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Well, that's as succinct at title as I can make to get your attention. Nunes is part owner of the winery. (In fact one of the few assets he has listed on his federal disclosure form). There was a 'wine cruise' auctioned off as a fundraiser. Winery investors were aboard. Apparently hookers were hired. Coke was supplied. A good time was had by many or all. But it caused the non-sex workers, or at least one, to have to hide out.
You gotta read some of the details, you won't believe this shit. Gee I wonder if Nunes was on this cruise--that would CERTAINLY give us insight into his and TRUMP'S BOND!!
WHAT THE HELL CHARITY WAS IT FOR??
A yacht, cocaine, prostitutes: Winery partly owned by Nunes sued after fundraiser event
BY MACKENZIE MAYS
[email protected]
May 23, 2018 11:56 AM
Updated 3 hours 41 minutes ago
In 2015, Alene Anase was asked by her employer Alpha Omega Winery to serve guests as part of a charity cruise on the San Francisco Bay.
But what she expected to be a routine shift serving wine turned into a nightmare, according to court documents.
The guests aboard the yacht that night — described in her 2016 lawsuit as 25 of the Napa Valley-based winery’s top investors, all men — were openly using what appeared to be cocaine and “drawing straws” for which sex worker to hire, according to the lawsuit.
Alpha Omega, which boasts "world-class wines in a convivial setting," settled with Anase for an undisclosed amount in Napa County Superior Court the same year. The winery is owned by Robin Baggett, a major benefactor of Cal Poly, and its investors include his friend Rep. Devin Nunes.
Anase alleges that on the Aug. 12, 2015 cruise she could hear sexual activity happening in the yacht’s bedrooms and witnessed men "fondling and suckling" sex workers' breasts — some who appeared to be “too young to consent." At least one of the several John Does listed as defendants allegedly suggested that Anase should also “provide services of a sexual nature."
But she couldn't just leave — she was on the water. She called the winery seeking help, and a higher-up employee told her to "lie low" to avoid harassment, the lawsuit says.
When the cruise ended, the men “lined the prostitutes up on the deck of the yacht, reviewed out loud and in detail the sexual services performed and paid them in front of Plaintiff,” according to the lawsuit....
http://www.fresnobee.com/news/busine...210912434.html
You gotta read some of the details, you won't believe this shit. Gee I wonder if Nunes was on this cruise--that would CERTAINLY give us insight into his and TRUMP'S BOND!!
WHAT THE HELL CHARITY WAS IT FOR??
A yacht, cocaine, prostitutes: Winery partly owned by Nunes sued after fundraiser event
BY MACKENZIE MAYS
[email protected]
May 23, 2018 11:56 AM
Updated 3 hours 41 minutes ago
In 2015, Alene Anase was asked by her employer Alpha Omega Winery to serve guests as part of a charity cruise on the San Francisco Bay.
But what she expected to be a routine shift serving wine turned into a nightmare, according to court documents.
The guests aboard the yacht that night — described in her 2016 lawsuit as 25 of the Napa Valley-based winery’s top investors, all men — were openly using what appeared to be cocaine and “drawing straws” for which sex worker to hire, according to the lawsuit.
Alpha Omega, which boasts "world-class wines in a convivial setting," settled with Anase for an undisclosed amount in Napa County Superior Court the same year. The winery is owned by Robin Baggett, a major benefactor of Cal Poly, and its investors include his friend Rep. Devin Nunes.
Anase alleges that on the Aug. 12, 2015 cruise she could hear sexual activity happening in the yacht’s bedrooms and witnessed men "fondling and suckling" sex workers' breasts — some who appeared to be “too young to consent." At least one of the several John Does listed as defendants allegedly suggested that Anase should also “provide services of a sexual nature."
But she couldn't just leave — she was on the water. She called the winery seeking help, and a higher-up employee told her to "lie low" to avoid harassment, the lawsuit says.
When the cruise ended, the men “lined the prostitutes up on the deck of the yacht, reviewed out loud and in detail the sexual services performed and paid them in front of Plaintiff,” according to the lawsuit....
http://www.fresnobee.com/news/busine...210912434.html
