Controversial Finger of God church founder Joseph Hellon has denied claims that he raped a member of his church.
This comes after the allegations were posted in the blog www. agapehellon.blogspot.com saying that he had repeatedly raped Veronica Agape.
Hellon, who was accompanied by Veronica Agape and his wife Wagikuyu for the interview with Word Is, yesterday said he had reported the matter to the CID for further investigations.
Veronica also denied creating the blog.
Hellon confirmed that he has fallen out with former buddy Quincy Timberlake and that he has quit the Placenta Party. He was set to be the party's presidential candidate in the 2012 polls.
According to the jazz musician, the big fallout came after the "utopic promises" made by Quincy failed to come to fruition.
Quincy had approached Hellon with a deal allegedly from Pepsi Cola, claiming that the soft drink company was interested in signing him (Hellon) as brand ambassador and all he had to do was feature Quincy in the videos of his songs. Quincy also told Hellon that Irish American film actor and producer Mel Gibson wanted to feature him (Hellon) in one of his movies.
Another unfulfilled promise was getting an interview with legendary CNN talk show host Larry King. Quincy also claimed that Sarah Palin was to pay for Esther Arunga's child delivery bills - all promises never materialised.
Esther gave birth at Aga Khan Hospital, Nairobi, on December 27.
Hellon apologised to the public over the Esther Arunga saga.
He also said that he had reconciled with Arunga's parents and that he was working on a way to reunite her with her family.
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