Waffle House Chairman Joe Rogers, Jr. with wife Fran. Though Waffle House Chairman Joe Rogers, Jr. publicly admitted to having an affair with former housekeeper Mye Brindle, he may avoid legal consequences because of one tiny detail: Sex tapes secretly recorded by Brindle — to support her claims that Rogers forced her to sleep with him for 8 years or risk losing her job — may be inadmissible because they were recorded without his knowledge or consent. Now Brindle, who is suing him for sexual abuse, may face charges for violating Rogers privacy. The Waffle House honcho is counter-suing for emotional distress, even though his wife, Fran, has been understanding. “She stood by me through this whole thing. It was difficult at the very beginning, obviously. But I told her the whole truth because she has told me the worst thing you can do is compound your problems,” Rogers said. Read more from 11Alive:[1] Last Friday, Cobb County Superior Court Judge Robert Leonard found that Brindle’s recordings, ...
