V. A. Officials resign after breitbart report of staff orgy at tennessee veterans hospital

MOUNTAIN HOME, Tenn. — Several senior officials at the Mountain Home VA Medical Center have resigned as a sweeping internal investigation and congressional probe into allegations of widespread sexual misconduct intensifies, according to multiple sources.

A bargaining unit biomedical employee at the facility has been accused of engaging in sexual relationships with at least 32 female colleagues, congressional investigators told Breitbart News.

The man, whose name has not been disclosed, and several of the women involved reportedly shared details of their encounters on an online forum within a government communication portal meant for VA operations and healthcare discussions.

Investigators also uncovered allegations of an orgy involving at least 12 VA employees, though it remains unclear whether the incident occurred on federal property or off-site. Additionally, two employees reportedly admitted to engaging in sexual activity on the grounds of the medical center.

“The fact that the culture would even allow this to happen in the first place is absolutely wild, and it all starts at the top,” a senior congressional aide familiar with the investigation told Breitbart News.

The resignations come as pressure mounts on the Department of Veterans Affairs to address the allegations and hold those involved accountable.

The investigation remains ongoing, with federal officials declining to comment further on specific personnel actions or the scope of the misconduct.

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