Josh Johnson

This bombshell lawsuit that dropped, accusing a top executive at JPMorgan Chase of forcing a married colleague into sexual acts.

Girayu Rana made the claim that a female colleague who was his superior made him into her, quote, sex slave.

Sex slave?

You have my attention.

It's a red flag when someone gets in the mood by putting on spirituals.

But what makes this story stand out is the media's obsession with telling people the employee is a man and the boss is an attractive woman.

Completely fabricated?

No evidence?

Now, I'm no lawyer, but I believe a key to winning a case is having at least one evidence.

So this guy just made the whole thing up?

That blew my mind until I started looking into the details of the lawsuit a little deeper, because then it does seem a little made up.

She then began fondling her breasts and racially insulted the plaintiff's wife, remarking, I bet your little Asian wife doesn't have these cannons.

Look... I wasn't there to verify whether or not this happened, but what I can say I've never seen happen is a woman refer to her own breasts as cannons.

Now I don't even know if the doubt has a shadow.

I mean, he didn't report to her?

Isn't that the whole basis of someone being your boss?

This means she's just a lady to you.

Yep.

Someone called his dead father and he answered.

You know, one of the first giveaways that a person is not dead is when you call them and they say hello.