Feb 222018
 
 February 22, 2018  Posted by  Breaches, Court

Gov. Eric Greitens of Missouri was indicted on Thursday on a felony invasion of privacy charge, threatening his hold on the leadership of the state and creating chaos across Missouri’s political landscape in an election year.

The St. Louis grand jury’s indictment accused Mr. Greitens, a first-term Republican who was seen as having ambitions for higher office, of photographing a nude or partially nude person without the person’s knowledge or consent in 2015. The indictment said Mr. Greitens then transmitted the photo in a way that allowed it to be viewed on a computer, which prosecutors said made the crime a felony rather than a misdemeanor.

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  One Response to “Gov. Eric Greitens of Missouri Indicted on Invasion of Privacy Charge”

  1. Greitens is, I take it, another of these “family values” Republicans we hear so much about

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