Yikes! Presbyterian Seminarian Talarico’s Into Fetish, GroupSex …?

The conservative media outlet Townhall reported Friday that Texas Democratic Senate candidate James Talarico had a profile on adult hookup site Fling linked to his email.  The account appears in Fling’s 2011 data breach.

The profile, created on Dec. 26, 2010, with User “mohawk787,” included the email jimmytalarico@austin.rr.com. The account says he is interested in “fetish,” “groupsex,” “sexual relations,” “online flirting,” and “other.”

The Lawyer’s Balk

Responding swiftly, Talarico’s lawyers sent a four-page letter claiming that a hacker created the account. They said that the birth date and ZIP code don’t match Talarico’s

However, the validated email also appeared in the Myspace and Zynga breaches; the IP address used to register the account also matched one used by Talarico’s sister. This additional information was discovered in a different data breach. The commercial people-search report supplies the association with Talarico’s name. A page headed “Jimmy D Talarico” lists the same address. The email domain was common in Austin, Texas, in 2010.

Talarico was a sixth-grade teacher when that account started up. That doesn’t sound good.

Townhall noted in its report that Talarico’s lawyers “did not dispute that the IP address that appears to have been used to create the Fling.com account with Talarico’s email was the same IP address used to register an account with a different service using an email associated with Talarico’s sister.”

There is more smoke. Last November, Axios confirmed that Talarico follows porn stars and escorts on his personal Instagram account. They stated that Talarico liked separate photos of an Austin-based Instagram account holder who has a page on EscortBook.com. The Talarico campaign said at the time that “James has never subscribed to OnlyFans or an escort service.”

Interestingly, Mr. Talafreako can name his favorite drag queen without hesitation.

Ironically, Talarico cites Jesus as the reason for launching his campaign.

Image: Talarico’s X Profile