Relationship from Divorce Case the Focus For Indicted JeffCo District Attorney

| January 19, 2017 

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Charles Todd Henderson was set to become Jefferson County’s next district attorney on Tuesday. Instead, he held a press conference and declared his innocence on one count of perjury. That felony count prevented Henderson from taking office, leading some Henderson supporters to cry it’s a politically-motivated persecution. We talk about the charge and the divorce case that prompted it with Alabama Media Group columnist John Archibald.

 

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