Taylor Swift groper hired as a DJ at Mississippi station


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The man fired from his radio DJ job for groping superstar Taylor Swift has been hired by a Mississippi radio station.


The Washington Post quotes Delta Radio CEO David Fuss as saying he believes David Mueller’s side of the story.


Taylor Swift Radio Host


Mueller is seen in a courtroom sketch during a an appearance in U.S. federal court in Denver in August 2017. Mueller’s $3 million lawsuit, in which he claimed Swift’s accusation cost him his job, was dismissed by a judge. Swift successfully countersued for $1. (Jeff Kandyba/Associated Press)


A federal jury determined that Mueller assaulted and battered Swift by grabbing her under her skirt as they posed for a photo. 


  • Taylor Swift testifies: ‘It was a definite grab. A very long grab’

  • Judge dismisses DJ’s suit against Taylor Swift

  • Taylor Swift wins in groping lawsuit against radio DJ

Mueller, who uses the name “Jackson” on-air, still denies that. He began co-hosting the Jackson and Jonbob show on Monday.


Mueller’s hiring comes as the #MeToo movement draws attention to sexual assault and harassment.


  • ‘Silence Breakers’ behind #MeToo movement named Time’s Person of the Year

  • #AfterMeToo event calls for new policies against sexual misconduct

Fuss says Mueller sounds good on air, but allows that his decision also was “maybe a tiny bit” about publicity.



Neither party has responded to the newspaper’s requests for comment.


Article source: http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/hamilton/hamilton-house-explosion-1.4370934?cmp=rss


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