Buc-ee's founder's son indicted on claims he secretly recorded guests in bathroom, having sex
The 28-year-old son of Buc-ee's founder Don Wasek was indicted earlier this month on charges that he secretly recorded people using the bathroom, changing clothes and having sex at private residences across Texas, Austin-based ABC affiliate KVUE reports. A Travis County grand jury on May 17 indicted Mitchell Wasek on 21 counts of invasive visual recording, the news station reports. Invasive visual recording is a state jail felony punishable by a prison sentence of up to two years and a maximum fine of $10,000. The charges stem from a May 2023 incident in which a friend of Mitchell Wasek who worked in cybersecurity allegedly noticed a secret recording device in the bathroom of a Lake Travis home owned by Wasek’s father, the Current reported at the time.
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