Thread by @lsanger

U.S. gov't seizes properties of Peter Nygard, accused of sex trafficking dozens of women and girls. Quotes from the interesting story in thread...

news.yahoo.com/us-government-… | via startthis.org/?p=776

"Prosecutors accuse Nygard of running a decades-long sex trafficking scheme in which he lured dozens of women and minors to his properties to have sex with him, his friends, and his business partners."

"Vanity Fair once described Nygard as a hard-partying 'Hugh Hefner of down-market retail.'" He must be so proud.

"A Bahamian island he owned, which was featured 'The Oprah Winfrey Show,' featured carved dragons, 60-foot ziggurats with hundreds of torches lit individually every night by his staff, and giant statues of nude women modeled on his former girlfriends, according to the magazine."

Oprah describes Peter Nygard's creepy-looking Bahamian pile as a "tropical fantasy." I'd have other descriptions myself.

"The island, was a hotspot for a long list of celebrities, former presidents, actors, and athletes. Nygard publicly talked about throwing 'pamper parties,' Sunday-night events where he offered everybody free spa treatments."

Guess who did the pampering.

"Dozens of women and girls who filed a civil lawsuit allege they were were forced to participate in the 'pamper parties,' where they performed sex acts on Nygard and others."

I suppose we'll never learn who were at those parties, just as we'll never get details about Epstein.

"Girls would be flown to the 150,000-square-foot, Mayan-themed estate on Nygard's 'N-Force' jet, where their passports were collected and their return flights canceled by travel agency personnel, according to the lawsuit."

"In one disturbing instance detailed in the lawsuit, Nygard is accused of showing a 14-year-old girl pornography of a man rubbing feces over a woman's body and forced her to penetrate him with a dildo. Nygard also forcibly raped the teenager, the lawsuit alleges."

Justice pls.

"Gutzler alleged that Nygard had intimidated victims into silence. After filing the initial lawsuit with 10 victims, lawyers on the case heard from more dozens more, he said.

'I can't believe it's taken this long,' he said at the time. 'Everybody knew about this.'"

Just like "everybody" knew about Epstein, according to Cindy McCain.

"Everybody" is complicit, I say. And yet justice isn't done.

Even after all of the—many—horror stories, you're still just a stupid conspiracy theorist, if you don't think there are elite child sex rings!