An executive at the background-check company Intelius Inc. who recently promoted an iPhone application for weeding out sleazy dates has been charged with lying to a Seattle grand jury when he denied engaging in sex acts at a strip club.
John Kenneth Arnold, a co-founder and executive vice president of business development at Intelius, pleaded not guilty Thursday in federal court following his arrest.
The indictment alleges that Arnold, who is married, lied to a grand jury when he testified he had never engaged in sex acts with dancers at Rick's.
His testimony was part of the government's racketeering investigation of the club's owner, Frank …
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