Seagal is a Piece of Crap

[thedarkangel1975]

Steven Seagal sued for allegedly keeping sex slaves
April 12, 2010, 11:35 PM EST
By Josh Dickey
TheWrap.com

Steven Seagal is accused of hiring young women as personal attendants whose real job was to serve his strange and sometimes violent sexual desires, according to a civil lawsuit filed Monday in Los Angeles by a 23-year-old former model who describes her experience in harrowing detail.

The plaintiff, Kayden Nguyen, said she met the action star in February through an ad on Craigslist seeking an executive assistant and, after three interviews, was told to pack for a trip to New Orleans, where the A&E show "Steven Seagal Lawman" was taping.

When she arrived, the lawsuit says, she discovered that Seagal had been keeping two young female Russian "attendants" who were essentially on-call for sex -- 24-seven.

On that first night, Nguyen was ushered to a secluded house where Seagal was staying with his wife and the two young women. He then proceeded to treat Nguyen as his "sex toy" despite her complaints, the lawsuit says, responding to her terror as he fondled and manhandled her by saying, "Relax, we won't do anything special tonight ... I'll save that for another night.'"


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View results for: Seagal sex trafficing Steven Seagal She complained the following morning to some of the other employees, assuming that they would deliver the message to Seagal. Hours later, the lawsuit says he assaulted her again, this time forcing her to consume "illegal pills" and inflicting sexual acts on her until she sobbed.

The following morning, when she confronted Seagal herself, he told her there had been a "misunderstanding"; but hours later, he assaulted her a third time, an attack that stopped only when she ran away.

The ordeal carried on for several days, and it wasn't until Feb. 28 -- the following Sunday -- that she was able to escape the situation.

The lawsuit says Nguyen told Seagal that she had to leave to meet with family members who would be suspicious if she didn't show up. Nonetheless, he told her not to leave the house and followed her with a gun equipped with a flashlight as she went out to a waiting cab, which sped away as she jumped in the front seat.

A message left by TheWrap with the action star's attorney, Stuart Rosenthal, was not immediately returned Monday. Messages left with A&E were also not immediately returned.

It was not clear why Kayden Nguyen chose to file a civil lawsuit instead of a criminal complaint. Messages left with her lawyers were not immediately returned Monday.

Nguyen's lawsuit claims that even after she got away, Seagal and his employees tried desperately to persuade her to return. When she escaped, she left behind "everything of value she owned," including car keys, her laptop, clothes, and "hundreds of dollars worth of makeup." She was told she would not get the items back until she signed an agreement stating she would not report the sexual attacks.

The lawsuit says Nguyen had accepted the job on Feb. 22, a Monday, and was sped in a limo to a waiting private jet. Her first indication that something was awry was when Seagal told her, as the plane was taking off, that his wife "wouldn't mind if we had a sexual relationship."

Nguyen's lawsuit said she could identify a "unique physiological reaction" that Seagal has to sexual arousal, which could be corroborated by the other "attendants." The suit did not specify what that reaction is.

The lawsuit alleges sexual harassment in violation of federal labor laws; illegal sex trafficking; retaliation; wrongful termination; and false representations about employment. Each of the six counts seeks in excess of $1 million in damages.

[Q?]

No proof has actually been made so the title should be changed
And moved to the appropriate forum

[LordCrumb]

When I read about it on Cnn.com or stuff.co.nz, then I will believe it.

[thedarkangel1975]

Here is the link

http://movies.msn.com/the-wrap/steve...ory/?GT1=28101

[serpheus]

Sounds like a load of bull to me

[fatediesel]

It's a lawsuit from an disgruntled former employee that was fired for drug use, not the most credible source.

[CZAR]

Steven Seagal is a G! Hard to Kill is classic! Got Em!!

[radagast]

http://movies.msn.com/the-wrap/steve...ory/?GT1=28101

Sex slaves? Not very appropriate for someone who claims to be deity.

Then again, if someone is going to claim that, maybe no one should be surprised by what else happens.

[Lord_Stewie]

I would have believed the story if she instead claimed that Seagal beat her. Because then I could see Seagal doing this however.

[Galactus]

Originally Posted by fatediesel

It's a lawsuit from an disgruntled former employee that was fired for drug use, not the most credible source.

Where did you see that?

[DeeChizzle]

Seriously the title to this thread should be changed. Until it comes from a credible source this is a load of crap. OP should be ashamed for being so quick to judge. I will apologize if this bogus story turns out to have some validity.

[Lord_Stewie]

Originally Posted by DeeChizzle

Seriously the title to this thread should be changed until it comes from a credible source this is a load of crap. OP should be ashamed for being so quick to judge. I will apologize if this bogus story turns out to have some validity.

+1.

Like Fated said earlier. This has a disgruntled employee blowing things out of proportions.

[DetroitSportsFan]

Yeah, I want some proof before labeling Seagal as a piece of crap.

[The Dragon]

Originally Posted by DetroitSportsFan

Yeah, I want some proof before labeling Seagal as a piece of crap.

True.
To bad the the proof is already out there regarding his films!

... Although this story sounds better than any script he's filmed!

[ChadFL]

She's suing him for over $1 million. Sounds more like a shakedown by a disgruntled former employee than anything else.

[fatediesel]

Originally Posted by fatediesel

It's a lawsuit from an disgruntled former employee that was fired for drug use, not the most credible source.

Originally Posted by Blu Blood

Where did you see that?

"The lawsuit filed by Kayden Nguyen against Steven Seagal is a ridiculous and absurd claim by a disgruntled ex-employee who was fired for using illegal narcotics," Seagal's lawyer, Marty Singer said to TMZ.

I'm always skeptical of claims like this, when the accuser is supposedly a victim of a horrific crime yet she doesn't go to the police and try to pursue a criminal case, and instead sues in civil court. If the victim truly had a case then pursuing criminal charges would help her case. I'm not a fan of Seagal, his movies aren't my type, but the allegegations seem a bit absurd. In addition where are the "Russian sexual servants?" They would certainly help her case if it was true.

http://www.cbsnews.com/8301-504083_1...30-504083.html

[radagast]

Another question raised in one of the articles is why she didn't pursue criminal charges instead of a civil complaint? Looks very suspicious.

edit: I see you said the same thing, FD.

[Diesel]

Civil suits have a lesser burden of proof and are typically easier to get convictions (OJ got off in criminal court, but didn't in civil).







....or she made it up and just wants money instead of him going to jail?

[DetroitSportsFan]

Originally Posted by Diesel

....or she made it up and just wants money instead of him going to jail?

[Galactus]

Originally Posted by fatediesel

"The lawsuit filed by Kayden Nguyen against Steven Seagal is a ridiculous and absurd claim by a disgruntled ex-employee who was fired for using illegal narcotics," Seagal's lawyer, Marty Singer said to TMZ.

And your going to believe that because it came from his lawyer?


I'm not on either side but don't believe everything you read their is a chance this woman maybe telling the truth.