A city councilman for the District of Columbia came forward to say he was the victim.
This undated photo provided by the Virginia Attorney General's office shows former Catholic priest Scott Asalone, of Asbury Park, N.J. Asalone was arrested in New Jersey Saturday, March 14, 2020, and will be transferred to Virginia, where he has been charged in Loudoun Country with sexually abusing a teenage boy in 1985.
Asalone was arrested Saturday in New Jersey and will be transferred to Virginia, Herring's office said. “This occurred during a very difficult time of my life. Since then, I have been working through the negative impact of this abuse on my life. With the loving support of my wife Serra and my family, I am proud of the progress I have made," Grosso wrote.
The indictment alleges that Asalone engaged in sexual relations “without the use of force” with a minor aged 13 or 14 at some point between April and September of 1985. On a LinkedIn page in his name matching his experience and biography, Asalone describes himself as a speaker, author and “expert on achievement and success.” The page also lists Asalone as co-founder of “The Greatness Project,” which is described as “a quest to find out, first-hand, how people strive for and achieve greatness.”
"I know that stepping forward to share your experience can be difficult or scary but I want you to know that, even if it happened years ago, we will still take it seriously and make sure you get the help and support you need,” he said.
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