Brad Reed
December 22, 2023
TAMPA, FL - JULY 15: A Moms for Liberty hat is seen in the hallway during the inaugural Moms For Liberty Summit at the Tampa Marriott Water Street on July 15, 2022 in Tampa, Florida. (Photo by Octavio Jones/Getty Images)
Police have reportedly recovered a second sex video involving Bridget Ziegler, a leader of the Moms for Liberty group that is dedicated to banning books that purportedly contain sexually explicit content from schools.
The Florida Trident reports that police recovered the video while investigating rape accusations against her husband, Christian Ziegler, who earlier this month was suspended from his role as Florida Republican Party chairman.
Sources tell the Florida Trident that the new video involves the Moms for Liberty leader "engaging in sexual relations with a woman," although it's not known at this point whether it's with the same woman who accused her husband of raping her.
"In response to a specific public record request for that video, the Sarasota Police Department on Thursday asserted the video was exempt from disclosure due to the ongoing criminal investigation," writes the Trident. "The video, according to sources, was obtained by police after a search warrant was executed on Christian Ziegler’s cell phone and Google account in November to recover evidence in connection with the alleged rape."
Ziegler and her organization have succeeded in getting multiple books banned from Florida schools, and one school district has even gone so far as to pull John Milton's "Paradise Lost" and other literary classics from the shelves for fear of running afoul of laws championed by Moms for Liberty that bar the teaching of subjects such as critical race theory and LGBTQ-related issues in classrooms.
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