Wayne Marlon Jones, 56, from Canada is charged with sexual assault and three counts of fraud over $5,000
A Canadian bishop has admitted to having multiple affairs with two sisters at the same time – one of whom was living with the him and his wife.
Bishop Wayne Marlon Jones, 56, is currently on trial over allegations that he sexually assaulted four female parishioners and conned them out of thousands of dollars.
‘I’m not proud of it,’ Jones said repeatedly during his testimony on Tuesday.
According to the Toronto Sun Jones said the sexual relations were all consensual and lasted around 18 month.
Jones told the court that he invited a younger sister and her two sons to live at his home in 1990.
He helped get her at a car factory where he worked at the time and they commuted together.
As his first wife, Debra Jones, worked two jobs, the bishop admitted that he spent lots of time home alone with the woman who was separated from her husband in Trinidad.
Eventually, Debra caught her husband in the act as the bishop made love with his live-in mistress on the living room floor.
Despite the woman then being kicked out of the house, the affairs continued.
Other allegations that he drugged and raped another alleged victim Jones claimed were complete ‘fabrication.
He has been accused of assaulting the woman during sessions from May 2011 to May 2013. The church was founded in 2002 and is operated out of a bungalow in Scarborough (above)
The bishop also said that he never engages in exorcism or any voodoo practices or has acted as a medium.
‘We would be the laughingstock of Baptist churches if we did that,’ Jones told his lawyer Randall Barrs.
A fourth victim who came forward told of how she turned to Jones for help after a jealous Montreal psychic placed a curse on her by sleeping with seven voodoo practitioners in Cuba.
Jones said that the only cure for her would be to sleep with him.
The woman testified that she had sex with Jones some 30 times and he conned her and her drug-dealing boyfriend out of $20,000, her boyfriend’s $5,000 car and some of his jewelry over the course of three years.
Jones has pleaded not guilty to charges of sexual assault and fraud.
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