Chas Bearse Wiki, Age, Net Worth, Ramsey Carpenter Bearse Husband, Family, Kids, Wedding, Height, Instagram
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Chas Bearse Biography – Chas Bearse Wiki
Chas Bearse (also known as Charles Chas Bearse) is the husband of former Miss Kentucky Ramsey Carpenter Bearse. Together with his family, they are heavily involved in Massey Energy, a mining company in West Virginia. As news of his wife’s arrest broke, he deleted his LinkedIn page. Ramsey Carpenter-Bearse, Ex-Miss Kentucky who is his wife was arrested for allegedly sexting a teen student.
He is also president of the Massey subsidiary that operates the company’s Freedom Mine #1 in Pike County, Ky., which is the target of the Labor Department’s first-ever attempt to get a federal court injunction forcing compliance with federal mine safety laws.
Chas Bearse Age
Chas Bearse’s age is unclear.
Chas Bearse Wife
He is married to his wife Ramsey Carpenter Bearse. They got married in 2016.
Chas Bearse Kids
It is not clear whether Bearse and his wife Ramsey Carpenter Bearse have any children.
Chas Bearse Wedding
He got married to his wife Ramsey Carpenter Bearse at “My Old Kentucky Home” in July 2016.
Chas Bearse Wife’s Arrest and Charges
According to the court documents, authorities in Kanawha County received a complaint from the mother of a 15-year-old boy on December 5. The mother said that her son had received “inappropriate pictures” from the former teacher. She said that her son had attended Andrew Jackson Middle School from the six to the eighth grade. She had been a teacher at the school for “some of that time.” A day later, officers met with her. They say that she admitted to sending photos of her naked breasts to the teenage boy via Snapchat between August 2018 and October 2018. Both the child and the accused both live in Kanawha County.
She is facing four felony counts of sending obscene material to a minor. WCHS reports that she did not talk to reporters as she appeared in court. Officials have not said if there any other victims involved in the case. WCHS adds in their report that her lawyer said that her client would post the requested $10,000 or 10 percent cash bond.
