Lou Pearlman, Creator Of Backstreet Boys And N'Sync, Pleads Guilty To Shady Financial Dealings - Page 3
In a telephone interview, Jane Carter stops just short of acknowledging Pearlman made improper overtures to her son. "Certain things happened," she tells me, "and it almost destroyed our family. I tried to warn everyone. I tried to warn all the mothers." Told that this article would detail allegations that Pearlman made overtures to other young men, she replies, "If you're doing that, and exposing that, I give you a big flag. I tried to expose him for what he was years ago.… I hope you expose him, because the financial [scandal] is the least of his injustices." When I ask why she won't discuss it further, Carter says she doesn't want to jeopardize her relationship with Nick.
"I can't say anything more," she says. "These children are fearful, and they want to go on with their careers."
I won't go on, but trust me...the article is worth a read. Grab a cup of coffee and some cookies and take a few minutes out of your life.
Oh, here's a bit of Fat Louie trivia...I noticed this little throwaway sentence while rereading the article, and a little recognition bell went off in my head:
Other groups were soon in the works, including a five-teen band named Take 5, a three-teen group called LFO, and an all-girl group named Innosense.
And who was in Innosense, but none other than our own favorite trainwreck Britney Spears?
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