Dan Wootton has been suspended. Is being investigated for posing online as a fake agent in exchange for explict stuff from people

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If you're not familiar with Dan Wootton, he's a bottom feeder who has a column in the UK Daily Fail Daily Mail. His claim to fame is reporting Megxit. Those who employ him refer to him as a journalist but I call him a hack. A true journalist does through research, relies on reputable sources and facts, and presents information in a professional manner that informs and educates the reader. What he does is crap not fit to line the bottom of a bird cage. Rant over.

Several outlets are reporting Mr. Wootton has been suspended because of allegations he has been posing online as a fake entertainment agent who offers people money in exchange x-rated photos and videos of explicit acts. 

According to reports, Mr. Wooton has been targeting media colleagues and friends for years with the scheme. In a report by The Byline Times via Deadline, "Wootton paid male porn stars to secretly film themselves having sex with men he had targeted." The article also allege bullying and harassment" by Mr. Wootton.  The Byline Times has sent to the UK police a 28-page report of their findings. 

Mr. Wooton has denied the allegations although he has admitted to "errors in judgment" in the past. He calls these allegations a "witch hunt by nefarious players".  Here's the link to the BBC report Link to BBC News Report

Ugh. I need to take a silkwood shower and douse myself in bleach after reading about this ahole and his putrid behavior.

Source: Deadline.com; Daily Beast; BBC News. Photo: Huffington Post UK

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