Lorna Hajdini, a JPMorgan executive, faced sexual harassment accusations in a bombshell lawsuit. She was accused of sexually harassing a married male junior member of her team. The lawsuit had initially also accused her of racism and leveraging her position to curry sexual favors in lieu of the male worker’s professional growth.
However, the lawsuit which was reported on by the Daily Mail was reportedly retracted for corrections, the New York Post noted in a follow-up report.
This is led many to claim that the accusations against Hajdini were false. Notably, her lawyer has denied any wrongdoing in a statement to the Post. Meanwhile, JPMorgan, which was also implicated in the original lawsuit, issued a statement to the Mail via a spokesperson, who said that the accuser’s claims held âno meritâ as an internal investigation had shown. The spokesperson further added that while Hajdini had been willing to cooperate with the probe the accuser was not as willing.
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Reports also emerged that Hajdini was well regarded by her peers while her accuser was not. Further, it was reported that Hajdini’s accuser did not report to her, thus making it impossible for the executive to use her position to gain sexual favors.
Amid the ongoing row over the accusations against Hajdini and the possibility of the lawsuit being false, an alleged video showing Hajdini and her accuser have gone viral. In fact, screenshots from the video were taken and circulated with claims that the two had been photographed together.
Lorna Hajdini seen with accuser? Fact-check
The alleged video showed Hajdini and her accuser in a restaurant setting. The alleged video is shot through the window of the establishment. The two of them are seen allegedly sitting close, smiling, and looking at the accuser’s phone, while Hajdini can be seen taking sips from her wine glass. A voice in the alleged video can be heard saying âthey’re on a date.â The person who shared the video on X also wrote âholy sht.. so the JP Morgan sex slave thing is real.â
The video has 4.5 million views at the time of writing and also led many to take screenshots of the two together and claim they’d been pictured outside.
âShe looks so happy,â one person wrote, sharing one such screenshot.
However, the video of Hajdini and her accuser is fake, thus the photos showing the two together are fake as well. The clip is AI generated. On X, it has a label which reads âMade with AIâ. The person who posted the video also remarked âgenerated with happyhorse.â
Notably, Hajdini’s accuser, who’s identified himself as John Doe in the complaint, is not backing down, and his lawyer has doubled down on the assertions made by his client.