Senator kept staffer as sex slave, forced him to perform oral sex, lawsuit alleges

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A California senator kept her married chief of staff as a sex slave and demanded he frequently perform oral sex on her, the former staffer claims.

Republican Sen. Marie Alvarado-Gil, 50, was hit with the allegations late last week in a bombshell lawsuit filed in Sacramento, according to the Sacramento Bee. Her lawyer calls the claims “bogus” and “financially motivated.”

Father-of-three Chad Condit, 57, the son of infamous former California congressman Gary Condit, claims that he injured his back performing oral sex on his boss in a car.

Condit claims the trysts were “sex-based quid pro quo.” He says he endured “unwelcome advances and sexual behaviours coupled with punishment and flexing of power.”

Alvarado-Gil was elected in 2022 and hired the veteran political operative as her chief of staff. She kicked him to the curb in December 2023, according to the Sacramento Bee.

The politician vigorously denied the lurid allegations, slamming Condit as a money-grubbing “disgruntled former employee” who has “fabricated an outlandish story.”

The oral sex in the car narrative is just one of the incidents listed in the suit.

“They were driving together and they pulled over to go to the restroom,” the lawsuit said. “When he came back to the car, she had her pants pulled down and said, ‘I want you to kiss it and prove your loyalty.'”

She allegedly “had her legs spread and turned towards him exposing her vagina. Her direction was for him to submit to her demand and to orally pleasure her vagina.”

In the lawsuit, Condit said he “acted without thinking” following months of abuse. In their final oral sex session, he claimed he suffered a serious injury, adding it was because of twisting in a small car seat.

Eventually, he said, he began pushing back on Alvarado-Gil’s alleged sexual demands. He said in the suit that his refusal to service the boss “made her unhappy with him.”

Condit’s father, longtime Democratic Congressman and party stalwart Gary, was embroiled in his own sordid swamp after his intern Chandra Levy vanished in 2001 and was later found murdered. Gary Condit was never named a suspect.

Alvarado-Gil allegedly took an interest in the Levy case and asked the chief of staff if “he would be like his father.” The politician also allegedly asked Condit how he felt about “throuples.”

“(She asked) whether (he) thought his wife would be into that,” the suit claimed, adding that Alvarado-Gil shared her own sexual fantasies with Condit and other staffers.

Alvarado-Gil also allegedly proclaimed she “prefers short black men and old white guys like (Condit),” and “if (Republican state Sen. Roger Niello) was younger and I was single, I would jump bones.”

Condit claims that when he tried to torpedo the sexual hijinks, his job was threatened. Using the previous oral sex injury to his back, he said he began putting the kibosh on her oral sex requests.

In addition, Condit claimed he was handed a disciplinary letter about his “inappropriate behaviour” and telling his wife that he was having an affair. She allegedly threatened to hire his wife.

Alvardo-Gil — like Condit — is married with six children. But Condit said in his suit that Alvardo-Gil had a “lifetime free pass” to cheat on her hubby, who also allegedly engaged in extramarital affairs.

Her lawyer, Ognian Gavrilov, said: “A disgruntled former employee has fabricated an outlandish story, presented without evidence, to get a payday.

“We expect that the senator will be fully cleared of any wrongdoing of these bogus, financially motivated claims.”

Alvarado-Gil was elected as a Democrat but flipped to the Republicans over crime issues and policies.

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