By Janice Broach - bio email Follow us on Twitter. The former fiancee of a a Mid-South doctor accused of trying to hire young prostitutes online says he's being judged too harshly. But Keen says the doctor has a good heart and should not be judged too harshly. She says the man accused of sex trafficking is not the man she knows.
That's the point I want to get across - that this is not him. And yet she admits Weiner strayed during their five-year relationship. She says she met the doctor when she was a cardiac nurse, and despite the year age difference, they clicked. She says Weiner became a father figure to her two children and also supported her educational pursuits. She also says the doctor had some unusual tastes in the bedroom. Weiner is accused of repeatedly visiting to the Sugar Daddy site, described as a place for wealthy men to find women called 'sugarbabies' for companionship and entertainment.
Authorities say Weiner offered money and gifts on the site. According to a federal complaint, a former co-worker of Weiner's alerted the feds to the doctor's online activities, which started as early as and continued until last weekend when the authorities caught Wiener in a sting.
He showed up at a truck stop and was arrested. He was probably honestly just trying to have a good time," said Keen, who adds that she still doesn't condone his behavior. Roger Weiner is back at work in Clarksdale and is scheduled to appear in court next month. Skip to content. Watch Live. Election Results. Presidential Election Map.
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