Fox News' Judge Napolitano forced New Jersey waiter to engage in 'bizarre sex act,' suit claims

[left-of-center2012]

Fox News legal analyst Judge Andrew Napolitano forced a man he met at a New Jersey restaurant to engage in a “bizarre sex act" involving father-son role play, a shocking new lawsuit claims. James Kruzelnick says in a suit filed Monday in New Jersey Superior Court that he met Napolitano while working as a waiter at the Mohawk House restaurant in Sparta. The prominent analyst relentlessly pursued Kruzelnick and groped him in the men’s bathroom, the suit states.

Kruzelnick claims he wanted to keep the friendship with the Fox News celeb 20 years his senior strictly platonic. But he was also “flattered by the fact that Napolitano, a famous television personality, was interested in spending time with him,” the suit reads.

On Sept. 6, 2015, Kruzelnick visited Napolitano’s home and the Fox News host allegedly revealed his fetish. Napolitano entered the living room with his pants down and declared “I am really into certain things” and “I want you to do something for me,” the suit reads. “Napolitano walked up to Plaintiff’s chair, and suddenly threw himself onto Plaintiff’s lap. Napolitano then told Plaintiff that ‘I want you to start slapping me really hard,'" the suit reads. “Before Plaintiff could say anything in response, defendant Andrew Napolitano then demanded that James Kruzelnick spank his exposed buttocks while Napolitano masturbated on his lap.”

Kruzelnick said he wasn’t into the “sex game” but Napolitano insisted, according to the suit. "Just f--king do it!” Napolitano allegedly said. “Napolitano then demanded that James Kruzelnick call him ‘son’ while Plaintiff played the role of “daddy,” and spanked Napolitano,” the suit reads.

Kruzelnick is the second man to recently accuse Napolitano of sexual abuse. A South Carolina man, Charles Corbishley, sued earlier this month, alleging Napolitano sexually abused him while presiding over his arson case in the 1980s. Napolitano stepped down from the bench in 1995 and became a legal analyst (at Fox News).

https://www.nydailynews.com/new-york/ny-fox-news-napolitano-bizarre-sex-act-assault-suit-20200928-toelftxj7fbrfl654ujcqngfuy-story.html

[NRaleighLiberal]

1. kinda looks like Johnny Sack

(for Soprano fans)

[Cirque du So-What]

3. He's a sack alright

Sack’o’shit.

[Blue Owl]

9. The bizarre act was a father-son Sack race

[Roland99]

2. valid claims or a concerted effort to get a sometimes trump critic off Fox?

not like Fox couldn't just not renew his contract or find some other reason to let him go

[Squinch]

4. That was my first question.

[TheBlackAdder]

6. Yeah, odd timing.

[brush]

16. Sounds fishy to me too. Wonder if these charges, said to have happened...

five years ago, have anything to do with the judge's outspoken criticism of trump?

Just asking. These people play real dirty.

[yardwork]

17. Maybe it's both. Maybe it's true but the Republicans protected him while he followed the script.

[hlthe2b]

5. I have no idea re: but it seems so coincidental this comes after his having called Trump out on his

lies and false legal claims for several months now in light of the report that Barr met with Murdoch and tried to have him removed.

This is just the kind of OTT and vicious set-up I would expect from Trump-Barr. I don't know, obviously, but I have no problem giving Napolitano some benefit-of-the-doubt for now.

[The Magistrate]

7. The Timing Is Odd, Sir

These charges broke shortly after he said a few sensible things about the cheap thug's actions.

Something similar occurred with the Fox White House correspondent --- a sane comment or two was followed by scandal and dismissal.

I am not one given to searching out 'the hidden hand', but this sort of thing in quick sequence does stir my curiousity to wonder how many of these hacks have skeletons in various closets ready for use to jerk them back into line, or to deploy pour encourager les autres.


"Once is happenstance. Twice is coincidence. Three times is enemy action."

[yardwork]

18. I agree, Sir. It reminds me that Cohen described how Trump would "catch and kill" negative stories.

I suspect that Trump is blackmailing a lot of people. As long as they remain loyal and on script, negative stories are suppressed. If they step out of line, the stories are released.

I'm assuming the stories are true.

[Efilroft Sul]

8. Here comes the judge.

[UTUSN]

10. He's not anti-SHITLER, has to attempt to approximate a bit of professional integrity

by dissenting about SHITLER when the issue is inescapably unlawful, prejudicial.

And he didn't "turn" on SHITLER for not being nominated for something, just probably couldn't pass the background checks.

***** I realize these points aren't the main topics, am just picking up from previous threads on the NAPster.

[KWR65]

11. OMG! People have sex.

[lindysalsagal]

12. My first response was

Odd for a man to be on the receiving end of a man demanding sexual compliance against his will..

Women have always been pressured by men. This time, it's a guy's turn. But of course, he's more likely to be taken seriously: Non-compliance from a man seems tough and brave. Women aren't always granted that same respect for defending their own autonomy.

[njhoneybadger]

13. Well why the fuck did he go to Napolitano's house if he was groped in the bathroom.

I live in the area and it seems like almost everyone is a tRump humper.

[LAS14]

14. Oh, for crying out loud. Grow up Kruzelnick. nt

[Boogiemack]

15. The "extortion" tone is set at the top.

All of the FOX group is suspect to me. You can't be that nasty to others without having some kind of perversions yourself.

[not_the_one]

19. I don't find anything wrong with a little "role play" sex, AS LONG AS...

it is consensual, neither party feels abused in any way, and no tax payers dollars are spent on medical resources repairing the results of said consensual role playing sexual escapades.

What I DO find absolutely reprehensible, disgusting, beyond the pale, and deserving of the absolute maximum of humiliation, shame and revulsion is the one participant being a member of Fox News.

THAT is a bridge too far...