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Bourbon Executive Ousted Amid Shocking Hidden Camera Allegations | Crime Alert 10.10.26 · Crime Alert Hourly Update

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  Speaker 1: Crime Alert, hourly update, breaking crime news now. I'm Sydney Silvani.
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  Speaker 1: Kentucky bourbon executive Wes Henderson has lost his executive job
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  Speaker 1: and faces explosive legal trouble following shocking allegations that he
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  Speaker 1: secretly recorded family members, guests, and minors across multiple private
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  Speaker 1: residences in a luxury castle resort. TKC Distilling, the parent
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  Speaker 1: company of the Kentucky Castle and True Story Whiskey, officially
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  Speaker 1: terminated Henderson as chief executive officer on October 3rd. The
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  Speaker 1: firing stems from an explosive civil lawsuit filed against Henderson
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  Speaker 1: by his own family members in Oldham County, Kentucky. Federal
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  Speaker 1: authorities have also taken notice, with the Department of Homeland
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  Speaker 1: Security actively examining the hidden recordings Henderson allegedly created. According
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  Speaker 1: to a now-sealed complaint, the allegations first unfolded during a
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  Speaker 1: family vacation in June 2025 at Henderson's property near Melbourne, Florida.
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  Speaker 1: Relatives discovered roughly 15 concealed cameras hidden throughout the residence
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  Speaker 1: disguised as fire alarms, wall clocks, Bluetooth speakers, fans, phone
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  Speaker 1: charging blocks, and electrical outlet extenders. They also uncovered a
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  Speaker 1: camera hidden inside a bathroom air vent, as well as
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  Speaker 1: video footage depicting Henderson positioning a camera directly in front
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  Speaker 1: of a bed. The court complaint details disturbing video recordings
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  Speaker 1: of guests changing clothes and using restrooms without their knowledge
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  Speaker 1: or consent, in addition to individuals engaged in sexual acts.
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  Speaker 1: Some recordings allegedly showed Henderson, who is married, having sex
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  Speaker 1: with other women, while other footage captured minors while they
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  Speaker 1: were nude. Disturbed by the discoveries, family members handed the
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  Speaker 1: evidence over to law enforcement authorities. A subsequent search of
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  Speaker 1: Henderson's home in Oldham County uncovered additional hidden recording devices,
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  Speaker 1: while memory cards revealed further footage recorded at the Kentucky
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  Speaker 1: Castle in Versailles, Kentucky. In total, the lawsuit identifies 40
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  Speaker 1: people who appeared in recordings without consent, including a homeless
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  Speaker 1: person carrying a medical device into a restroom. The plaintiffs
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  Speaker 1: are seeking monetary damages for pain, suffering, and medical expenses
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  Speaker 1: and have requested a full trial by jury. Henderson's attorney
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  Speaker 1: released a statement denying the allegations, stating that Henderson expects
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  Speaker 1: the complaint to be voluntarily dismissed, but is prepared to
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  Speaker 1: defend himself vigorously if necessary. Meanwhile, Charity Bird, an attorney
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  Speaker 1: for TKC Distilling, confirmed Henderson's immediate termination, noting that his son,
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  Speaker 1: Kyle Henderson, will step in as CEO. Bird stated the
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  Speaker 1: company board plans to conduct a thorough independent investigation into
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  Speaker 1: the claims. Henderson, a former firefighter, has also taken a
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  Speaker 1: leave of absence from his role as Oldham County Deputy Coroner. Meanwhile,
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  Speaker 1: local police departments in Florida and Kentucky report they are
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  Speaker 1: still determining jurisdiction over the physical evidence, with Versailles Police
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  Speaker 1: Chief Rob Young confirming his department is currently not involved.
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  Speaker 1: More crime and justice news after this. An Arizona man
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  Speaker 1: who was previously detained and released during the investigation into
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  Speaker 1: the unsolved kidnapping of Nancy Guthrie has been arrested once again,
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  Speaker 1: this time on unrelated charges. Pima County Sheriff's Department officials
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  Speaker 1: confirmed that 37-year-old Luke Daly was booked into the Pima
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  Speaker 1: County Adult Detention Complex on September 30. Daly, who has
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  Speaker 1: a lengthy criminal record with prior felony convictions, was pulled
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  Speaker 1: over in a Culver's parking lot on February 13 while
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  Speaker 1: investigators also raided his mother's residence. The high-profile search occurred
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  Speaker 1: just two miles from where 84-year-old Nancy Guthrie was abducted
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  Speaker 1: from her Tucson home in the Catalina foothills. Daly was
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  Speaker 1: released without charges hours later, and his attorney, Chris Selepi,
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  Speaker 1: maintained that Daly had no link to Guthrie's disappearance. However,
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  Speaker 1: Daly had pending drug and firearm charges and was on
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  Speaker 1: probation for a separate case involving weapons and drug violations,
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  Speaker 1: which prosecutors are now seeking to revoke. Nancy Guthrie, the
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  Speaker 1: mother of Today Show co-host Savannah Guthrie, has now been
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  Speaker 1: missing for more than eight months. A masked intruder seen
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  Speaker 1: on Ness' doorbell video at her home around the time
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  Speaker 1: of her abduction remains at large. Investigators have received ransom
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  Speaker 1: demands and notes claiming her death through online media submission forms,
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  Speaker 1: though their authenticity remains unconfirmed. A combined reward of over
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  Speaker 1: $ 1. 2 million remains available for information leading to her whereabouts,
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  Speaker 1: and authorities urge anyone with tips to call 1-800-FBI or
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  Speaker 1: Tucson Crime Stoppers at 520-88-CRIME. More than 33 years after
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  Speaker 1: 55-year-old Tommy Davis was brutally murdered inside her own home,
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  Speaker 1: police in Dallas, Texas have finally announced an arrest. On
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  Speaker 1: May 18, 1993, Davis was found stabbed and beaten to
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  Speaker 1: death with a 2x4 inside her residence. The original investigation
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  Speaker 1: went cold due to a lack of leads, with only
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  Speaker 1: minor front door damage and missing items noted at the
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  Speaker 1: crime scene. The cold case gained fresh momentum last year
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  Speaker 1: when Dallas Police Detective Andrea Isom reexamined the file. Detective
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  Speaker 1: Isom took a blood sample recovered from a wall inside
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  Speaker 1: the residence, which did not belong to Davis, and entered
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  Speaker 1: it into CODIS, the National Forensic DNA Database. The database
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  Speaker 1: yielded a direct hit for Tommy Lynn Jones, an alias
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  Speaker 1: used by 56-year-old Gary Lynn Ross. When interrogated by police,
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  Speaker 1: Ross admitted being inside Davis' home days prior to her murder,
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  Speaker 1: but denied involvement. Utilizing forensic evidence and crime scene details,
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  Speaker 1: Detective Isom obtained an arrest warrant. Ross was arrested on Saturday,
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  Speaker 1: October 2nd, and is currently held at the Lou Starrett
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  Speaker 1: Justice Center, charged with capital murder. For more crime and
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  Speaker 1: justice news, be sure to join us for Crime Stories
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  Speaker 1: with Nancy Grace on Fox 1, YouTube, Sirius XM, and
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  Speaker 1: now streaming on Tubi. With this crime alert, I'm Sydney Silvani.