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The Silicon Valley billionaire Michael Goguen settled in Whitefish , Montana, several years ago, to build a private fiefdom where he supposedly controlled local law enforcement and maintains a “harem” of young women .
An extensive civil lawsuit recently filed in the United States District Court for the District of Montana includes claims that Goguen ordered his chief of security to kill the naysayers.
According to court documents, Goguen, of 57 years , employs hundreds of residents in the companies it controls and owns a series of luxury “safe houses” where he takes dozens of young women to have sex.
You have a spreadsheet that documents his sexual encounters with 5, 000 women , and even outfitted a local bar that he owns with a boom boom room in the basement, which features a stripper pole.
In Whitefish, Goguen built a mansion of 75, 000 square feet with an additional bunker of 30, 000 nuclear grade square feet that can accommodate up to 25 people for a year.
The underground enclave is supposedly used “to keep women for the purpose of committing activities sexual illicit. ”
The lawsuit, which requires more than $ 800 million dollars in damages , was filed by four former employees who established Goguen’s Amyntor Group LLC , a Whitefish-based security contractor with clients all over the world.
Goguen was listed with n Frequently listed by Forbes for his ability to find and fund winning technologies.
Goguen has a personal fortune estimated at around $ 5,000 million dollars, according to a source cited by the New York Post.
In 2016, his ex-lover Amber Baptiste, an exotic dancer from Canada, accused of “constant sexual abuse,” including “countless hours of forced sodomy,” court documents say.
He also demanded that she refer to him as “king” and “emperor”, according to the documents.
In 2012, Baptiste said, underwent surgery for a ruptured anal canal after Goguen “forcibly sodomized her and left her bleeding and alone on the floor of a hotel room in a foreign country. ”, Affirmed court documents.
Goguen won a counterclaim in the three-year legal battle, and eventually got a restraining order against Baptiste from filing similar lawsuits against him.
But the allegations gave him cost his job at Sequoia Capital in Silicon Valley, where he had been a longtime partner.
Matthew Marshall, former Marine and CIA agent , hired by Goguen in 2013, is one of the main plaintiffs in the civil case.
Marshall claimed he paid for luxury vacations, health care expenses and education in exchange for women “stripping and having sexual relations with him (Goguen), engaging in other deviant sexual acts with him, or maintaining their silence as participants in Goguen’s sexual misconduct,” according to court documents.
The women who attempted to complain to the police about Goguen’s alleged sexual assaults found themselves co n unsympathetic law enforcement officers in the Flathead County Sheriff’s Department, some of whom were on Goguen’s payroll.