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Christina Aquayo News #News Attorneys for James Talarico confirmed an email address that belonged to and was used by Talarico was found on an adult hookup site Fling.com, and tied to a profile that listed “fetish” and “group s*x” interests, according to data breach info. #Austin The account was created just before Talarico started teaching sixth graders. Troy Hunt, an Australian cybersecurity expert, examined the Fling.com breach data in 2016, confirmed its authenticity with the site’s domain registrant and affected users, and published the database structure. The s*x site account was created in December under the username “mohawk787” and was interested in: #Texas “ONLINE FLIRTING, “GROUP S*X,” “S*XUAL RELATIONS,” “FETISH,” and “OTHER.” The email was marked “email_validated: Y,” meaning that it was verified. The same email appears in displayed Myspace and Zynga records and is associated with “Jimmy D Talarico” in people-search data. The account was created just before Talarico started teaching sixth graders language arts in 2011. Talarico's attorneys sent a four-page letter to Townhall, claiming that the account “was created using a hacked email address” and “was also never used - it was active for a grand total of 54 seconds on Fling.com.” The letter pointed to a mismatched birth date and ZIP code, claimed a campaign-hired expert concluded it was likely bot-created, and threatened defamation liability for any allegation that Talarico created or used the account. After the response from Talarico's attorneys, reports started rolling in that the IP address used to create the Fling account matches the IP address of the Talarico family home that his sister used for a Neopets account. Attorneys did not dispute the IP address match or that the location was placed in the Austin, Texas, area. It was revealed in November of last year that Talarico's Instagram followed multiple adult-film performers and accounts linked to escort sites; the campaign said he had never subscribed to OnlyFans or an escort service. Conservatives say that this type of behavior - if true - contradicts his public image of the 'good ole Christian' who loves tr*nsgender kids. They are telling people to take note of the lawyers’ immediate response, how they blamed a hacker and didn't challenge or dispute the IP match. Would you trust a candidate who presents himself as a Christian teacher, when an email address that once belonged to him appears on an adult site listing fetish and group-s*x interests with an IP match his lawyers did not dispute? #ChristinaAguayoNews