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JPMorgan Exec Accused of Drunken Threesome; DA Drops Probe

5/6/2026

Summary

Story summary

Two sworn statements were added to the New York suit alleging executive Lorna Hajdini demanded a drunken threesome with colleague Chirayu Rana.
A witness said Lorna Hajdini entered Chirayu Rana’s apartment and urged the witness to join a sexual act, saying “you know I own you.”
The Manhattan District Attorney’s Office closed the probe without charges, citing insufficient evidence, while JPMorgan and Lorna Hajdini’s lawyers said the claims lack merit.

History

Historical Context

Enron’s 2001 bankruptcy—filed Dec 2 after $63.4 billion in assets collapsed under fraudulent accounting—spurred the Sarbanes-Oxley Act and heightened SEC oversight of corporate governance. That regulatory wave now frames the Manhattan District Attorney’s probe of JPMorgan executive Lorna Hajdini, whose alleged misconduct echoes the post-Enron demand for stricter oversight of financial institutions.

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Story summary

Two sworn statements were added to the New York suit alleging executive Lorna Hajdini demanded a drunken threesome with colleague Chirayu Rana.
A witness said Lorna Hajdini entered Chirayu Rana’s apartment and urged the witness to join a sexual act, saying “you know I own you.”
The Manhattan District Attorney’s Office closed the probe without charges, citing insufficient evidence, while JPMorgan and Lorna Hajdini’s lawyers said the claims lack merit.

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