14 DAY TRIAL // Days after word got out in the media that Jesse James had been cheating on wife Sandra Bullock with a tattoo and occasional glamour model Michelle “Bombshell” McGee, pics of her in a Nazi-themed photoshoot emerged. Shortly after, rumors started to pick up that a similar photo, this time with Jesse James, might exist as well. Crushable has an explanation for that.
Though the shock of trying to figure out why James would cheat on Sandra Bullock with a woman who liked to dress up as a Nazi and do the Nazi salute was great at first, perhaps the world shouldn’t be so surprised, says the aforementioned e-zine. Jesse James’ ties to Nazi and white power groups go way back, from when he was married to his ex, Janine Lindemulder, who is now the wife of a skinhead, says the report.
“[Janine Lindemulder] is currently married to Jeremy Aikman, who is said to be ‘an admitted skinhead.’ Aikman goes by the name ‘Lefty’ on his MySpace page (which is private), and his last status update on Wednesday said, ‘What goes around comes around.’ Could that be a dig against Jesse?” says the report. Of course, we’re all to take this with a grain of salt but, argues the report, if we care enough to look the right way, the evidence is quite overwhelming.
“Lastly, some have pointed to this logo of Jesse’s company, West Coast Choppers, as further proof of his white supremacist beliefs. It does look at a lot like a German cross used frequently in Nazi art. If all this is true, we’d bet some of his tattoos are also in some way connected to white power. And, we want to know if Sandra Bullock knew. Did she realize what she was getting herself into? [S]he may have known what Jesse was up to, and just didn’t expect him to so publicly humiliate her,” the same report further goes.
Until now, only McGee has indirectly denied claims of being a Nazi or a white supremacist. After last week’s apology, when he said sorry for hurting his family and his children, Jesse James has remained true to his word and refused to further talk about this personal matter with the media.