Chuck Berry — Rock Legend’s Kinky Video Sex Scandal
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Chuck Berry was a legend of rock 'n roll, and a pioneer in making kinky celebrity sex tapes! He left adoring fans after he died on March 18 at the age of 90 years old, and had been forgiven for a series of sex scandals. But he faced serious criminal charges after being with child abuse and drug possession in 1990 — and was facing up to 41 years in jail! The charges came hard on the heels of a stunning accusation that the rocker was a Peeping Tom who secretly videotaped 250 women and schoolgirls as they used the bathroom in a Missouri restaurant he owned!
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Apart from the Peeping Tom videos, police who raided Berry's home looking for drugs found tapes of him sexually humiliating a string of women. Some featured unnatural acts involving bottles, weird sexual paraphernalia and animals — and others showed naked teenage boys. One tape is said to reveal one of Berry's relatives having lesbian sex. In the Peeping-Tom tapes, girls as young as six were spied on by the camera, as were restaurant waitresses caught as they changed into their uniforms before starting work.
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Berry's illicit tapes came to light after one of his former cooks filed a lawsuit, claiming he had videotaped her changing in the lavatory. Then another 200 women sued. The charges stem from a raid on his 200-acre estate in Wentzville, Mo., near St. Louis, after police got a tip about a large amount of cocaine. Drug Enforcement Agency detectives and police found no cocaine — but said they uncovered several bags of marijuana, two rifles and a shotgun, $122,000 in cash, and more than 80 pornographic videos made by cameras hidden behind a false wall!
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Amazingly, Berry was able to beat all the charges — including the child-abuse claims — by pleading guilty to misdemeanor possession of marijuana. That got him a six-month suspended jail sentence and two years' unsupervised probation — and he was also ordered to donate $5,000 to a local hospital. At the time, Berry's wife Themetta, nicknamed "Toddy," said at the time: "I've heard he's in trouble, and he knows I'll stand by him — just like I always have!"
Chuck Berry was a legend of rock 'n roll, and a pioneer in making kinky celebrity sex tapes! He left adoring fans after he died on March 18 at the age of 90 years old, and had been forgiven for a series of sex scandals. But he faced serious criminal charges after being with child abuse and drug possession in 1990 — and was facing up to 41 years in jail! The charges came hard on the heels of a stunning accusation that the rocker was a Peeping Tom who secretly videotaped 250 women and schoolgirls as they used the bathroom in a Missouri restaurant he owned!
Apart from the Peeping Tom videos, police who raided Berry's home looking for drugs found tapes of him sexually humiliating a string of women. Some featured unnatural acts involving bottles, weird sexual paraphernalia and animals — and others showed naked teenage boys. One tape is said to reveal one of Berry's relatives having lesbian sex. In the Peeping-Tom tapes, girls as young as six were spied on by the camera, as were restaurant waitresses caught as they changed into their uniforms before starting work.
Berry's illicit tapes came to light after one of his former cooks filed a lawsuit, claiming he had videotaped her changing in the lavatory. Then another 200 women sued. The charges stem from a raid on his 200-acre estate in Wentzville, Mo., near St. Louis, after police got a tip about a large amount of cocaine. Drug Enforcement Agency detectives and police found no cocaine — but said they uncovered several bags of marijuana, two rifles and a shotgun, $122,000 in cash, and more than 80 pornographic videos made by cameras hidden behind a false wall!
Amazingly, Berry was able to beat all the charges — including the child-abuse claims — by pleading guilty to misdemeanor possession of marijuana. That got him a six-month suspended jail sentence and two years' unsupervised probation — and he was also ordered to donate $5,000 to a local hospital. At the time, Berry's wife Themetta, nicknamed "Toddy," said at the time: "I've heard he's in trouble, and he knows I'll stand by him — just like I always have!"
