A 33-year-old Nashville man who fathered as many as 22 children by 14
women has found himself at the center of one of the city's costliest
child support cases - and Orlando Shaw says his youth and love of women
are all to blame.
Appearing outside a courtroom recently, Shaw, dressed in a crisp white shirt and matching Capri pants, his long hair neatly arranged in dread locks, opened up to a local TV reporter about his predicament.
Appearing outside a courtroom recently, Shaw, dressed in a crisp white shirt and matching Capri pants, his long hair neatly arranged in dread locks, opened up to a local TV reporter about his predicament.
Although Shaw told NewsChannel 5 that he is the father of 18 kids, it is
believed that his brood numbers 22 offspring, whose mothers took the
amorous Southern gentleman to court demanding that he pay tens of
thousands of dollars in back child support.
It is estimated that the State of Tennessee spends $7,000 a month to help support all of Shaw's children.
Magistrate Scott Rosenberg said that the 33-year-old dad would have to work three of four full-time jobs to come up with the unpaid child support he owes.
It is estimated that the State of Tennessee spends $7,000 a month to help support all of Shaw's children.
Magistrate Scott Rosenberg said that the 33-year-old dad would have to work three of four full-time jobs to come up with the unpaid child support he owes.
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However, Shaw said that his criminal record makes it difficult for him to land a stable, well-paying job. But he seems to have a fool-proof financial plan in place.
‘I play the hell out of the Tennessee lottery,’ he boasted. ‘I don’t block my blessings.'
In a moment of reflection, he then added that perhaps someone will recognize that he had turned his life around and give him a chance.
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