Trial About Documents About the Group "Eagles" Reveals Details of Don Henley's Sexual Exploitation of 14-Year-Old Girl

 

Weird how #MeToo just completely skipped over leftwingers like Don Henley, huh?

Shocking never-before-seen documents from an ongoing trial concerning allegedly stolen Eagles lyrics shine new light on an infamous night in 1980 when Don Henley was arrested after a teen overdosed at his home.

Henley has always maintained that the overdose happened during a going-away party packed with crew members as the band began a lengthy post-'70s hiatus. Henley was charged with giving cocaine to a minor, but said he took the rap to protect the others.

What An Hero. What An Stand-Up Guy.

He also has maintained that he never had sex with the teen.

"There were roadies and guys in my house -- we were having a farewell to the Eagles," Henley told GQ in 1991. "I got all of them out of the house; I took complete blame for everything. I was stupid; I could have flushed ev�erything down the toilet. I didn't want this girl dying in my house. I wanted to get her medical at�tention. I did what I thought was best, and I paid the price."

A contemporary letter written by Henley to a Santa Monica probation officer, now introduced into evidence in the unrelated current trial, tells a very different story.

Rather than taking place at a party, Henley writes that he was depressed and alone when he called an escort service.

He admitted the fourteen year old girl did a lot of coke in his presence.

In the letter, Henley says he tried to have sex with the teen before she mentioned that she didn't feel well. He was in the bathroom getting her aspirin, according to the statement, when she began to have a seizure.

Henley called for help, but the teen appeared to have recovered by the time paramedics arrived....

News reports said investigators confiscated 22 grams of cocaine and five ounces of marijuana, as well as Quaaludes and other drugs. The underaged escort, apparently still naked, was charged with prostitution while her 15-year-old friend was arrested for being under the influence of drugs.

Henley later pleaded no contest to a misdemeanor charge of contributing to the delinquency of a minor. He was ultimately sentenced to two years probation and a $2,500 fine.

As I read this story, I wondered if this scumbag pedophile -- and he is a pedophile; there is no mistaking a fourteen year old girl for an adult -- wrote "Dirty Laundry" as his "I'm the real victim here" cri de coeur.

Apparently, he did just that. The song is the whine of a pedophile who's angry that he got caught.