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Tim Nolan
Full Name: Timothy Lee Nolan
Origin: Campbell County, Kentucky, United States
Occupation: District court judge (former)
Chairman of the Kentucky Trump campaign (former)
Goals: Avoid being prosecuted for his sex crimes (failed)
Crimes: Rape
Human trafficking
Witness tampering
Sodomy
Racism
Xenophobia
Misogyny
Slavery
Type of Villain: Pervert / Rapist


Timothy L. Nolan is a former American Republican leader and Kentucky state district court judge. In 2018 he was sentenced to 20 years in prison on charges of human trafficking, rape and prostitution.[1]

Sex crimes edit

In December 2016, a 16-year-old student came forward accusing Nolan of paying her $40 to give him a massage and then forcing her to masturbate him. An investigation into the charges lead to more accusations against Nolan, including that he had pressured a woman into having sex with him, then bought her heroin and used it to coerce her into sex with him. Another woman, Margie Rose, alleged that her mother Tiffany had committed suicide via drug overdose after being abused by Nolan. Many women accused him of using threats of eviction to force them to have sex with him, and several underage girls testified that Nolan had trafficked them and pimped them out to other women. Police also found photos and videos of Nolan having sex with young women, many of whom appeared to be underage.[2]

Nolan was indicted on 28 counts of rape, human trafficking and prostitution.[3] An extra 30 counts of human trafficking were later brought. On 9 February 2018, Nolan pleaded guilty to 21 counts in return for the remaining charges being dropped and was sentenced to 20 years in prison.[1]

Other villainy edit

He was also implicated in a number of racism-related scandals, including one such scandal where his lawyer claimed that he had attended several Ku Klux Klan events.[4]

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