BREAKING: RAW STORY Finds Police Report on Heather Wilson's Husband

UPDATE: A post on this by FBIHOP is now on the front page of Daily Kos, along with a link to my original story on DFNM. (The permanent link to FBIHOP's post is here.)

The website RAW STORY today posted a story (now on it's front page) about Republican Rep. Heather Wilson (NM-01) entitled, "Congresswoman on Page Board Buried File on Husband's Child Abuse Alegation." The post includes scans of the Albuquerque Police report on Rep. Heather Wilson's husband, Jay Hone, that allegedly is contained in a file Wilson eventually admitted she removed from the general file system of the NM Department of Children, Youth and Families within days of assuming her new job as the agency's Secretary. Excerpt:

... RAW STORY has uncovered and confirmed the authenticity of the police incident report believed to be contained in the missing dossier. Filed as a case of child abuse in 1993, it contends that Wilson's husband Jay Hone, an Albuquerque attorney, touched a then-16 year old boy "in a manner that was not welcome."

I had previously posted about this incident, and included a link to a YouTube video I had found there that shows a report by KOAT-TV's investigative reporter, Larry Barker, on the missing file. I learned today, however, that the video had been removed by YouTube, allegedly due to copyright problems. Anyone else find it an odd coincidence that the YouTube video disappeared at the same time Raw Story released copies of the police report that prompted CYFD to open the file? It's my understanding the video had been on the site for months.

The video of the news report showed Barker speaking with Heather Wilson about the file. On camera, she denied taking it, despite Barker showing her a card that indicated she had done so. The news team reported that when they contacted Wilson to inform her they would be running the story, she suddenly admitted she had, indeed, removed the file and taken it to another location. So Heather Wilson lied on camera about taking a file containing what was alleged to be embarrassing information based on a police report about her husband.

As I also reported previously, Heather Wilson was a member of the congressional Page Board during the years 2001-2004. She has denied knowing anything at that time about Rep. Mark Foley's inappropriate behavior. She's also a member of the Congressional Missing and Exploited Children's Caucus, which also counted Mark Foley as a member.

She was also the top recipient of campaign contributions from Foley:

The top individual recipient of Foley’s money is Rep. Heather Wilson, who is in a tight race this year in New Mexico. She has received $8,000 from Foley. The #2 recipient is Rep. Bob Ney (R-Ohio), who is leaving Congress after admitting to taking bribes from lobbyist Jack Abramoff and his associates. Ney received $6,000 from Foley.