The Washington Times must be a creepier place to work than a life-sized doll house. I knew that the Rev. Sun Myung Moon was weird, but I didn’t know he was a complete hypocrite.
But this family values crusader harbored a secret. While he was promoting marriage as the solution to society’s woes and inveighing against “free sex,” his personal life was full of philandering—including at least one adulterous relationship that produced a son. To hide the boy’s identify from his followers, Moon instructed his right-hand man, who was also the founding president and publisher of the Washington Times, to raise the child. Moon’s illegitimate son, Sam Park, who is now 47 years old and lives in Arizona, also helped guard his father’s secret, by staying silent. Until now.
They don’t call it the Moonie Times for nothing.
