Dean Schoenewald carried on incestuous relationship with multiple female family members, and is currently living off public assistance in the resort town of Ocean City, NJ with his girlfriend, her three kids, and his new son. He has been consistently unemployed for his entire adult life, living off of scams and failed dreams in multiple states and Canada. This is to warn you BEFORE this pathetic fraud rips you off as well.
Schoenewald carries on a ridiculously, self-righteous talk show on WiFi1460 called, ironically..."The Truth." He purports to be a Christian talk-show host, although cannot name even one church he has regularly attended at any point in his 50 years on this Earth. FIFTY YEARS, and never has regularly attended church, and yet is a Christian? Please.
He and his girlfriend Deidra Hughes, who is currently on the lam from the Nashville, TN area, where the children's father is fighting to have them returned to the state, are continuing to live off the government assistance while living a lifestyle free of financial responsibility.
Schoenewald's online MO is to lure unsuspecting Republicans into an ambush where he espouses his righteousness, all the while maintaining TWO separate online profiles on a web site called ALT.com, a web site for adult swingers seeking an "alternative" lifestyle (photo added). He never gets around to mentioning his closetful of skeletons. He is under investigation in Davidson County, TN on a filed report by a local woman who claims Schoenewald possessed a laptop that had multiple nude photographs of children discovered on it, thought to be his girlfriend's children. This investigation is ongoing.
In 2008 he verbally assaulted his own mother during a telephone call on Christmas Eve! Some Christian. Some tough guy. Threatening his 73-year old mother on the phone on the eve before Christmas, of all days.
When confronted on a Philadelphia street in May by TV Investigative reporter LuAnn Cahn, concerning illegally-collected funds to support Teenage Suicide Prevention speeches that were not being conducted, he could not name a single school he had done a speech in. The video, easily available on Google ("Where's the Money In Those Buckets Going?") sent Schoenewald and the pseudo-family fleeing from Philadelphia in the middle of the night. They ran to South Carolina and tried to re-start the illegal collections under the guise of "Golfing Across America, " again to raise money for Teenage Suicide Prevention. Once word reached a local news station of the scam in Philadelphia, Schoenewald was on the run to Nashville. He remained there until his legal troubles over outstanding traffic violations forced him to run again, rather than face the music.
If you see Schoenewald or Hughes begging for you to support their nomadic lifestyle, contact the local Police, who are usually more than happy to investigate this lifelong Scam artist and his groupie.
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