Paige Patterson, the former president of Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary and former president of the Southern Baptist Convention, is a horrible, horrible man.

Paige Patterson, the former Southern Baptist Convention president who was recently removed as a seminary head for his handling of sex abuse claims, is being sued by a woman who says he threatened, intimidated and humiliated her after she reported multiple rapes to him.

The woman, a former student of Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary who is listed as “Jane Roe” in the suit, accuses Patterson of shaming and ignoring her after she said she was repeatedly stalked and raped at gunpoint by a male seminary student in 2014 and 2015.

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In October 2014, Roe says she awoke to John Doe sexually assaulting her and brandishing a gun. He threatened her with murder-suicide the next day, the suit says, and would often load guns in front of her and say he would “bury her.”

On other occasions, he “brutally pulled out” chunks of Roe’s hair, nearly strangled her or sexually assaulted her. He once cornered her in a restroom and, armed with a gun, took photos of her as he again raped her, the suit says.

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Months later, Roe arrived at what she thought would be a routine meeting with a seminary professor, who was also an assistant to Patterson’s wife. Paige Patterson was there and, according to the suit, told Roe’s professor about the alleged rapes. When Roe asked that her professor be allowed to leave the room, Patterson said Roe’s family would also have to exit, the suit says. The family did not leave, it says.

He then told her he had obtained a copy of her confidential police report, and had reached out to Doe, who he said told him that they had a consensual relationship. Doe said he had nude photos of Roe that proved she consented to his advances, according to the suit.

The photos, Roe said, were taken while she was being raped at gunpoint in a bathroom.

When Roe’s mother asked Patterson why Doe had been allowed to enroll at the seminary despite his alleged criminal past, Patterson “lunged across the table, firmly pointed his finger in her face and threatened to ‘unleash’ lawyers on her if she dared question his leadership,” the suit says.

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This guy is from Satan. And this lawsuit explains why the Southern Baptist Convention is a deeply sick organization and is deservedly losing people every day.