice Department and the House Ethics Committee.
She also testified before U.S. attorneys in response to a subpoena.
Venmo transactions reviewed by the Daily Beast show that the woman received approximately $2,500 from Gaetz’s now-imprisoned boyfriend Greenberg between March and July 2017.
Greenberg entered notes for these payments, including “travel,” “being cool,” “stuff” and the misspelled name of another Greenberg employee.