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Saudi Prince Accused of Abusing Female Staffers, Gay Sex Acts

Aaron Bandler

One of the princes of Saudi Arabia is facing a lawsuit for allegedly sexual assault, battery and false imprisonment after his riotous, cocaine-heavy partying allegedly resulting in sexually abusing his female staffers, committing a gay sex act, and making a male aide fart in his face.

The lawsuit was filed by three female staffers of Prince Majed bin Abdullah bin Abdulaziz Al Saud, son of the late King Abdullah. The women accuse him of sexual assault, battery, and false imprisonment. The charges stem from incidents occurring in the Sept. 21-25 timeframe, where the prince threw massive parties on back-to-back evenings in his $37 million Beverly Glen mansion. The raucous parties featured hookers, alcohol, cocaine and a lot of unwanted sexual advances.

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