I will talk about my first hand encounters with these individuals and the disturbing facts about how they treated me as a cult survivor. Tony Ortega is an American journalist and editor who is best known for his coverage of the Church of Scientology and his blog The Underground Bunker. Chris Shelton is an author, consultant, anti-cult activist, podcaster, YouTuber and former Scientologist. He was a member of Scientology for 27 years and in the Sea Organization for 17 of those years #Scientology #GateKeepers #sptv https://streamelements.com/zerodarktony/tip Patreon.com/ZeroDarkTony ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OYoyhvJq-0A

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Faze Clan, The Tik Tok "Hype House" and Danny Fitzgerald could have a big problem here. Fair Use Disclaimer. So far, 10 Women accused him, now let the court decide. Real estate developer Danny Fitzgerald may have been able to evade his aggrieved neighbors and the dozens of complaints made against his Los Angeles party mansions. But according to an injunction issued by a federal judge last week, he cannot avoid the 10 women and counting who have accused him of s*x trafficking. Fitzgerald, also known as “dannyhollywoodhomes” to his 151,000 Instagram followers, is one of the most notorious real estate developers in Los Angeles. His Hollywood Hills homes have been rented out to the likes of Justin Beiber, Nelly, and The Weeknd, and served as one of TikTok’s original “hype houses.” He also happens to be close friends with Peter Nygard, the disgraced Canadian fashion executive who was indicted last year by the Department of Justice for running a s*x trafficking ring that allegedly touched dozens of victims over the last 25 years. A DOJ indictment claims Nygard maintained a harem of women—some of them underage—at his various international properties and coerced them into s*xual activities through threats, false promises of modeling opportunities, financial support, and physical isolation. (Nygard has denied any wrongdoing.) Mark Fleischman, a former business partner, previously told THR that Fitzgerald’s “idea of living is parties, so he creates living spaces that are party spaces.” “Those lingerie parties were a way of attracting rich men to come to his houses to look at buying them,” he added. Fitzgerald also got in early on the TikTok boom, and currently owns one of the largest and oldest content creator mansions, the Hype House LA. His own social media presence consists largely of photos of himself with celebrities—Charlie Sheen, Hulk Hogan, and Logan Paul, to name a few—surfing videos, and of tours of his various international properties through which he parades sc@ntily clad young women. “Look at Chrissy, she’s getting tan and pretty,” he remarks in one recent video, zooming in on a young woman he later repeatedly refers to as “Baja Barbie.” But the lawsuit claims that underneath all this glitz and glamour lay a seedy trafficking ring. Fitzgerald, it claims, was a member of Nygard’s “network of trusted associates” with whom he allegedly “swapped” s*x trafficking victims, according to a federal complaint. He allegedly attended the so-called “pamper parties” in which Nygard coerced victims into joining his circle, and multiple plaintiffs claim they were forced to have s*x with Fitzgerald at Nygard’s direction. (In one instance, Nygard allegedly told a victim, “This is my best friend, you need ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FPMfH7WiwTQ

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