Local gym searched for hidden cameras after lawsuit against bourbon entrepreneur goes public
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Lyndon Police confirm detectives searched a Burn Boot Camp location for devices this week at the request of the business owner.
The board of the company that owns The Kentucky Castle and True Story Whiskey fired CEO Wes Henderson, a co-founder of Angel's Envy bourbon, after a lawsuit accused him of secretly recording family members and guests with hidden cameras.
Now the fallout has reached a Louisville-area fitness chain. Henderson's wife, Julie Henderson, is a franchise partner of multiple Burn Boot Camp locations.