Corporate office takes over gyms operated by wife of man accused of secretly filming family members

Corporate office takes over gyms operated by wife of man accused of secretly filming family members

KENTUCKY (WKYT) - Four gyms operated by the wife of a Kentucky bourbon-maker accused of secretly videotaping family members have been taken over by its corporate office, according to a report by the Lexington Herald-Leader.

Burn Boot Camp said in a release that its vice president of marketing, Trish Pena, has taken over day-to-day operations from Julie Henderson.

Henderson recently emailed members saying they were not being secretly filmed.

In its release, the company said it was not aware of any allegations, investigations or lawsuits involving the gyms, and that Henderson was fully cooperating with them, according to the Herald-Leader.

Julie’s husband, Wes Henderson, was recently accused in a lawsuit of using hidden cameras to film family members in various states of undress and during intimate moments.

The U.S. Department of Homeland Security has opened an investigation into the allegations and is currently reviewing a substantial amount of data.

Wes Henderson, the founder of Angel’s Envy, was relieved of his duties as the CEO of TKC Distilling.

TKC owns The Kentucky Castle in Versailles, where some of the filming is alleged to have taken place.

No charges have been filed against Wes Henderson.

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