More details emerge on CNN's latest pedophile: UPDATE

UPDATE: Griffin was fired by CNN on Monday following their intense blah blah blah.

John Griffin a senior producer at CNN was arrest by the FBI last Friday after being charged with disgusting sex crimes involving girls as young as 7-years-old. An unsealed document now provides the vulgar details to this alleged scumbag's crimes that could have him spend years in prison if he is kept away from the prison population as they tend to have a bone to pick with pedophiles. Literally.

Griffin was charged by a grand jury in Vermont "with three counts of using a facility of interstate commerce to attempt to entice minors to engage in unlawful sexual activity." The scumcrumpet is currently in custody and his arraignment in Vermont is scheduled for Wednesday at 11 a.m ET.

The latest CNN employee involved with inappropriate sexual behavior was the senior producer of the insidiously failing morning program titled "New Day." He was taken into custody after a federal indictment accused him of coercing equally disgusting parents to allow their minor daughters to engage in sexual activity in his home.

According to the document that was initially sealed when the arrest was first made public, Griffin sent various messages via Kik, Google Hangouts, and text messaging. He stated that he believes there is a "wanton whore" at the "core of any" female and that "a woman is a woman regardless of her age." 

Hopefully he will share a cell with a guy named Shredder who is also a father of a little girl who comes to visit hm on alternate weekends.

Griffin sent messages to a mother of two daughters, ages 9 and 13. The letter stated: "[O]ne of the big lies of this society is that women are delicate innocent angels and they are in actuality, naturally, the dirtiest sluts possible, in EVERY metric."

The CNN producer also allegedly texted the mother: "When handled appropriately, a woman is a woman regardless of her age." He urged the mother to make sure her 13-year-old daughter was "trained properly."

The U.S. Attorney's Office in Vermont wrote: "[G]riffin later transferred over $3,000 to the mother for plane tickets so the mother and her 9-year-old daughter could fly from Nevada to Boston’s Logan airport. The mother and child flew to Boston in July of 2020, where Griffin picked them up in his Tesla and drove them to his Ludlow house. At the house, the daughter was directed to engage in, and did engage in, unlawful sexual activity." 

Even more horribly the indictment said that Griffin had "sexually trained girls as young as 7 years old" and advised a mother that her 14-year-old daughter "would be a good candidate for such training," and allegedly suggested training would begin on a video chat where he "planned to instruct the 14-year-old and her mother to remove their clothing and touch each other" and eventually said that in-person meetings would include "spanking" and "c--k worship."

And there is more to the charges, but let's wait and see.

The mother who went along with this for the money should be thrown in prison and serve a similar sentence as Griffin's if he's convicted. 

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CNN suspended Griffin, who also worked with Chris "Grab 'em by the Butt" Cuomo, who was recently fired by the network for getting caught helping his brother go after his own sexual harassment accusers. Griffin's LinkedIn page, which has not been updated since Cuomo was fired, declares that he works "shoulder-to-shoulder with lead anchor Chris Cuomo, seeing him through each show and producing live breaking news across the country and around the world."

Now Griffin, who joined CNN in 2013, is his own breaking news.

True to form, [and they could actually put their responses on a form] CNN said they take the allegations against Griffin "very seriously."

Perhaps CNN should take their hiring interviews more seriously too.

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