Exposing the Corruption of the "Family Values" Party
Troy Hinchey was a Washington County deputy in Virginia. He was indicted in January 2023 for misdemeanor sexual battery committed while on the job. His trial is set for late June, 2023.
David Stone was a Richmond, Virginia, police officer. He was arrested in January 2023 and charged with fifty child sexual abuse material charges. The Sheriff’s office began investigating in 2022 when they got a tip from Southern Virginia Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force. They searched his home in November 2022. When his electronic devices were examined fifty images of CSAM were found including pictures of infants.
Deric Wallace Peacock was a youth pastor at South Hopewell Church of God. He was suspended in 2014 after being convicted of a procuring sex acts by computer of an individual believed to be under the age of 15. He was out on probation when he was arrested and charged with distributing child sex abuse material.
John Blanchard is the pastor of Rock Church in Virginia Beach, Virginia. He is an ardent Trump supporter who editorialized on behalf of Trump. He remains the pastor despite his 2021 arrest for soliciting a minor. He was talking to an undercover officer. He was told he was meeting for sex with a 17-year-old girl. He arrived at the spot with money for the transaction and was arrested by the police.
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.
Joseph Brody was the volunteer coordinator on Glenn Youngkin’s gubernatorial campaign. This is after he assaulted a police officer during the Insurrection according to the FBI. In addition, he has a long history of advocating violence against women. He approves of Eliot Rodger, the mass murderer, for targeting women. Online he harassed women and threatened them with rape.
Kevin Strom was a white nationalist and neo-Nazi who led National Vanguard, a short-lived splitter organization from the National Alliance. He was convicted of possessing child sex abuse material and sentenced to 23 months. He pled guilty in a plea deal while elocuting to his crime he basically argued he was not guilty.
His politics were white nationalist, patriarchal, and misogynistic. He wanted to abolish age restrictions for marriage and laws against marital rape. He thinks white supremacy works. He was concerned about falling white birth rates because women were working. He thought incest should be legal. He threatened to kill the President in 2009 (Obama) and was serious enough he was sentenced to sixteen months. He ran pro-pedophile and incel web sites.
Matthew Chappell was a candidate in the Republican primary for Virginia House District 11 and came in third with 18.5% of the votes in the first round. Ranked choice voting dropped him out in the fourth and final round. He got 18.5% of ballots even though his past sexual misconduct as a police officer in Georgia was revealed before the election.
In a decision that practically ensures more children will be abused, Miyares handed the investigation of Cumberland Hospital for Children and Adolescents off to a local prosecutor with a small staff, so the resources of the state and its investigators will no longer be brought to bear on an institution accused of neglect and abuse. More than three dozen women allege they were sexually abused. More than fifty people have filed suit against the hospital for abuse. The previous Attorney General Mark Herring had already prosecuted two staff, but now it will depend on what a small, local prosecutor can do. The prosecutor, T. Scott Renick, had not asked for jurisdiction to be returned.