
Leonardo Blair
Senior Reporter
Leonardo Blair is an award-winning investigative reporter and feature writer whose career spanned secular media in the Caribbean and New York City prior to joining The Christian Post in 2013. His early work with CP focusing on crime and Christian society quickly attracted international attention when he exposed a campaign by Creflo Dollar Ministries in 2015 to raise money from supporters to purchase a $65 million luxury jet. He continues to report extensively on church crimes, spiritual abuse, mental health, the black church and major events impacting Christian culture.
He is a 2007 alumnus of the Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism, where he was an inaugural member of the Toni Stabile Center for Investigative Journalism. He lives with his wife and two sons in New York City.
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Woman Hilariously Wigs Out on 'The Price Is Right' Game Show Then Goes on to Win $10,000
A contestant on the popular "The Price Is Right" television game show was so overjoyed after she won the qualifying round of the show called "One Bid" this week that she pulled off the wig she was wearing and hugged the show's host Drew Carey in a hilarious moment. She then went on to win $10,000.

20,000 Child Sex Predators Approached This 10-Y-O Girl Called Sweetie Online; But She Isn't Real
Some 20,000 child sex predators from 71 countries around the world, including at least 254 identified from the Unites States alone, approached a 10-year-old Filipina girl online in search of sexual stimulation. But the girl isn't real.

Man Claims Police, Doctors Dragged Him Through 14 Hours of Hell in Relentless Search for Drugs in Anus; Files Massive Lawsuit
A New Mexico man has filed a damning lawsuit against local police and a medical establishment after he was reluctantly dragged through a hellish 14-hours of multiple anal cavity searches because police felt he was hiding drugs when he appeared to clench his buttocks during a routine traffic stop.

Parents Prank Kids Into Believing They Ate All Their Halloween Candy and Their Reactions Are Priceless
For many kids across America, the most sacred part of Halloween besides becoming their favorite superhero is arguably collecting as much candy as they possibly can. A few parents shared on the Jimmy Kimmel show this week what happens when they play tricks with that sacred Halloween treasure called candy. And it was riotous.

50-Y-O Mom Accused of Pimping Three Teenage Daughters for as Little as $20
A 50-year-old Florida mother was arrested and jailed last Thursday for allegedly pimping her three teenage daughters in a family run prostitution ring.

After Being Married for a Year and a Half, Man Realizes Marriage 'Isn't for me'
After falling in love with and getting married to his best friend, Kim, a year and a half ago, young author Seth Adam Smith admitted on his website that "marriage isn't for me" and it will surprise and even warm your heart to know why.

Jailed Youth Evangelist Matt Pitt Luring Inmates to Church With 'Beautiful Women'
Popular Youth Evangelist Matt Pitt might be in jail for the next 10 months but it's not stopping him from using everything in his power to get his fellow inmates to turn to the Lord. And last Thursday he revealed he was using the power of "beautiful women" to lure men into his church.

Once Bullied for His Stutter, British Teen Musharaf Asghar Brings Class to Tears With Speech
In a triumphant move over his acute stammer which used to get him bullied in high school, a British teen moving on to college delivered a farewell speech in front of his classmates and teachers that made it difficult for them to keep their eyes dry.

Missouri Police Tasered Desperate Father Trying to Save 3-Y-O Son as He Dies Helplessly in House Fire
A three-year-old boy perished helplessly in a raging house fire in Louisiana, Mo., last Thursday as police officers tasered then restrained his desperate stepfather who wanted to try to save him from the deadly blaze.

President Obama Did Not Lie About Obamacare; He 'Clearly Misspoke,' Says NY Times Editorial
President Barack Obama did not lie to the American people when he said people could keep their health insurance under Obamacare if they liked it says the New York Times. He "clearly misspoke".


























