‘Be a Good Boy’: Lawsuit Graphically Accuses Fox News Star Andrew Napolitano of Sexual Assault!

[army judge]

Jurisdiction

US Federal Law

Did this guy do \/


what this guy alleges? \/




A federal lawsuit filed by South Carolina resident Charles Corbishley alleges that Napolitano attacked him at a Hackensack, N.J. home.

Corbishley seeks $10 million under the New Jersey Child Victims Act.

"You know, you could be going away for a long time," Napolitano allegedly told Corbishely, who was 20 years old at the time, according to the lawsuit.

Napolitano, who was wearing a trench coat, then told Corbishley to "be a good boy" and forced him to "perform fellatio on the Honorable Andrew Napolitano, the presiding Justice on his criminal case," the suit states.

"At this moment, Plaintiff was paralyzed with fear. He wanted desperately to stop Defendant Napolitano's sexual assault, but he was terrified about what Judge Napolitano would do to him if he resisted or fought back," the lawsuit continues.

After the encounter, Napolitano sentenced Corbishley to probation and community service — no jail time. The suit notes that Corbishley's co-defendant in the arson case was sentenced to several years in prison.

Corbishley later violated his probation but Napolitano treated him with unusual leniency, granting a motion to vacate the probation in its entirety in 1992, the suit said.

Corbishley claims his probation was terminated early because he pleasured Judge Nap so well.



'Be a Good Boy': Lawsuit Graphically Accuses Fox News Star Andrew Napolitano of Sexual Assault

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[PayrollHRGuy]

A federal lawsuit filed by South Carolina resident Charles Corbishley alleges that Napolitano attacked him at a Hackensack, N.J. home.

So why were the judge and the kid at a Hackesack home?

I don't buy this story at all.

 

[army judge]

So why were the judge and the kid at a Hackesack home?

I don't buy this story at all.

It is said that Judge Nap lived in the home.
Dude thought he had a snow job.
Judge Nap ordered a Blow Job.
It might all just be miscommunication.

 

[PayrollHRGuy]

It is said that Judge Nap lived in the home.
Dude thought he had a snow job.
Judge Nap ordered a Blow Job.
It might all just be miscommunication.

Let's see.
1. Looser watching TV realizes that when he was young he was in front of the guy on TV.
2. Looser may or may not have been to the guy on TV's house.
3.
4. Profit

 

[Zigner]

Let's see.
1. Looser watching TV realizes that when he was young he was in front of the guy on TV.
2. Looser may or may not have been to the guy on TV's house.
3.
4. Profit

You've got a couple of extras vowels in there

 

[army judge]

You've got a couple of extras vowels in there

I hate when my bowels get too full and clogged as sheet.

 

[Michael Wechsler]

What I'm reading is Hollywood movie material. From the NJ Herald:

According to the suit, Corbishley was facing arson charges in November of 1987. He hired criminal defense attorney Robert Hollis, who was at the time running a national prostitution ring. Hollis later pleaded guilty to federal money laundering charges in relation to the prostitution ring and was later disbarred.

The suit also states that the plaintiff claims he was set up to be cornered outdoors in a home with a (likely visible) driveway, during snow season, while the judge claims he was living in a condo building. I didn't see the article mention that the plaintiff's attorney produced any evidence other than allegations.