Now he has the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation to worry about

Biker who spoke at East Tennessee churches target of TBI probe
Lester says all he did was 'say some things I shouldn't have'
By Matt Lakin

Ernie Ray Lester says he made his peace with God.

Now he has the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation to worry about.

"I didn't do anything but go to churches and sing and say some things I shouldn't have," Lester said Tuesday. "It's a wonder God didn't just strike me dead for going around and saying what I did. I've asked for counseling. I've asked for help. I've told my mom I'm sorry. I've asked forgiveness for the things I've done, and my father above has forgiven me."

Lester, 52, spent the past few years visiting churches around East Tennessee with his testimony of how he turned to God after a cold welcome home from service in Vietnam and more than a decade collecting drug debts for motorcycle gangs. He didn't tell those congregations about a misdemeanor record, a bankruptcy or that he graduated high school three years after the U.S. began pulling out of Vietnam.
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Biker who spoke at East Tennessee churches target of TBI probe