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969: Robert Morris

Child Sexual Abuse Material

Robert Morris was the Assistant Dean of Wave Leadership College, a Christian college for pastors that closed in 2022. WLC was so conservative it partnered with Choices Pregnancy Center, a fake clinic. He was sentenced to 6 years in prison for possessing more than 500 child sexual abuse materials. Before that, he was kicked out of the Navy for misconduct and sexual harassment.

621: William R. Luckey

Child Indecency, Child Molestation

Luckey was arrested, charged with sexually abused a ten-year-old and offering an enticement to a minor under sixteen. He pleaded guilty to misdemeanor offenses of sexual battery and attempted sexual battery in a plea deal. He was sentenced to two years in jail, one year for each offense. Then the jail sentence was suspended. So the only time he served was the time between his arrest and being released on bail – eighteen days. He has two years probation and must register as a sex offender.

183: Ken Starr

Enabling, Organizational Cover-Up, Rape Culture, Uncategorized

Ken Starr is most infamous as the sex-obsessed independent counsel who chose to include prurient sexual details in The Starr Report and in the Senate trial questioning of Monica Lewinsky. That is not why he is featured on this list even though his desire to humiliate and debase Lewinsky certainly displayed misogyny. However, it was in his role as the President of the largest Baptist school in America, Baylor University, where he earned complete ignominy by covering up the rapes of several women enrolled as students there. Protecting the football players was much more important than protecting women. It seems even today Baylor University would like to pretend it never happened.

96: Lawrence Scott Ward

Child Molestation, Child Rape, Child Sexual Abuse Material, Trafficking

Lawrence Scott Ward was an Ivy League professor at Harvard Business School and later at Wharton. He was hired by major companies as a consultant making him a rich man. He was the Chairman of the Marketing Department at University of Pennsylvania. He also founded a nonprofit called the Rebound Foundation which included faculty and students at Penn, in order to help “troubled kids.” It was easy access for Ward to exploit and abuse these kids and he took full advantage of it.