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The third parties who were surreptitiously filmed in intimate moments across multiple locations, including fift- oh, sorry, it already said 15 additional...

All right, s- skirting on here, the Kentucky Castle in Versailles, although legal counsel has, Henderson has vehemently denied these civil claims, maintain that the complaint will be voluntarily dismissed, and no criminal charges at this point have been filed as federal agents review the evidence.

The ongoing scandal has completely de- halted development of the planned $92 million distillery in Kentucky of its flagship True Story whiskey venture, which has already faced over $1.5 million in pending breach of contract lawsuits from industry veterans and architectural consultants.

Yeah, I mean, obviously there's no charges, but some pretty bold allegations, and if they were to be true-

And, uh, and, and then alleging that, uh, you know, he had been recording and then Connor discovered it, and then did some further investigation both, uh, not only at the vacation home where they were at when he, he apparently discovered this, uh, uh, recording, that, uh, they then searched, uh, their personal residence, uh, uh, wife Julie and, uh, Wes's personal residence and found more there.

And then found some indication that, uh, some stuff done at the, um, you know, the Kentucky Castle too.

Um, so, you know, it's a, a terribly sad situation.

And then of course shortly thereafter, I, you know, the day it broke, I checked, uh, Angel's Envy, and he was on their website.

No, no mention of Wes at all.

Uh, he's been scrubbed from the site.

And then, uh, we heard shortly thereafter that he was, uh, taken out of his two companies as far as leadership roles of both True Story Whiskey as well as, uh, the Kentucky Castle.

And, uh, as we record this, uh, we just heard that a federal investigation is being, uh, started, uh, looking into, you know, what's going on, these alleged crimes.

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More now on last week's lead story about the scandal at True Story Whiskey and the Kentucky Castle Resort.

Homeland Security officials in Louisville have confirmed that they're investigating the case of secret videos recorded with hidden cameras at two homes belonging to True Story Whiskey founder Wes Anderson and his wife.

but won't give any other details.

As we reported last week, Henderson has been ousted as CEO of True Story and the Kentucky Castle.

The resort hotel's general manager told employees this week that no guests at the castle were filmed and called the accusations of hidden cameras, quote, malicious.

Wes Henderson has denied the allegations against him.

Yeah, it's E-P-

He owns the distillery here in Lexington or Louisville something, and it used to own the Kentucky Castle.

Oh.

Had cameras all over the Kentucky Castle.

Yeah, I heard about that.

Who fucked in the Kentucky Castle in the last 10 years?

He used to own, um...

So he's the founder of Angels in Envy.

It's a very large castle.

It's called the Kentucky Castle, and it sits up on a hillside between Lexington and Versailles, and people who aren't... don't know it's there, have to do a double take when they drive by it.

It's really something.

You see lots of heads turning when you're driving by because if you haven't seen it, it is really beautiful, but it looks a little out of place in

But the Herald-Leader and some other people media outlets, TV stations and the like have reported this.

And so the, the lawyerly disclaimer is we don't know anything about this independently.

What we know has been in the media, but the allegations are that, uh, hidden cameras were installed in various rooms at the Kentucky castle and guest rooms, but also in Mr. Henderson's homes, I believe both in Kentucky and Florida surreptitiously, uh, videotaping people in, uh, let's say, private acts.

And so that has had some pretty severe repercussions.