Rielle Hunter: No Paternity Tests, Thanks
The ex-mistress of former presidential candidate John Edwards says she will not participate in DNA testing to establish the paternity of her daughter.
Rielle Hunter's lawyer, Robert Gordon, says his client is a common citizen who is not running for public office and wishes to maintain her privacy.
"Rielle is therefore making no statement on the matter now or in the future," Gordon said. "Furthermore, Rielle Hunter will not participate in DNA testing or any other invasion of her or her daughter's privacy now or in the future."
Friday, John Edwards admitted to having an affair with Hunter in 2006 but denied he was the father of Hunter's 5-month-old daughter.
John Edwards dodges a bullet as Rielle Hunter nixes DNA testing.
Edwards offered to take a paternity test to prove it, but Hunter's statement means the issue of who the father is remains an open question.
A former Edwards campaign staff member, Andrew Young, professes to be the father, but the baby's California birth certificate lists no dad.
After months of speculation, John Edwards, the Democratic party's vice presidential nominee in 2004 and a contender again in 2008, confessed to ABC News on Friday that he lied repeatedly about his affair with Rielle Hunter.Continue Reading...

































