Tony Alamo: Evidence of other crimes to be used against Alamo

Federal prosecutors intend to use evidence gathered during the investigation of other crimes allegedly committed by jailed evangelist Tony Alamo at his upcoming trial.

The filing in U.S. District Court at Texarkana shows prosecutors plan to offer evidence that Alamo "engaged in a sexual relationship with not only the charged victims ... but also other women and underage girls."

Interim U.S. Attorney Debbie Groom told The Associated Press that document is a required form to provide defense lawyers notice that prosecutors intend to use evidence gathered about crimes outside of an indictment at trial.

Alamo, 74, faces a 10-count indictment accusing him of taking underage girls across state lines for sex. Lawyers for Alamo said they didn't know about the filing Monday.