Florida Agenda

By DMITRY RASHNITSOV

When extremely anti-gay professor George Alan Rekers decided to take a 10- day vacation to Europe with RentBoy.com male escort Jo-Vanni Roman he probably didn’t expect the media firestorm that came down upon him. Rekers claimed that Roman was hired to carry his luggage, but it turns out that Roman did sign a contract agreeing to be paid $75 a day to carry luggage, perform one nude massage and spend at least eight hours a day with Rekers including two meals.

Now a second male escort has come out to say that he remembers Rekers being a client of his more than a decade ago. Indie recording artist Chazonater revealed on his blog that Rekers had hired him once time to perform a full body nude massage.

“He wanted light, sexual contact,” Chaz wrote. “He referred to himself as being “very vanilla”, which I later learned means, no oral or anal.”

Chaz said that Rekers clearly enjoyed the experience.

“I fulfilled his request, and by the time I was finished, there wasn’t a single part of his body that my hands had not touched,” Chaz said. “He wanted a light tickling of his skin, just barely touching his skin, as I glided my fingers up and down his spine, all the way into his crack. He shivered with pleasure with every stroke.”

Chaz said he had not known anything about Rekers back then, but wishes he had heard of this guy to expose him sooner.

“I sensed that George was struggling with his sexuality, but I had no idea that he was a monster, until now,” Chaz said.

Meanwhile the fallout from Rekers controversy continues. CNN’s Anderson Cooper show did an interview with Roman and other national outlets such as The Daily Show, Rachel Maddow and the Tonight Show with Jay Leno have picked up on the story.

It was also revealed that Florida Attorney General Bill McCollum had personally requested that Rekers be hired at $300 per hour as an expert witness to defend Florida’s ban on gay people adopting. Rekers ending up pocketing $120,693 of Florida taxpayer’s money.

In the meantime Rekers has resigned from the board of the National Association for Research and Therapy of Homosexuality. “With the assistance of a defamation attorney, I will fight these false reports because I have not engaged in any homosexual behavior whatsoever,” Rekers said. “I am not gay and never have been.”

The entire Rekers story was originally broken by Miami New Times writers Brandon K. Thorp and Penn Bullock., a gay partnered couple that live together in Wilton Manors.