"People put their heart and soul into the John Edwards campaign for President of the United States," said Bonior. "They put their energy, they put their time, the put their resources in, they gave them their confidence and in the end, he wasn't there for them."
There's been no public reaction from Hunter. She had been living, under an assumed name in a $3 million Santa Barbara, California home arranged by Edwards' national finance campaign chairman.
Edwards has denied paternity and a campaign aide has come forward to say he, not Edwards, is the father.
Hunter's younger sister Melissa told ABC News many lies are being told about her sister.
"My sister, she obviously made a mistake. That doesn't mean she's a bad person. To the contrary, she's a great person. I love her very much. As a mother, she just wanted privacy and a safe environment for her child. And nobody should be judging her unless they walked in her shoes," said Hunter's sister.
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