Jasmine Crockett's Pastor Who's Seeking Her House Seat Wired $2,000 to Woman Who Mailed Him Topless Photo, Lawsuit Claimed
Rep. Jasmine Crockett's (D., Texas) pastor, now running with her endorsement to replace her in Congress, wired thousands of dollars to a female "mentee" who had sent him topless photos in the mail at his church, according to a lawsuit. The
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Rep. Jasmine Crockett's (D., Texas) pastor, now running with her endorsement to replace her in Congress, wired thousands of dollars to a female "mentee" who had sent him topless photos in the mail at his church, according to a lawsuit.
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