Theodore "Teddy" Pedersen said Sunday that he had threesomes with the former New Jersey Governor James "Jim" McGreevey and his wife, Dina Matos. Pedersen is the former driver of the former governor.
McGreevey announced on Aug. 12, 2004 that he was a "gay American", even though he was married for four years.
In Matos McGreevey's 2007 memoir "Silent Partner", she claims she did not know that McGreevey was gay. However, Pedersen said she obviously knew because she was there during their threesomes, giving explicit details to the New York Post in an interview Sunday.
Pedersen, who already gave such details in the couple's divorce proceedings, said that Matos McGreevey is a hypocrite herself, especially after taking the side of Silda Wall Spitzer during her husband Eliot's recent sex scandal.
"It's frustrating to hear her call Gov. Spitzer a hypocrite while she's out there being as dishonest as anyone could be about her own life," said Pedersen, 29.
"She's framed herself as a victim - yet she was a willing participant. She had complete control over what happened in her relationship," he said. "She was there, she knew what was happening, she made the moves. We all did. It's disgusting to watch her play the victim card."
Pedersen became McGreevey's driver while he was mayor of Woodbridge, N.J. in the late 1990s. The threesomes began then, continuing through their marriage in 2000, but ended before he was elected Governor in 2001.
"He liked watching me, and she would watch me while she was [performing sex acts] with Jim," Pedersen said. "In my opinion, me being a part of their sexual relationship enhanced it for both of them."
Pedersen said the threesome started as an "idea" he and McGreevey tossed around during the aide's long hours while he drove the politician around.
"Jim and I thought we could see if she would go for it - beyond just the hints in conversation.
"So one night, we came in. I went down to the basement bathroom, and when I came up, to my shock, she was basically undressed and on the loveseat with Jim. So I sat on the couch and watched and eventually joined in.
"And that's how it got going," he said. "We came up with this nice little formula for making it work."
Neither Dina Matos nor Jim McGreevey returned calls for comment. Lawyers for both said, "No comment."
The photo gallery has several pictures of Dina Matos and Jim McGreevey.
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