Ex Soros Trader Sued For Viciously Raping, Beating Playboy Models In $8M Sex Dungeon

• Howard ‘Howie’ Rubin, 62, is being sued for rape and assault by three former Playboy bunnies
• Rubin’s staff lured the women to New York where he raped them in a sex dungeon in an $8 million penthouse apartment bought specifically for raping
• Rubin is accused of ordering them into ‘fetish clothes’ before drugging them and bringing them to his ‘Dungeon’ where he immediately began hitting the women.
• Rubin then bound and gagged the women, allegedly telling them: “I’m going to rape you like I rape my daughter,” before punching one of them so hard in the breast it ‘flipped’ her implant
• Rubin paid them $5,000 each in hush money, and his associates gave them funds to cover medical expenses
• The alleged victims are seeking $27 million in a 63-page lawsuit
• Rubin, a 30 year Wall Street veteran, worked for George Soros’s fund between 2008 and 2015, and notoriously lost $377 million at Merrill Lynch in 1987

Former George Soros fund manager Howard ‘Howie’ Rubin stands accused of raping and torturing three former Playboy bunnies in an $8 million Manhattan penthouse which contains a secret ‘dungeon’ of sex toys, masks and BDSM ‘apparatus.’

The three women describe their horrific claims in a 63-page lawsuit filed in Brooklyn, NY on Thursday.

The lawsuit describes four separate incidents in 2016. Each accuser said she returned after the first violent encounter because they needed the money. Once the women flew to New York, they were taken to Rubin’s penthouse and forced to sign NDAs. The women then claim they were taken to a nearby bar for drinks, then taken back to the penthouse where they were drugged, beaten and raped.

He then punched them in the backs of their heads, breasts and rib cages, calling them c**ts and becoming more violent if they screamed, they said.

Rubin then allegedly threw one woman to the ground and ordered her to call him ‘daddy’ while he beat her in the back of the head until she lost consciousness.

‘He continued to punch her, stating that: “Howie is the daddy. The daddy has to beat his baby.’  The woman says he then raped her so violently it caused ‘tears to her vagina’.

“Once in the penthouse, the women say Rubin turned on them and had violent sex, often beating them so severely that they required medical treatment,” according to the Daily Mail.

“One alleged victim says he once beat her so badly that her breast implant ‘flipped’. Another says he once threatened: ‘I’m going to rape you like my daughter.'”

Lured to the dungeon

Rubin’s associates and co-defendants, Stephanie Shon and Jennifer Powers, a former model herself who says she slept with Rubin before working for him, lured the women to New York.

After initially declining Shon’s request over Instagram to meet Rubin, Powers allegedly contacted one of the victims by telephone and WhatsApp to try and convince the woman to change her mind.

‘Powers assured her that Rubin was “a great guy,” and would not do anything to make her feel uncomfortable. Powers told her that if she ever felt uncomfortable she could simply ask to leave, and would not only be allowed to do so, but would still be paid the initial $2,000 for her time,’ it continues.

She reluctantly agreed on the condition that she could bring one of the other Plaintiffs, who she was friends with, with her.

That woman had already received a similar request from Shon and Powers, she said. In their messages to her, they said Rubin liked ‘large breasted’ women.

To her, they allegedly insisted that she would not be required to have sex and that ‘at most’ Rubin wanted to engage in ‘fetish play’.

The two women then flew to New York from Florida on JetBlue flights paid for by Rubin, they said.

 Several publications have reached out to Rubin for comment, saying he has declined to weigh in.

Rubin began his career in the mortgage-backed securities division at Salomon Brothers in 1982, after which he joined the Mortgage Department at Bear Stearns where he rose to Senior Managing Director and the head of the CMO trading desk.

In 1987, Rubin caused Merrill Lynch to suffer historic losses as high as $377 million through a series of unauthorized trades – buying billions in mortgage bonds without approval from his seniors. When the housing market softened, the bonds suffered unrecoverable losses.

In 1999 he retired, however in 2008 Rubin came out of retirement to manage Mortgage-Backed securities for financier George Soros, quitting in 2015.

Rubin’s wife is Harvard Business School graduate and philanthropist, Mary Henry. The couple has three children together – two daughters and a son who just graduated from college.

John Balestriere, a lawyer for one of the women told DailyMail.com in a statement: ‘While arrogance and self-import may convince certain men otherwise, neither money nor power gives any person the right to victimize a woman.

‘It is our collective responsibility to ensure that victims’ voices are heard, and that abusers’ positions of privilege do not exempt them from the grasp of justice.”

Mr Balestriere added: “We implore other victims of the Enterprise to contact us.’

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