AX IN SEX SLAP
Woman: I saw him pleasure himself & I got fired
Her boss was so whack she had to sue.
A female administrative assistant at a male-dominated investment bank walked in on her boss masturbating in a conference room and was promptly fired, a new suit charges.
Logan Williams says her disgust with the boys culture at Marathon Capital took a mortifying turn on July 23 when she walked in on the company’s managing director, Chuck Hinckley, allegedly pleasuring himself in a conference room.
“Ms. Williams walked in and observed an extremely surprised look on Mr. Hinckley’s face. She looked down and saw Mr. Hinckley desperately trying to push his penis back into his pants with his left hand. He was simultaneously moving his computer mouse with his right hand, apparently in an effort to close whatever was open (probably pornography) on his screen,” the suit filed in Manhattan Federal Court states.
Williams’ lawsuit includes screen
grabs of texts she sent days after the alleged incident.
“The New York office is not Chuck’s sexual playground!” she wrote. “He can’t even keep his wiener out of his hands from 9 to 5.”
She also claims she got a threatening call from a protected number in which someone posing as a police officer told her to keep quiet or “something very bad will happen to you.”
Those texts and other communications with colleagues, according to her supervisors, violated a gag order as part of the bank’s internal investigation of the incident. She was fired on Aug. 24.
“A hostile and discriminatory environment was fostered at Marathon, a company run entirely by men, because of its leaders’ willingness to look the other way and put profits over a safe work environment. No women should ever be subjected to the outrageous conduct Ms. Williams endured, and we look forward to vindicating her rights in federal court,” attorney Michael Willemin said.
Efforts to reach Hinckley were unsuccessful.
“It is unfortunate that our former employee has resorted to making baseless allegations that are nothing more than a desperate attempt to extract an undue payment. Marathon Capital adheres to the highest standards of professional conduct and we will defend ourselves vigorously,” a Marathon spokeswoman said.