Former Kirt Webster Employees Detail Ongoing Abuse and Deception
If you’re a victim of abuse at the hands of Kirt Webster, please reach out to Saving Country Music.
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As Saving Country Music reported on May 4th, disgraced country music publicist and manager Kirt Webster has far from retired since the allegations of some two dozen individuals came out in 2017, accusing Webster of sexual misconduct and harassment—and in the case of former country performer Austin Rick—prolonged rape and abuse. Not only does Mr. Webster continue to represent artists such as Lee Greenwood, Don McLean, and Janie Fricke through intermediaries, Saving Country Music has confirmed that Webster also continues to represent the estates of numerous country legends, including Charley Pride, BJ Thomas, and others.
Along with the continued involvement of Kirt Webster within the country music industry, Webster is also is continuing his pattern of alleged abusive behavior according to one former employee who worked for Kirt Webster in 2021—years after the initial revelations about Webster went public.
“He will ruin everything for me, because he kind of already has,” the former Kirt Webster employee says, asking for her name to be withheld due to concerns for her own safety. “I can’t even come back to Nashville now for fear of being in the same city as him.”
She confirms that Kirt Webster is still very much active in the business of managing country artists, but uses individuals like her to keep his involvement out of the public eye. “He was managing them. But this way, I was a front for him. That way he could stay in the shadows.”
Similar to how Kirt Webster would coerce music artists into his management and publicity fold with promises of opportunity and stardom, Webster did the same with this former employee. “He told me, ‘I want to watch your career in fireworks, watch you become amazing, watch you be what I know you can be, and I can teach you how to do that. I know how to. Nobody else can. I know this business. You’ve seen who I’ve represented.”
This former employee had intimate knowledge of Kirt Webster’s business because she would stay in the guest house of his estate in the Hermitage portion of Nashville with her husband. She would work with Webster at his home, have meals with him, and help to fulfill merchandise orders in Webster’s garage. “We were working 12-15 hour days, and never got a penny from him. I only got paid when an artist I managed had a show, and then I only got a third of 10%. Third for him, a third for another lady, and a third for me.”
“He tries to find the weakest people possible,” she continues, “so then he can prey on them. And then he can groom them, and he can make them feel like they are nothing without him. But they’re going to have all of these opportunities. And he can do anything. And I’ve watched him do stuff that someone may think is impossible, because he does make deals happen. People just don’t know that they’re making deals with the devil.”
This former employee says she knew about the previous accusations against Kirt Webster, but believed they had all been disproven. She only learned recently that Metro Nashville Police did not move forward with charges in the Austin Rick case because the accusations fell outside of the the statute of limitations due to timing. “I just wanted to continue to work in the industry. I loved the music. I loved the clients. I loved standing back stage, watching a client fulfill a dream.”
While she was working for Webster, she said Kirt was obsessed with working to repair his reputation. This is why Webster has actively worked to release favorable press for himself, and why Saving Country Music recently received a letter requesting the takedown of articles related to the 2017 revelations about Webster’s alleged abuse of Austin Rick.
“He was so worried about clearing up his Google search,” the former employee says. “When he typed in his name, he wanted all of the negativity to be at least three or four pages back. That was his goal. He was very concentrated on doing that for any potential clients or potential partnerships. Typically, people don’t go past page 1.”
Kirt Webster is the former President and CEO of the once major country music publicity firm Webster Public Relations. At that time, the importance, power, and the magnitude of Webster Public Relations and Kirt Webster in country music and beyond was significant. The firm represented a large stable of artists, including legends like Dolly Parton, Hank Williams Jr., Kenny Rogers, and Tanya Tucker, more contemporary artists such as Justin Moore, and artists outside of country music such as Cyndi Lauper, Kenny G, and Kid Rock. Beyond the publicity work, Kirt Webster was also a significant power player in Nashville in other roles.
After the revelations about Kirt Webster’s behavior in 2017, many of the firm’s high profile clients left. Webster Public Relations briefly rebranded to Westby Public Relations under Kirt Webster’s right hand man Jeremy Westby, before rebranding once again as 2911 Media.
“If anybody believes that 2911, that Kirt doesn’t have a back deal with Jeremy Westby, they’re wrong,” says the former employee. “Yes, on paper and for the Secretary of State, tax wise, it’s all under Jeremy’s name. Kirt has a part of that company. I’ve seen the documents. There’s a behind-the-scenes deal between Jeremy and Kirt. But that’s why all of those clients run through 2911. And any of the decisions made by other clients are all run through Kirt, even if the client doesn’t know it.”
One former employee of 2911 Media, Jason Ashcraft, also confirms this shadowy relationship between Kirt Webster, publicist Jeremy Westby, and 2911 Media.
“I was the first employee hired into 2911 Media in January 2018 right after Webster PR shut down from a multitude of legitimate sexual abuse and sabotage allegations that were brought against Kirt Webster,” Ashcraft tells Saving Country Music. “Both before and after I was hired, I was assured by Jeremy Westby that Kirt Webster had absolutely no involvement whatsoever in the company. I accepted the job on that premise, and like so many others, I inevitably learned that was all a big lie.”
As Jason Ashcraft’s employment at 2911 continued, Kirt’s role was revealed. “Webster was behind everything. The computer equipment I was provided, the blood money that Westby accepted from Webster paid my meager salary, and the mind-control that Webster still has over Jeremy Westby to this day. It just made me sick to learn all of this. In December of 2019, in my letter of resignation to Jeremy Westby, I specifically cited Kirt Webster’s bullshit as one of two reasons for my resignation.”
Jason Ashcraft is one of the few people who is willing to use his own name while speaking about Kirt Webster because of the intimidation Webster continues to use behind-the-scenes in the country music industry.
“I am damn sure not going to participate in this established culture of silence and fear about sexual rapists and industry predators that has been going on in Nashville before I marched into this town in 2018,” says Ashcraft. “If that means that I sacrifice my career in the country music industry in the process of pursuing what is right, then so be it. This will be one hell of a way to go back to being just a fan of music again…
“However… I would like to think that all of the real country music artists, and industry professionals in Nashville actually believe in the values, morals and life principles that real country music often seeks to instill in its listener. Please tell me that actions still speak louder than words in Nashville. I call upon the artists, the entertainment buyers, the tastemakers, those in the media, and the entire country music industry and family to hold Kirt Webster accountable for his actions, including the multitude of legitimate allegations which have been brought against him, for which all he’s done is run, hide and evade from. Let go of your fear. It is time for the truth to be known. It is time that industry predators like Harvey Weinstein, R. Kelly and allegedly—Kirt Webster—to be stopped dead in their tracks.”
One of the reasons Jason Ashcraft and others are speaking out is due to the fear that more individuals will be victimized by Kirt Webster in the future.
“One of the things in one of the articles—and I didn’t remember it until I saw it—but it was when a co-worker had her pony tail grabbed, and he pretended like there was going to be oral sex,” says the former Kirt Webster employee speaking on condition of anonymity. “I didn’t have a pony tail grabbed, but I had the back of my head grabbed the same way, like he wanted oral sex. There was a lot of sexual conversation about my boobs, or how my husband and I would have sex, or what my husband liked. I would just laugh it off as ‘Well, he’s a man,’ and just move on. But he would be on phone calls with people and I would be sitting in the room, and he would have them on speaker and be on mute, constantly making fun of them or acting like he was jacking off, or just making rude comments.”
The former employee says that on a regular basis, Mr. Webster would mock his clients and employees on the phone while they were on mute.
“One instance was BJ Thomas’s wife. She was on mute, because he got tired of listening to her be in her depression and sadness that her husband had passed away. He would take her off mute and say, ‘I’m so sorry,’ put her back on mute, and talk awful about her. Same way with Lee Greenwood. He can’t stand Lee, and he talks about his wife like she’s so awful. He puts them on mute, and then makes fun of them.”
“Him and Don McLean have had some of the worst fights,” the former employee continues. “But it will end with Kirt saying to Don, ‘Who else is going to take you on? You’re an old dried-up one hit wonder.’ Same way with Lee Greenwood. ‘You’re an 80-year-old has-been.’ It’s not like all the nice things he says about these clients in articles. He doesn’t care. All he cares about is the paycheck. And he says, ‘I try to make money on them before they’re dead. And then after they’re dead, I’ll make even more money on them.”
Another former employee of Kirt Webster and a previous publicist for Webster Public Relations is also wanting to warn and compel the industry to stop working with Kirt Webster. In a statement sent to Saving Country Music, this publicist says,
As a former employee of Kirt Webster and a member of the music and PR communities, I feel it necessary to speak out against the re-embrace of a man who has committed atrocities towards so many people. As the saying goes, where there’s smoke, there is fire, and the ‘smoke’ that I and many colleagues have personally witnessed through the years are things that, alone, no one should be permitted to continue.
Mr. Webster has never publicly or privately atoned for any of his wrongdoings, to my knowledge, and it is on all members of an industry / community such as ours to prevent abusers from repeating their prior misdeeds in the future. According to my own and shared experiences over the past several years, Mr. Webster has not changed and continues to bully, whether directly or through anonymous methods.
I encourage others to voice their dissent and commit publicly to not work with, nor enable, people like Mr. Webster so that we can ensure a healthy and productive environment for all. Recent events have made this action even more necessary and relevant. I am fully aware of the negative repercussions I am opening myself up to with this statement, even anonymously, but there is strength in numbers and I am praying I won’t be on an island alone through the storm to follow. I call on media outlets to shine light on the situation, music industry companies to commit to not working with predators and an overall change in the culture of abuse and corruption in the music industry.
As for the more recent employee who spoke to Saving Country Music, she says the final straw came around Christmas of 2021. While running an errand for Kirt and stopping to see a client of hers and Kirt’s who lived nearby, a delay in returning to Kirt Webster’s house caused one of the numerous outbursts she experienced during her employment. This one escalated into a violent altercation.
Webster first allegedly yelled at her on the phone, chastising her. “You’re just a fucking asshole. You make a fucking mess of everything. I can’t believe you’ve left me stranded here,” she says Kirt screamed at her on the phone before she returned to his house.
Back at the house she says, “He wasn’t saying anything at first. We were packing merch orders to get them out before Christmas. And then he started throwing things, and hitting things, and calling me everything that he could. He told me that he made me, and he could destroy me. And he started hitting stuff—walls, the refrigerator, the bar with his fist as hard as he could. And I was going to be next because he had reared back, and then my husband walked in. And thank God my husband walked in because I would have been next.”
“I had never seen him that angry,” she continues. “I got my composure and got back to work, because I could not tell my husband right then because Kirt would be in the hospital. And then Kirt just acted like everything was fine. It was 2 in the morning. I told my husband briefly what had happened. And I said, ‘We’ve got to go. I’ve got to get out of here. I can’t be here ever again.’ So we dropped off the merch at the airport, we got across the State line, and I texted Kirt and said that I will never ever be talked to or abused like that ever again. I’m gone. And I have not been back to Nashville since.”
Since the incident she says, “I’ve been alienated, and I’m fearful. If he did start hitting me, he may have never quit. Because he didn’t quit on the walls or the refrigerator, or the bar. My husband saved my life that night because he walked in when he did … [Kirt] will call me every now and then and I always answer the phone, because I don’t know what he’s going to do if I don’t. I don’t know if it helps another person. But I don’t want to see him do it to anybody else. And yet he did to the person that came right behind me. She and I were friends prior.”
Often when these accounts come up—including with Kirt Webster in the past—many ask why they stayed through the incidents of abuse.
“It’s my fault. I shouldn’t have stayed,” says the former employee. “But it was about the artists for me. It was about watching them see their dreams come true, and having that special access to watching that happen. That was the carrot. That was the incentive to keep coming back. The artist I was working with, they sang the soundtrack of my life growing up. It was the opportunity to work with artists that I’ve admired my whole life … I can’t get a job anywhere else in the music industry, which is what I wanted to do. I made the mistake of telling Kirt that 13-year-old me wrote in my diary that she was going to move to Nashville and work in the music industry. And she tried. She tried.“
Webster also would allegedly say the right things at the right times to smooth over altercations. He would tell her, “‘I’m so hard on you because I believe in you so much. Your career can be fireworks, and I want to watch that show.’ It’s the typical abuser behavior. The typical grooming. He never said ‘I’m sorry.’ And he always said ‘I’ll never say I’m sorry for being hard on you.’ I should have left.”
Far from Kirt Webster learning or rehabilitating after the revelations from Austin Rick and others in 2017, the former employee says, “He’s even more emboldened than he was before because in his eyes, he thinks he was cleared of all charges because they did not charge him … I want Austin [Rick] to know that he didn’t do it for nothing. I hope Austin knows that. And I’m sorry. I’m sorry that we all didn’t believe him right away.”
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Saving Country Music reached out to 2911 Media and Jeremy Westby for comment on this story. Kirt Webster responded,
You are correct, I have not retired. I have taken a different approach to who I work with and what role I handle for each of those clients. Sure, I have flaws like everyone does. I work on myself every day. Every experience is a live and learn situation. Not everyone’s dynamics always mesh. I love making things successful. I wish everyone success and I know that as you have success others are always looking to bring you down. I can’t control what people say or how they feel about me, but as Carl Perkins once told me ‘1/3 of the people will love you, 1/3 of the people will like you and/or work with you, and 1/3 of the people will hate you. So gravitate to that 2/3 that love and like you’. So I choose to focus on those people.
Stay tuned to Saving Country Music for continuing coverage of Kirt Webster and his alleged behavior. If you’re a victim of abuse at the hands of Kirt Webster, please reach out to Saving Country Music.
May 24, 2023 @ 8:58 am
Excellent reporting. I hope this story finds the eyes it needs to.
May 24, 2023 @ 9:28 am
This is the kind of investigative work that the “journavists” on Twitter wishes they could do.
Great job, Trig!
May 24, 2023 @ 9:58 am
You know the boneheaded academic who says you’re sub-optimal? I hope he sends you a polite email of apology. This is outstanding and I wonder if KW will come up at CMA Fest, or even be spotted there. I can only sense there’s an omerta stopping a Ronan Farrow-type expose on these figures.
May 24, 2023 @ 10:13 am
“He told me, ‘I want to watch your career in fireworks, watch you become amazing, watch you be what I know you can be, and I can teach you how to do that. I know how to. Nobody else can. I know this business. You’ve seen who I’ve represented.”
Anyone who claims they’re the only person who can do something, or the best at whatever they’re claiming is a fraud 10 out of 10 times.
May 24, 2023 @ 10:27 am
I can understand kid rock being associated with a scumbag like Webster, slime balls stick together, but the rest of these artists should disassociate themselves with this sleazeball. Just like scumface Harvey weinstein, this scum bag needs to be in jail. No one should have to put up with abuse.
May 24, 2023 @ 11:07 am
When the initial accusations against Kirt Webster came out in 2017, Kid Rock dropped him, and also had some of the most cutting words that any celebrity offered over the situation. Say what you want about Kid Rock, but he handled the situation in a manner that I believe most would have wanted him to handle it.
May 24, 2023 @ 11:09 am
Why are you invoking Kid Rock in this? Because you don’t like his politics?
May 24, 2023 @ 11:15 am
Kid Rock was previously a client of Kirt Webster and Webster Public Relations. That is why it is being brought up.
Here’s what Kid Rock had to say back in 2017:
“I hope to god this shit he is being accused of is not true as he has been nothing but a good friend to me. But if it comes to light that it is, I will be the first to cut the head off the snake. I never witnessed or heard about any of this outside that [Webster] was probably gay, which I could care less about. We [BMG] canceled his and his companies (sic) services upon not only hearing about these, but other rumors that are starting to swirl. Unfortunately, I believe sexual harassment is like cancer. We all know someone affected by it and it has to stop.”
May 24, 2023 @ 12:01 pm
Kid rock did a song on the movie soundtrack of osmosis Jones, and kid rock sings,
“On my cell phone.
I’m paid , G ,
Can’t call me
Young ladies
Young ladies,
I like em under aged see,
Some say that’s statutory,
I say it’s mandatory,
I like em under aged.
Sorry Trigger along with all the other fascist and bill shit things this guy has done, kid rock sings a song like this? That puts him as a slime ball in my eyes. He is just garbage Like webster.
May 24, 2023 @ 1:34 pm
Look, if you want me to defend Kid Rock, you’ve come to the wrong place. I was simply pointing out that in this instance, Kid Rock dropped Kirt Webster as a publicist when the allegations came to light.
May 24, 2023 @ 10:56 am
This dude is a piece of work. Thuggery at its elite finest.
May 24, 2023 @ 11:10 am
Webster shouldn’t have supplied a comment – not only does it reveal he has access to the email/phone, and is responding on behalf of Jeremy Westby when it’s already known they are in a business relationship, at very least – but his choice of words reeks of all the same putrid, elitist, “I’m untouchable” type of disregard for his actions toward the many victims that are being reported here and elsewhere, dating back years. He’s basically throwing in the towel and saying, “Yeah, it’s whatever; I don’t really care about this.”
May 24, 2023 @ 11:21 am
Unacceptable opinion: If he was an asshole, yelled at you, and threw things around….walk out the door or hang up the phone on the spot. If he raped you, call the police. Don’t go back for more. Don’t look the other way. Don’t put your promised fame before your dignity and self worth. Unless of course, you want to…
May 24, 2023 @ 11:28 am
Come on now Jake,
You know this statement is too reasonable.
It’s censorship week at it’s finest, here at SCM.
The poor victims in this last week’s articles are surely not to blame.
No sir, all the big bad wolves out there, & in the United States of America, all of these poor victims have no recourse.
They must stay & be abused repeatedly.
We need to hold a candle vigil
May 24, 2023 @ 11:39 am
For the record, the alleged victim in this case did leave after Mr. Webster acted aggressive towards her. She left that night, left the state, and never came back. She said she did not leave in that immediate moment because she would have had to explain to her husband what happened, and she was afraid her husband would have harmed Kirt, and then they would be the ones having the police called on them. But she did leave.
I don’t think people can appreciate just how strong the allure of “making it” in the music business is on people, and allows them to put up with all kinds of inappropriate behavior. Every time there is a story like this, the question becomes, “Why do they stay?” We saw it with Mr. Webster back in 2017. We saw it with Jimmie Allen recently. The answer is that working in country music is their dream, and some people in this industry prey on those dreams, use them to control people, and this is what make people put up with things they would never put up with in other circumstances. We see it over, and over. And that is why it is dependent on the music industry to police such activity, and address it when we see it.
May 24, 2023 @ 11:53 am
Trig, this kind of behaviour happens in most sectors of society, & in most cultures.
It is horrible, atrocious, nauseating, gut wrenching, energy draining, and has to be dealt with head on.
If a person continues to allow repeated violations, it is because they are hoping to get something in return for allowing those violations.
The victim of these bullies have to stand up, take a stance, and put a stop to it.
Would never have gotten through nuc. med. & passed the boards, and gotten my license, had not fought my way through the sexual bullying, and jealousies.
A person is much stronger when they stand up, look someone in the eye, and if you’ll forgive me quoting Gandalf, exclaim, “You. Shall. Not. Pass.”
And, in doing so, they make it easier, for the people coming up, behind them.
May 24, 2023 @ 12:55 pm
I am pretty sure that is what Jason Ashcraft is doing, yes?
May 24, 2023 @ 3:16 pm
Good for Jason.
May 24, 2023 @ 12:18 pm
“Webster first allegedly yelled at her on the phone, chastising her. “You’re just a fucking asshole. You make a fucking mess of everything. I can’t believe you’ve left me stranded here,” she says Kirt screamed at her on the phone before she returned to his house.”
You going to show up to someone’s house who “screams” that at you?
May 24, 2023 @ 1:46 pm
Not to get into a blow by blow of that situation. But if you read the story, it’s conveyed that at that time the employee was staying at Kirt Webster’s house. That means she had personal items there they had to pick up. So it was required that she return to the house.
When she returned to the house, she claims, “He wasn’t saying anything at first. We were packing merch orders to get them out before Christmas…”
So immediately upon her return, Mr. Webster was not being hostile. It was after this when the situation escalated.
Also, even after she left, she said “we dropped off the merch at the airport.” That is because this was either the last day, or near the last day to ship orders before Christmas. Despite her issues with Mr. Webster, the employee wanted to fulfill her job, and didn’t want folks to not get Christmas presents due to the issue, above not wanting to tell her husband in fear he might cause harm to Mr. Webster, and then he might be the one facing legal issues.
The employee also says, “It’s my fault. I shouldn’t have stayed.” So she knows this. But she wanted to stay because she wanted to work in the country music business, and she cared about the artists that she managed, and wanted to see them succeed.
May 24, 2023 @ 7:32 pm
Where did I say I was trying to make you defend kid rock trigger? I gave you actual proof of what kind of scum kid rock is and he is no different from scum like Webster, no where did I say you had to defend that jerk, I was just stating why I hate kid rock. He is trash, if you don’t like it, that’s your problem not mine.
May 25, 2023 @ 11:06 am
Your ‘actual proof’ is a song. Anyone can put anything in a song, whether it’s true or not, or even if it’s classy or not”. Merle Haggard wrote “Working Man’s Blues” yet was a thief before he was famous, not a working man. This Webster guy actually, physically, did terrible things to people. You can’t compare some guy who actually slipped ludes to a younger dude and then raped him, to some half wit song by Kid Rock. It’s not the same. Get off your soapbox about Kid Rock.
May 24, 2023 @ 10:26 pm
Trigger, is it true you used to work for / with Webster? I’m not defending Webster nor throwing you under the bus. Just looking for full transparency.
May 24, 2023 @ 10:32 pm
I never worked for Webster. I’ve never worked as a publicist, or in the music industry beyond being a journalist, and a country brush drummer for failed projects out of Austin and Oregon.
May 25, 2023 @ 5:58 pm
These discussions about Kid Rock should not be the focus. The focus needs to be that Webster is a predator, aggressor, sexually inappropriate, violent, with an alleged history of numerous abuses (numbering in the teens) that could be potentially considered felons and extremely violent. The most important factor we need to consider within the Country Music and Nashville community is why we continue to work/engage with him and his proxies, allow them to attend industry events, be members of our associations, or even tolerate/accept their involvement within our industry. We shouldn’t turn a blind eye…WE ARE AND SHOULD BE BETTER THAN THAT!!! This perceived notion that he still has power, in my opinion is not factual. By vocalizing it we feed into his inflated ego and give him this perceived power both internally and externally. Let me say he has NO POWER especially if we don’t feed into his and associates narratives. Intimidation is not power, it is actually weakness. Webster needs to be held accountable and so does our industry if we continue to allow him to have a voice and access to young talent who simply want to contribute to our industry. We have the power to make change and more importantly, a safe place for our colleagues.
PS, Jason and if any of the people who spoke out in this article want to chat or need help finding employment reach out to me. I am easy to find.
May 26, 2023 @ 9:23 am
Marcel – you are exactly the type of person that the industry needs to speak up on this situation. Bravo to you.
For those of you who don’t know, Marcel is the current publicist for Dolly Parton, Martina McBride, Miranda Lambert, Wynonna, etc. He has a big voice in this town.
May 26, 2023 @ 10:44 am
So proud you’re my friend.
May 26, 2023 @ 7:07 am
Kirt Webster is a psychiatrist’s wet dream. And I would encourage him to seek one out. Get your life right, dude. Otherwise there’s going to be a very special place in hell…
May 26, 2023 @ 9:09 pm
One can only hope this is the beginning of the end of Webster and his henchmen. I think the people who have came forward to bring these stories to light are going to help bring all the others out of hiding and anonymity. I agree that it is time for everyone who feels they’ve victimized or witnessed criminal behavior by Webster to come forward and share your stories. I
May 27, 2023 @ 7:27 pm
Kirt Webster is a narcissist at the highest level. He preys on people trying to make it in the music business with false promises and hope. He thinks he is untouchable and couldn’t care less about his clients no matter how big. Dolly, Kenny, Kid Rock and many others dropped him like a hot potato.
June 3, 2023 @ 10:39 am
Given all that has happened to date, and continues to happen, why is all the other media out there not also covering this in some capacity? Makes one wonder if real journalism is even still in existance.
August 14, 2023 @ 2:44 pm
What is the update on this story? Is this man still working in the industry?
August 26, 2023 @ 1:18 pm
Right on,Mr. Pariseau !!!! Why any genre (or other walk) continues to tolerate sexual abuse is 2023 is odious. This dude Webster ,if these allegations are true,should by excised by the Country music community.
September 21, 2023 @ 4:56 pm
Webster trying to use a Carl Perkins quote as a means to justify his scenario is complete narcissistic bullshit. Context matters. Perkins obviously gave that quote when referencing how fans and radio would react to his music and message. Not because he was trying to explain his way out of being a rapist piece of shit….unlike Webster. The industry and artists need to flush him down the toilet like the turd he is.
September 21, 2023 @ 5:03 pm
Holy crap. I went to high school with Jason Ashcraft. That dude wasnt taking people’s shit way back then and he apparently still aint taking people’s shit right now. Goos for him for standing up but that’s how he’s rolled for a long time
December 13, 2023 @ 12:08 pm
nope! He hasnt changed a bit! lol
I remember back when he still worked for the company right before he resigned and had found out and how furious he was. He was willing to burn the whole house down, himself in it, to stop that man. Good characters still exist in Music City.
December 13, 2023 @ 12:06 pm
Way to go Jason Ashcraft and JWA Media being willing to put name, business and reputation on the line to make sure Websters crimes never leave the front page of Google.
March 14, 2024 @ 6:41 pm
Austin Rick is posting on FB saying he is almost done with his book. Looks like there will be more to this story at some point.
March 26, 2024 @ 10:52 pm
“Surviving Possession: Inside Kirt Webster’s Twisted Toy Chest” will be complete soon, and it won’t take any prisoners.
April 7, 2025 @ 6:47 am
Does anyone following this know if Austin Rick’s book is still coming out? In light of other predators like P Diddy and Weinstein going down, it seems unfathomable that Webster would be let off the hook for his apparent crimes.
April 7, 2025 @ 7:05 am
Yes, it is. As soon as more info is available publicly, I will be sharing it.