The saga between American Apparel and ex-CEO Dov Charney goes on. This time, Colleen Brown, the chair of American Apparel's board, has actually filed court papers that claim Charney used company devices to send unacceptable texts and email messages to workers, reported BuzzFeed.
Warning: The emails are incredibly graphic.
Based on court documents, the emails consist of: "Daddy is really excited to relax and play with little tiny blond sperm kitten into the entire school, " "can i unload my dick now??? Like a filthy pig?" and "the sensation of your spit leaking down my ass crack would drive me personally crazy."
The court filings submitted by Brown allege that Charney "frequently engaged in inappropriate sexual banter, infantilizing ladies and discussing himself as Daddy." Brown also advertised that ousted founder would make use of an organization computer system and community host to truly save video clips and images of himself "engaged throughout manner of sexual behavior with numerous models and staff members."
Responding to Brown's allegations, Charney's attorney, Keith Fink, stated that "much of this information and allegations tend to be completely untrue, " adding that management is "desperately trying to distort community attention to the truth that Mr. Charney’s firing ended up being unlawful."