MDMA and steamy texts alleged as ex-senator sued over tryst with bodyguard
A former lawmaker was accused of sending sexual text messages, using MDMA and having sex with her former bodyguard in a lawsuit filed against her for alienation of affection, according to reports Thursday.
The lawsuit was filed by Heather Ammel, Matthew Ammel's wife, who alleged in a lawsuit filed in North Carolina that former Sen. Kyrsten Sinema (I-AZ) sent her husband photos of herself wrapped in a towel and recommended via Signal message that he bring MDMA on a work trip to “guide him through a psychedelic experience," The Daily Beast reported. The ex-bodyguard's wife also alleges Sinema was "was having sexual relations with other security members."
The alienation of affection lawsuit falls under "a controversial North Carolina law that allows a person to be held liable for malicious interference in a marriage," The Beast reported. ...



