In the gilded, high-stakes environment of 1990s Florida high society, a chilling encounter allegedly took place in the most private of settings. Amidst a sea of tuxedo-clad men and champagne-sipping socialites at the Mar-a-Lago estate, a mother claims she was pulled aside and given a desperate warning that has only now come to light with the release of explosive new documents. Sandra Coleman, whose 14-year-old daughter Tina Davis was an aspiring model at the time, recalls being cornered in a bathroom by the hostess herself, Marla Maples. The message was simple but terrifying: get your daughter away from the men here, especially the man of the house.
The year was 1994, and the Palm Beach property magnate's marriage to the former beauty pageant contestant was the talk of the tabloids. However, behind the scenes of a lavish party, Coleman alleges a much darker atmosphere was brewing. Her daughter, Tina, had recently been signed with Ford Models and was one of nearly a dozen 'really young' models scouted to attend the event. According to a report in The New York Times, Coleman claims the teenagers were instructed to 'dress sexy' for the occasion.
