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From: adrian edwards ‹
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Date: Fri, 12 Jul 2019 12:29:04 +0000
FYI : The Domestic Agencies who supply the Staff to the rich and famous, cover up crimes in order to collect
fee's and to continue doing business.
They send Staff for interviews knowing fine well that the client is either violent, a drunk/ drug abuser,
physically/ verbally abusive, or even YES, a pedophile.
MANY very rich clients ask for "Pretty Staff' and often they are sexual harassed on a daily basis in return for
monies
favors, etc.
For example
"Do this for me, and your family in the Philippines will be able to buy that house"
These very rich families have the Staff sign "Confidentiality Clauses" and then have their lawyers scare the hell
out of any Staff Members who dares to answer back, criticize, or threaten to go to the Police or the Press, as the
lawyers threaten the Staff with the "Confidentiality Papers" and say things like
"You will NEVER work
again, and we will take your house, or apt away from you with Court costs so shut up"
Then the same lawyers hand checks to disgruntled, or abused Domestic Workers as a pay-off to shut up and to go
away
and the Domestic Agencies then are told to blacklist the individual.
This is how 5th and Park Avenue operate
and yes, even CPW and Tribeca
THEN to top it off the Domestic Agencies then threaten the Staff and say
"If you dare to go to the Police, or
the Press, or even the US Attorneys Office, we will blacklist you and no Agency will ever work with you ever
again"
How do you think Epstein and so many others get away with abuse for so long 999999???
It is designed that way. All are scared to talk
and all are threatened
one way or another.
The US Attorneys Office could expose this, and for sure the damn will burst wide open on the likes of Seinfeld,
Kalikow, Black, Soros, and many many more,,,,,,,,,
The Domestic Agencies are just as guilty as the Clients who are up to no good, as they are licensed and bon…
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