Bourbon maker accused of secret filming terminated as CEO
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Bourbon maker accused of secret filming terminated as CEO

Lexington Herald Leader • • business

Key Points:

  • Wes Henderson, CEO of TKC Distilling and owner of the Kentucky Castle, was removed from his position after court filings accused him of secretly filming people having sex without their knowledge, including at the Kentucky Castle and other locations.
  • The allegations include invasion of privacy, voyeurism, and possession or viewing of sexual material involving a minor, with hidden cameras discovered at his Florida home capturing nude footage of underage family members.
  • The lawsuit against Henderson has been sealed, and no criminal charges have been filed; Henderson denies the allegations and claims the complaint will be voluntarily dismissed or he will defend himself vigorously.
  • Kyle Henderson, Wes Henderson’s son, has been appointed interim CEO of The Kentucky Castle and True Story Whiskey, with the board pledging a full and independent investigation into the matter.
  • In addition to this case, Henderson faces multiple unrelated lawsuits concerning debts owed by his distilling and hospitality businesses, including claims from architects, consultants, and marketing firms.

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