What Happens When Fame Turns Dark? A Look at Abercrombie’s CEO

Hollywood big names, and investors are reacting over the news that previous Abercrombie and Fitch Chief Mike Jeffries was captured for sex dealing.

The previous Chief of the famous apparel brand was accused of sex dealing and highway prostitution, informants in the Eastern Region of NY said Tuesday.

Jeffries made an underlying court appearance in West Palm Ocean side on Tuesday evening. After a short hearing he was delivered on $10 million bond. Officer Judge Bruce E. Reinhart requested Jeffries to serve home confinement with GPS lower leg observing. He could not avoid his home or travel at any point with regards to the state without approval

His transgress started when government specialists explored a BBC News report that said Jeffries took advantage of men at sex parties he facilitated.

Charges were made against Jeffries and Matthew Smith, his previous better half.

The federal authorities charge that James Jacobson, of Wisconsin, was a selection representative for Jeffries and Smith — who worked an “global sex dealing and prostitution business” from 2008 to 2015.

Not long after the BBC report was distributed in late 2023, Abercrombie and Fitch and Jeffries were sued for purportedly deliberately ignoring Jeffries’ supposed offense.

The fresh insight about their captures came as a shock to his companions and partners since Jeffries was mindful so as to go with young fellows consent to non-disclosure agreements.

They were additionally expected to give up their personal effects [ tech gadgets, wallets , etc] and  to go to private occasions, where medications and liquor streamed unreservedly, sources said.

Jeffries, Smith and Jacobson likewise supposedly enlisted, employed and paid family staff to “work with and oversee the sex occasions.”

The staff gave Jeffries, Smith and the young fellows with muscle relaxants known as “poppers,” ointment, Viagra, and condoms among different things. The men were paid for going to the sex parties, the prosecution said.

Abercrombie’s Jeffries, James Jacobson and Smith utilized burner telephones to contact the young fellows.

As indicated by the prosecution, the men were exposed to “obtrusive sexual and fierce contact by body parts and different items.”

Jeffries, Jacobson and Smith utilized a “full-administration security organization” to control non-divulgence arrangements, direct historical verifications and, if fundamental, scare “casualties,” examiners claimed.

“On events when witnesses took steps to uncover or sue them, Jeffries and Smith depended on the services  of a coded  security organization to keep an eye on and scare those people, in this way getting them silenced,” it said.