Investigators found that a Tennessee official boasted about having sex with 32 coworkers on an internet discussion forum, sparking the Department of Veteran Affairs’ sex scandal.
Knewz.com can provide information regarding the shocking probe that was started during the summer after there were worries about “a serious culture problem.”
One of the resigned workers allegedly had intercourse with at least thirty-two other women who worked there after the internal probe.
Also, in an online group forum on a government communication network, the man and many of those ladies boasted about their relationships.
That communication channel is intended to be used by VA representatives to talk about facility operations and veteran healthcare.
The probe turned up information on an orgy that involved at least 12 officials who work at the facility, according to Breitbart Newssources.
The location and time of the orgy are still unknown.
According to reports, at least two staff members acknowledged having sex on VA hospital grounds while the investigation was underway.
“It’s absolutely crazy that the culture would even permit this to occur in the first place, and it all begins at the top,” a senior congressional aide told the website.
The man who allegedly had sex with 32 different women resigned along with other officials after the shocking inquiry.
At least two other staff members were present, and the director of the Mountain Home facility resigned.
Concerned, the House Committee on Veterans Affairs wrote to VA Secretary Denis McDonough in July, requesting that he begin an investigation into the claims.
Committee Chairman Michael Bost wrote to McDonough again in August after not receiving a response from the Biden administration official.
Bost wrote to McDonough in September to inform him that whistleblowers have been in contact with Committee staff. He also included information about additional allegations of sexual harassment, sexual assault, and inappropriate interpersonal relationships at the Mountain Home VA that Committee staff had not previously been aware of and that facility leadership allegedly failed to adequately address.
He continued, saying, “The Committee believes there may be a serious culture problem at the Mountain Home VA as a result of this new information, which is extremely disturbing.”
Back in August, Sen. Marsha Blackburn made it clear that she supported the shocking inquiry.
“The claims of sexual harassment and sexual assault at the VA Medical Center in Mountain Home are grave and abhorrent, and American taxpayers deserve comprehensive and prompt answers from the Inspector General’s ongoing investigation,” Blackburn told a local media source.
Under the Biden-Harris administration, the VA has already been embroiled in scandal, and those responsible must answer for their actions.
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