Imagine this: a former CEO of a major fashion brand, Mike Jeffries, is accused of something shocking. He's been indicted on sex trafficking charges, along with two associates, Matthew Smith and James Jacobson. Prosecutors allege that Jeffries used his power and wealth to lure men with promises of modeling careers. These men were then allegedly subjected to unwanted sexual acts. The indictment claims that Jeffries and Smith used their vast financial resources and a network of employees to keep this secret. The men were allegedly given drugs, alcohol, and other substances to perform sexual acts. This isn't a story about fashion; it's a tale of abuse of power.

Jeffries stepped down from Abercrombie & Fitch in 2014, but the allegations didn't stop there. Dozens of men filed a lawsuit last year, claiming they were exploited and abused. Abercrombie & Fitch launched an investigation but maintained they were appalled by the allegations. Jeffries' past is filled with controversial statements, like his 2006 interview where he said Abercrombie & Fitch targets attractive all-American kids. This case brings a dark shadow over his legacy.

A Dark Side Unveiled: Former Abercrombie CEO Faces Sex Trafficking Charges

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