Former U.S. Ambassador at Large for Global Criminal Justice | Former Dean at Liberty U. School of Law | Mass Atrocity Crimes, Constitutional Law & Human Rights
@iloveholykorea No, he has not. There’s a letter that has gone out in my name that explains. Also, I’ve reviewed more evidence than anyone else about it. He is innocent.
Contrary to the false and reckless rumors that have been circulating, I have never committed financial wrongdoing. I confronted the root source, telling him that he is lying and needs to repent, yet he has refused to do so. Indeed, I have lived a completely different life…
I’ve done what I’ve done out of my sense of God's calling. What money I have made has mostly gone to my family and giving to God's Kingdom--not for myself. These false accusations are legally actionable too. Thank you for your attention and I welcome these posts to be shared.
You may look up what former US ambassadors and law school deans typically receive for a single speech. My extensive media activities accentuate this point. I cannot even relate to the untrue claims that are flying around. I am content and not a materialistic person.
I left two tenured, full professorships, among the most secure positions that exist. For my Korea related work, I’ve generally received below market pay or no pay for what I have done--at much risk to myself. To do this work, I have declined 14 invitations from other employers.
I took around a 80% pay cut to serve as a founding professor of Handong Law School at God's calling, becoming the lowest paid graduate of the law school from which I graduated. I have worked primarily in the not-for-profit sector, mainly legal education but also government.