Naked JP Morgan Executive Allegedly Demanded Threesome with 'Sex Slave' Colleague

JP Morgan's Lorna Hajdini, 37, is at the center of a scandal that’s turning heads and raising eyebrows. Allegations have surfaced that the naked bank executive demanded a drunken threesome from her so-called "sex slave" colleague, Chirayu Rana, and his friend while puffing on a cigarette.

According to a bombshell sworn statement from an unnamed witness, Hajdini was "completely naked" when she entered Rana's apartment, where the witness was trying to catch some sleep. Instead of letting him rest, she lit up and made her intentions clear, inviting the friend to join her and Rana in the bedroom. When he hesitated, she reportedly quipped, "You know I own [Rana], so you’d better come join."

As the night unfolded, the witness claims he overheard Rana pleading, "You have to leave. I’m not going to do this. Please stop." After Hajdini exited the apartment, a shaken Rana confided in his friend about the relentless harassment he faced from her, alleging that she coerced him into sexual acts on multiple occasions.

Rana has since filed a lawsuit against Hajdini in New York, accusing her of sexual assault, racial abuse, and drugging him during their time at JP Morgan. He alleges that she forced him into humiliating sexual situations without consent.

While both JP Morgan and Hajdini vehemently deny these allegations, claiming they are baseless, the lawsuit was recently refiled with even more shocking details. A second witness has come forward, stating that Rana confided in him about Hajdini's harassment and blackmail tactics. This witness also claims to have seen Hajdini getting intimate with Rana, who appeared visibly uncomfortable.

In a twist, prosecutors initiated a criminal investigation into these explosive allegations but ultimately decided against pursuing charges due to insufficient evidence. Rana has claimed that the Manhattan District Attorney's Office is still looking into the matter and that he was assigned mental health support last year related to this ongoing investigation.

However, reports indicate that the DA's office closed the inquiry after finding no evidence to substantiate Rana's claims. A source revealed that Rana was referred for counseling only after the investigation concluded, suggesting he might benefit from psychological support.

Adding to the bizarre saga, online posts linked to Rana have emerged, including one from last July on Ask A Lawyer where he sought advice on suing a male boss at Morgan Stanley. This post echoes allegations similar to those in his lawsuit against Hajdini.

In a further twist, it was reported that Rana misled JP Morgan about his father's death to secure three months of paid leave. The US tabloid tracked down his father at their $1.75 million home in Virginia, where he expressed ignorance about his son's legal troubles.

A spokesperson for JP Morgan stated, "Following an investigation, we don’t believe there’s any merit to these claims. While numerous employees cooperated with the investigation, the complainant refused to participate and has declined to provide facts that would be central to support his allegations."

This scandal continues to unfold as more details emerge, leaving many questioning the truth behind these explosive claims.