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12 December 2011

Richard Curtis (1959–) state representative.

A veteran of the US Air Force, and later a fire department captain and a councilman in La Center, Washington, Richard Curtis was married with two daughters. He was elected to the Washington State House of Representatives as a Republican in 2004 and again in 2006.

In 2005 and 2006 he voted against gay rights bills. In 2007 he voted against a bill to create domestic partnerships.

Later in 2007 he resigned after it came to light that he liked to cross-dress and have bareback sex with male escorts.

During a Republican retreat, after taking drugs and wearing some female clothing under his suit, he picked up a male escort in a porn store and took him to a hotel room. The young man stole Curtis' wallet after sex and tried to obtain a promised $1,000 for barebacking.  Curtis contacted a friend in the Washington State Patrol claiming extortion and hoping to keep the details quiet, but the WSP correctly referred the case to the local police.

*Not the trans doctor who took over Russell Reid’s practice, nor the NZ-born writer and director of popular comedies.

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