Bishop Eddie Long Has A Fifth Accuser And He Is Apparently An Angry Ex-Lover

FOX 5’s I-Team has uncovered that there was a fifth accuser in the Bishop Eddie Long sexual misconduct case. He never filed a lawsuit and his name was kept a secret, but Centino Kemp's allegations of sexual misconduct against Bishop Long brought him front and center into the recent settlement negotiations. Centino Kemp, sometimes called Centinio, is young, having just turned 22, and reports are he met Bishop Long years ago. He has Long's name tattooed on his wrist, and he is currently recording songs written from the perspective of an angry lover. The well-known sex scandal involving Bishop Eddie Long began when four young men, all former members of New Birth Missionary Baptist Church, filed suit accusing the bishop of lavishing money, trips and gifts on the young adult s, while having sexual contact with them. The case was finally settled in secret back in May. Sources say an undisclosed amount of money was paid to the young men. Bishop Long, in court papers, denied the allegations and later issued a statement saying it was time to move forward. Now, FOX 5 reports that after the initial lawsuits were filed, Centino Kemp came forward with similar allegations of sexual misconduct against Bishop Long. Our sources say he became involved in the settlement talks. He was the mystery man. Though his name was never made public, he may have played a significant role in the mediation. A source says Kemp has been taking part in countless $100 an hour sessions in Atlanta recording studios for the past two months. Some are profanity-laced, sexually-charged stories of angry, jilted lovers, like Kemp’s song titled Pornography. According to various social media posts, Centino Kemp is 22 years old, single, tattooed, and always sporting different looks. He tweets openly of gay rights, and dreams of taking the recording world by storm. One source says Centino Kemp, who was raised in the Bahamas, met Bishop Eddie Long years ago during a visit to New Birth while he was a teenage student in a Florida college. The relationship meant enough for him to tattoo Eddie Long's name on his wrist, followed by the words, “Never a Mistake, Always a Lesson.”