A high-flying Wall Street trader allegedly made his personal assistant plan, oversee and tidy up after debauched sex parties at his $21 million Manhattan townhouse, where she claims MDMA and ketamine flowed freely as her boss and his guests cavorted with “women in varied stages of undress,” according to an eye-popping lawsuit obtained by The Independent.
When she took the job last spring, Janelli Saavedra quickly became aware of Bluefin Capital Management founder Michael J. Goodwin’s “propensity to host sexual gatherings, otherwise referred to as an ‘orgy,’” her complaint contends.
