Gentleman, start your engines \u2026<\/p>\n
Ladies, too.<\/p>\n
North Carolina\u2019s \u2018Homewrecker Law\u2019 cost a NASCAR<\/a> driver nearly $1 million last last month, and now we got our smoking gun. Not that we needed one. But, it\u2019s still good to know the right team won.<\/p>\n Truck Series driver Jennifer Jo Cobb, 53, was slapped with a $850,000 bill after a court sided with the now ex-wife of the man she \u201cwillfully, intentionally, and deliberately seduced, enticed and alienated the affections\u201d of back in 2021.<\/p>\n The man? Longtime NASCAR spotter, Clayton Hughes.<\/p>\n NASCAR STAR RIPS SPORT FOR BEING SLOW AND SOFT, ANOTHER MAKES A SHOCKING COMEBACK & SCORNED WIFE BITES BACK<\/a><\/p>\n Jim Rorie, a private instigator hired by Hughes\u2019 wife, told a court that he heard Jo Cobb and Clayton Hughes having \u201crambunctious\u201d intercourse in a Comfort Inn in Oct. 2020 after he followed him to the hotel via a tracking device planted on his car.<\/p>\n A lot of times it\u2019s hard to know exactly what you\u2019re hearing through a hotel wall.<\/p>\n This was apparently NOT one of those times, according to a criminal complaint obtained by the Daily Mail.<\/p>\n \u201cThere was no doubt about what I was hearing,\u201d he told a court, adding that he heard \u201cthe squeaking of the bed, quite a bit of that, female tones moaning \u2014 and occasionally a male\u2019s voice.\u201d<\/p>\n Well, this is how the sausage is made, folks. This is how PI\u2019s make a living. It\u2019s why they get paid the big bucks \u2026<\/p>\n To track down Toyota Camry\u2019s in the hills of Martinsville, Virginia, and sit in a Comfort Inn all night listening to what sounds like one heck of an evening.<\/p>\n \u201cAs the squeaking continued, the tones of a male moaning and saying, \u2018Oh f\u2013k\u2019 and \u2018Oh my God\u2019 were distinctly heard,\u201d Rorie continued. \u201cI believe there was one point where I heard the female yell, \u2018Don\u2019t stop.’\u201d<\/p>\n Adultery is a moral no-no all over the country (at least it should be), but it\u2019s a legal no-no in certain states. North Carolina is one of them.<\/p>\n Stacey Hughes filed a lawsuit against Jo Cobb in 2024, accusing her of having an affair with her husband months before their divorce in 2021.<\/p>\n MAN IN TROUBLE FOR USING ROBOT VACUUM TO RECORD WIFE\u2019S AFFAIR, FRIENDS WITH BENEFITS LEASE UP & HALL PASS WINS<\/a><\/p>\n