My name is melanie myers, and the early '70s,
I lived in a duplex in west hollywood,
and paige young was the girl
that lived behind me in the carriage house.
She was literally the girl next door.
Paige was an artist and a-- and a pretty good one.
She had her own artistic vision.
She was also a "playboy" centerfold.
And I remember the day she said to me
that she was thinking about leaving,
and I thought she meant she was leaving los angeles.
But she was actually saying to me
that she was going to kill herself.
I found her lying on the american flag.
I found her...Dead.
She shot herself in the head.
And there was a-a large wall.
And on this wall
were all these different pictures and clippings
out of newspapers,
and at the top of this mural of hers
was "hugh hefner is the devil."
♪♪♪
so I walked back to my house,
and I-I remember sitting on the bed,
and I called the police.
In two days, everything was cleaned out and gone.
It was like it never happened.
How does a "playboy" centerfold kill herself
with a message "hugh hefner is the devil,"
and it doesn't hit any of the media outlets?
This whole thing had to do with killing herself
to leave a message behind for other women like her,
and the message was to be careful
and that these men were damaging,
that they were predatory.
[motor revving]
my name is hugh hefner.
I'm editor-publisher of "playboy" magazine.
When hugh hefner was just 27, he fashioned himself
and "playboy" as the face of sexual liberation.
Playboy is one of the most famous brand names in the world.
I would like to be remembered as somebody who played some
positive part in changing the social-sexual values of my time.
I believe that hef pulled one over on the whole world.
The fantasy of playboy that he created
did not allow for the consent of the women.
When it came to hefner's buddies,
you had to keep those secrets quiet.
-What have you got for free? -[laughs]
when you get someone that powerful,
anything could happen. Anything.
The people who were really there--
they're the ones who know the real truth.
I want to be a voice
for the women who had suffered the most at his hands.
♪♪♪
I worked for hugh hefner in the--the holmby hills mansion.
I was one of his, uh, personal valets.
Throughout history, butlers have always been invisible.
We got to witness it.
We butlers and valets-- we couldn't participate.
♪♪♪
thank you, darling.
I was a hostess at the major parties
at the playboy mansion west.
Part of the job was to meet people at the door
and guide them through the party.
The sense I got was
the young girls didn't have a clue.
At that age, they don't know better.
I think for girls from small towns,
it was like, "oh, my god, I'm gonna be a star."
I don't think they thought much about
what would happen when they got there.
Mr. Hefner always wanted to be a famous film producer.
That's why he came to hollywood.
I think that movies had a tremendous impact
on my dreams, fantasies when I was a kid.
[yells]
the one time hef tried to be a producer on a film,
it was roman polanski's "macbeth,"
and he got his shirt handed to him.
Lost a lot of money and-- and did very poorly.
It's a terrible film.
[laughing] it's a bad adaptation of "macbeth."
but clearly, hef didn't make another movie, you know,
or playboy didn't attempt to make another movie.
Hef has accomplished so much in his lifetime,
I don't think the average person could understand
how obsessed with fame he still was,
like, how important it was to have celebrities at his parties
and how important it was to him to stay relevant.
They always thought he was just a cheap imitation, a wannabe.
-Like the oscars. -[laughter]
they thought that he'd tried too hard
to be accepted in hollywood, that he didn't have any talents.
It was known into hollywood that if you knew hef,
you could come up there to the mansion,
and you could have sex. You could trade the girls,
trade sex, because hefner wanted
that contact with hollywood.
He wanted to use it to his advantage.
Hefner expanded the casting bedroom
to the casting mansion.
Reporter: Half of hollywood seems to come to hefner's place
at one time or another.
A lot of people would come here like warren beatty
and jack nicholson and bill cosby.
If they go out with the p-- with the public,
it's hard for them to relax and--and just enjoy themselves,
uh, because the, uh, people are very excited about seeing them,
whereas when they come up here, and nobody bothers them.
They can do whatever they want.
Movie night, he had every celebrity
from robin williams to chevy chase.
Hef did things that would elevate him in hollywood.
All these, uh, celebrities would come,
and here's arnold before he was arnold.
There's wilt, and there's jimmy caan and cosby.
They were like in a candy store up there--these men.
Mary o'connor was a pimp in charge.
She would call up my office and say, "we're having a party.
Send the bunnies up."
mary o'connor would call, I think,
every girl in the mansion and say,
"you're expected to be at the movies tonight."
you must be there to be seen.
♪♪♪
when you become a playmate,
you go to the mansion and you politic
to be playmate of the year.
I mean, literally, that's how--
what I was told by marilyn grabowski,
the editor of "playboy" at the time.
It's Sunday night. Let's do movie night.
That's how it was laid out.
We would turn the living room into a theater.
So, we had one couch in the front,
another couch behind the front couch,
and then the rest would be seats.
Girls were very, very, very insecure
because there was a hierarchy there.
It was like a pyramid,
mostly based on how beautiful you were.
At movie night, I got to sit in the last row in the back.
[laughs]
hefner would sit on the couch in the center right up in front.
His girlfriends are on either side
or a couple on either side,
and then the director friends, the celebrity friends.
So vips were up in front.
Girls were encouraged to talk and engage with vips.
That was the whole point of being up there.
Hef admired celebrities so much.
He was--he was enamored by them,
and to have them in his life and then him being the--
in the long run, the controller, he got off on that.
He--that made him feel like mr. Big.
You could see by the place the butler would lead you to--
to be seated that there was, you know, there was a structure.
It was like, um, you're assigned a seat at a wedding.
It's all arranged by the secretaries.
They would organize the seating.
I was put with tony curtis a lot,
and he really had a drinking problem,
and it was very public.
So I dreaded, you know, when he started drinking
because I didn't know what-- what he might expect.
I unfortunately sat next to bill cosby.
I didn't know who bill cosby was
until he put his hand down my knickers.
I was kind of surprised.
It's not the sort of thing you would do in England.
There's the grotto.
For the specials, they made-- they heightened the--
the decadence. There was a lot of decadence.
♪♪♪
they were a constant flow of pretty faces
that circulated throughout the mansion for movie night,
because they were just being used.
They liquored 'em up, gave 'em drugs,
and they ended up in the jacuzzi,
and it was a free-for-all.
Maybe they knew what they were getting into,
but they didn't know what they were really getting into.
I worked at a men's clothing store in beverly hills,
and somebody came by and asked me if I wanted to go
to the playboy mansion, and I gave them my number,
and that night, paige was ready to go, and I wasn't.
So she went ahead of me,
and when I showed up at the playboy mansion,
hefner was at the end of the table,
and paige was on one side of him.
♪♪♪
paige was very invested in the whole playboy lifestyle.
What they were preaching was the girl next door,
but free sex, and paige was their poster girl.
She was not only beautiful,
but she seemed very wild and free.
The time I went up there, paige ended up in the grotto.
And I do think that's where her thinking started to go wrong.
She really didn't get the whole hollywood thing at all.
You have to be careful who you're sleeping with.
What I think happened to her is somebody broke her.
Somebody did something to her that she found unacceptable,
and she didn't know how to go on from there.
♪♪♪
when I was a teenager in the '70s,
the female standards of beauty were the playboy playmates.
They were thought of as perfect.
-[camera shutter clicks] -nice.
They were a 10.
The hair and the makeup is beautiful today.
I-I was definitely not a 10, and I was told that, too, so...
I thought their lives would be so smooth and easy
compared to mine.
When I found out that wasn't the case,
I was really shocked, and it's sort of a fascination
that I've kept over the decades.
I'm always interested in when things appear one way,
but they're really very different.
♪♪♪
in December of 2014,
there was an article in the "daily mail"
about paige young, a former playboy playmate,
who had killed herself in 1974.
That was common knowledge.
But this article had a lot of new information about her death.
I was surprised to read about the scene
where there's a whole mural of hugh hefner.
I thought it was a big deal,
and it made me wonder, what did he do?
What happened that caused her to focus on hugh hefner so much?
In the suicide note, it has listed men that she felt
she'd been abused by, including hugh hefner
and the director john huston, who was a major cultural icon.
In the early '70s, when they were filming "chinatown,"
the cast and crew would hang out a lot at the playboy mansion.
So there is a chance huston spent time at the mansion
during the filming.
Paige told me that member
of his playboy mansion entourage or whatever it was,
had filmed her having sex.
Paige was so over the top upset about that tape.
This was the end of the world for her.
She didn't seem that shy, you know, about sex,
and it made me wonder, what was on that tape?
What I actually keep thinking is
there's more on that than just sex.
Hef--he had tapes on everybody.
The first time I looked up at the two screens he had
for the tv in the bedroom,
and I realized that was me, and I'm like,
"whoa, what are you doing?"
and when we started bringing other people into the bedroom,
some girls had the same reaction like, "whoa,"
and he would-- he would do the...
"oh, well, I can turn it off.
If it's not okay, I'll turn it off."
and they go, "oh, no. Yeah, would you turn it off?"
and he would...
And then he would say, "now we can just see it.
That's all it--you know, we're just seeing it.
We're not recording."
and maybe a week later, a couple days later,
all of a sudden, there's the tape.
He told you that you weren't recording this.
He goes, "you think I really stopped it?"
so he did it anyway, and he had tapes on everybody.
Hefner taped everything in his bedroom,
and many men and stars and athletes
came into the bedroom and had sex with these girls.
Most of the time, hefner never participated.
He just watched.
He was a voyeur.
He would stage them.
He thought of himself as a film director.
He didn't want to be on the tapes.
He wanted these girls and the stars.
But many of the girls were devastated
after what they were expected to do,
what they were forced to do.
Well, can you imagine after he had all these tapes
of you having sex with different girls,
what power you had over these men?
These are some, uh, notes I took
around the time I worked for playboy, and, um,
the first one--
the tony curtis incident
about tapes and lawyers storming the mansion.
Tony was a regular at the mansion,
and he went with several playmates.
Tony was upset and maybe didn't realize
that hef was filming... The--the orgy.
So his attorneys--
they were very upset that tony had been filmed.
They wanted them.
Hefner kept these tapes in a tape library.
The librarian's office was down the hall from the bedroom.
That was off-limits to anybody except hef and mary o'connor.
If you were caught going near it
or talking to the librarian, you would be terminated.
People around the world read "playboy" magazine.
Imagine this was nirvana for men,
that you could have sex with all these women,
and you weren't gonna have to pay for it.
We didn't know about the emotional expense
that these women would suffer,
and that was a tragedy.
♪♪♪
I have a degree in journalism, but I used it very little.
But I still have that instinct.
So then December 2014, that story about paige young came out
in the "daily mail."
they got a tip on--on paige that she was someone who had
been witnessed as being involved with bill cosby.
I knew from the article that a definite connection
wasn't made between paige's suicide and bill cosby.
♪♪♪
so I was trying to find out where she met bill cosby,
and I found richard sample, a fellow artist
who saw her several times at the playboy club.
He said that paige had told him that bill cosby
was always trying to put the make on her
and that she had no interest in him whatsoever.
Then he said that one time
that he picked her up from the playboy club,
he saw bill cosby acting angry towards her,
that she had rebuffed yet another one of his attempts
to get with her.
Breaking news tonight. He is known as america's dad,
but comedian bill cosby now the target
of an lapd police investigation
for sex molestation of a then-teen girl.
♪♪♪
when the whole cosby story broke,
I was like, oh, man, none of that was a surprise.
You know, I was there. I saw--I know what he did.
Everybody that worked at the mansion knew
that he was basically... A predator.
I was a member of hugh hefner's executive protection team
during 1980 and 1981.
When you're the primary bodyguard
for somebody like hef,
you're not only expected to protect them from physical harm,
you're also expected to protect them from anything
that would tarnish their reputation.
But at the mansion, it was the wild west back then.
There was rampant sexual exploitation.
Bill cosby was up there three to four times a week.
He wasn't there to eat lunch.
So a number of the allegations against bill cosby
have involved stories that took place at the playboy mansion.
He and hugh hefner were very close friends.
I heard many stories about bill cosby
from the '60s all the way up to 2008.
In 1974, bill cosby had carte blanche to the mansion,
and he drove up there in a limousine,
and he had this young girl, 15-year-old girl, judith huth.
He brought her up to the mansion. She had cocktails.
He drugged her.
She was sexually assaulted at 15 years old.
♪♪♪
[cheers and applause, playful shouting]
cosby was up there a lot. He stayed there a lot. Um...
He would come and stay for a couple days at a time.
It's just down the hall, room two.
You know, he's funny. He was a funny man,
but he was an arrogant man.
I didn't know what was going on. Did hef know?
I think he did. How could anything be slipped
under anyone's nose in that house?
Cameras were everywhere. He had to have known.
♪♪♪
but cosby was his go-to celebrity at the jazz festival,
at the tennis tournament.
[laughter]
[cheers and applause]
it was cosby, this-- the funny man that--
that they did these things for hef,
and because of that, he was allowing the women to be used.
I know that bill cosby knew better.
I don't believe bill cosby cared.
I knew him before I did "playboy."
someone had taken my headshot and given it to bill cosby,
and I fly off and I meet him, and I end up
in this underage--what I thought was a relationship.
And I'm a minor.
So this "relationship" goes on
for maybe a year and a half or so.
I'm not even 16.
I may have turned 16, but I don't even drive yet.
I'm a baby.
And I have no one to turn to over this.
So how this all ends is
I end up in a drug and alcohol facility in 1982,
and I remember cosby calling me on the payphone
and him saying to me,
"you know, you're not much fun when you're not drunk."
treatment saved me.
♪♪♪
in 2008, bill cosby brought this young woman, chloe goins,
up to the mansion to go to a party.
She alleges that he gave her a drink, and she was drugged
and was very, very woozy, could hardly stand up.
So hefner himself told everybody,
"put her to bed," and the next thing you know,
she was assaulted by bill cosby.
We have a sisterhood of victims of bill cosby,
and he did some terrible things to these girls.
I got off easy compared to some of these girls.
♪♪♪
this is an article from the "daily mail"
about my friend paige young
and her relationship with, uh, bill cosby.
Let me read you just a little bit
about what they wrote about paige.
"paige was into her drugs, and bill wanted to get her some.
She was along on the trip like his pet dog.
She was a very subdued person."
well, when I knew her, paige was into clean living.
I think more likely is that bill drugged her.
A direct connection has not been made
between bill cosby and paige young's suicide.
I did find a man who was friends with paige
during that same time,
and one of the times they spent together,
paige said, "bill cosby raped me."
and I asked, "did she say that he had drugged her as well?"
and she implied it by saying,
"well, I came to and realized I had been raped."
we still don't know why paige killed herself.
But it seems like this is one piece of the puzzle.
I knew bill in '72 when I worked as a bunny.
It wasn't until the situation in '79 in chicago
that he drugged and raped me.
[sighs]
voilà! Here we are. Wow.
This is a picture of bill cosby
the day before he drugged and raped me,
and this is the original card that he sent me
the following day after he raped me
when he sent me a 4-foot ficus tree, and it says,
"stay healthy mentally. Stay in charge of yourself.
Bill cosby."
how crazy was that?
It--it's a reminder.
It's a reminder of how far I've come from that.
So I keep it.
I knew bill cosby for six years.
He was a friend. Nothing more but a friend
that I would see on the playboy circuit.
Nine months or so after I had gotten to chicago
as the bunny mother,
uh, bill cosby was doing an interview
in the playmate lunchroom.
Later that day, he called me, and he said,
"listen, you want to go out to dinner tomorrow night?"
I said, "sure."
he says, "well, meet me at the whitehall hotel,
and we'll go out to dinner." I said, "sure."
I didn't think anything of it 'cause I knew this person.
So the next night, I met him at 7:00,
and he was in the penthouse.
So he said to me, "well, come on up,
and we'll have a drink before we go to dinner."
I went upstairs, and he says, "what would you like to drink?"
so I said, "I'll take a grand marnier."
and he gave me the glass. I took two sips,
and that's the last thing I remember
until 4:00 the next morning.
And I woke up in bed naked,
and I looked to my left, and there he was naked,
sleeping next to me, and I was in a panic.
And I slivered out of the bed
to try to collect my clothes that were all over the floor,
and I had blood coming down my leg 'cause he sodomized me.
And blood was dripping on the floor.
And, um... [voice breaking] I put my clothes on,
but there was a lot of blood.
♪♪♪
it was a lot of blood.
I dripped it all the way out in the lobby in the hotel.
[sobbing]
[sniffles]
and I went home in the shower, and I just screamed.
I was in the shower for a good hour.
♪♪♪
and I knew I had to go to work
because I had nobody to cover me, and I went to work.
And about 11:00 in the morning, he calls my office.
How he got that private line, I don't know.
It was a private line. [sniffles]
and he says, "why did you leave?"
and I was like, "are you kidding me?"
"why did you leave?"
and I said, "listen, I can't talk to you now.
I'm getting the girls on the floor. I'm doing my work."
I hung up the phone, and I was in complete, total shock.
That next day I called my boss, and I told her that he raped me
and he drugged me, and her reply was,
"that's hefner's best friend.
I suggest you shut your mouth if you want to keep your job."
and for days on end,
cosby continued to call and ask me out,
and I refused to go out with him.
I couldn't go to hefner because there were a lot
of very strange things happening up at the mansion.
How am I gonna go to him?
Who's gonna listen to me?
I knew nothing would have changed.
I knew he wouldn't have been held accountable.
It was bill cosby.
He was gonna buy nbc studios.
Who's gonna listen to me? How do I prove it?
I had no avenue to go down.
There were other celebrities and vips
that were at the, uh, l.A. Mansion
that would definitely drug
and sexually assault young women.
Roman polanski, of course, who we know
to be someone who fled the country
after raping a very young girl, allegedly, right,
is somebody who's a fixture
at the playboy mansion at one point.
So what kind of people we choose to surround ourselves with
says something about who we are.
My name's charlotte lewis,
and I did the cover of "playboy" in 1994, June.
I suddenly found out how close
roman polanski and hugh hefner really were,
and I did find that a bit disturbing.
In 1977, polanski was convicted of rape of a minor,
and the minor was 13 years old.
The girl was two weeks short of 14.
But if you have seen her, uh, sitting here next to me,
you wouldn't be particularly shocked by it.
As a matter of fact, you would find it completely normal.
But I'd be particularly concerned to find out
how old she was, and you actually did know.
-You actually did know. -Yeah, I knew. I knew.
I knew she was 14 because she was talking
about her birthday before that.
Then I met him five, five and a half years later,
six years later.
I was, uh, raped by roman polanski when I was 16.
It took a long time for me to realize
that what had happened to me wasn't my fault,
because I always thought it was my fault.
You don't realize at the time when something's--
when you're very young,
that what's happened is-- is illegal or--or wrong.
You know it's wrong 'cause it doesn't feel right.
There are some men that obviously, of a generation,
yes, feel that there is some...Entitlement
and that women are just the sex, you know, objects.
It's about the control, really, isn't it?
It's amazing there is still some kind of protection
for these--these boys, these men,
these--these debauched human beings, you know?
I would be up at the game house with hef a lot,
and the conversations could get very heavy,
and--and roman polanski was one of the stories,
and I would listen to them talk.
It was, "gah, he got caught!"
you know, or "the schmo-- he got caught,"
like it was okay to be with a young girl.
Just don't get caught.
They were just relieved that they hadn't gotten caught,
but I don't believe it stopped with that.
♪♪♪
the idea of underage sex
was not really taken very, very seriously.
And indeed, hefner's interest in young girls
had been evident throughout his adult life,
epitomized by the fact that, um, he seduced one of the girls
that had been at his daughter's 16th birthday party.
10 of her school friends were invited,
and a few days after that,
one of the girls who'd been at the party
called hefner and said she would like to meet him.
She did come and see him, and the inevitable happened.
♪♪♪
why has it taken till today for it to be believed
that oh, my god, you know, these things do happen to girls?
Yeah, 50-year-old men do rape girls.
What we're dealing with is a very powerful team
of close friends who stick together,
men defending their guy.
Hold each individual man responsible,
because what predator is not going to go
to the playboy mansion?
It's locked. It's secure.
All the cookies are in the jar,
and it's okay. No one judges.
Jim brown, the football player,
is a known fixture at the playboy mansion,
and there have been a number of stories, um,
corroborated by women
who claimed that they were sexually assaulted
by jim brown at the playboy mansion.
I was at the mansion all the time.
[chuckles] it was a ball.
There were new girls coming in from all over the country,
and, uh, anything was okay between consenting partners.
[chuckles]
jim brown did come up and have sex at the mansion,
and he always abused different playmates.
♪♪♪
I observed it. Many people witnessed it.
Hef did tell me that jim brown brutalized women, yeah.
But why would he keep letting him come up?
You know, what's with that? Because he was a celebrity?
The first time I saw the abuse with jim brown
was in the grand hall, they called it.
There--there was a very big party.
I think it was the new year's party.
All: 3...2...!
There was one girl. I don't remember her name,
but she was the black girl
that I remember being at the mansion,
and jim brown turned her upside down and held her by her heels--
this was right in front of me-- and shook her violently--
violently until her bosom fell out of her bra,
and then flipped her back up, and she's hanging out.
I could see it on her face, and I thought, oh, my god.
And then there was the time when he was in the grotto.
In the shower room, there was an apparatus
that all the men would go in and use.
Hefner had this chair in the back house that
was very odd-shaped,
and looking at it, thinking, what is this?
And he says, "well, that's the sex chair."
it was this chair with a dildo attached to it.
That night, I was in the garden, and I heard the screaming,
and stefan was there, too.
We peeked in there, and we saw jim just going bananas,
bananas, violently on this girl.
She was one of the african american women
who came up to the mansion, and he put her on the sex chair.
I could see him assaulting this woman and beating her.
She was screaming in pain, begging him to stop.
I just--I was shocked.
When he was finished, I had to help her,
and I took her to the front of the mansion
and had one of hefner's drivers take her to the hospital.
I never saw her again there.
♪♪♪
after that, hefner allowed jim back on the property
where he would brutalize these girls.
He cracked ribs, he dislocated jaws,
but nobody was gonna come forward,
because nobody wanted hefner to come after you, or jim brown.
It bothered me. What was I gonna do about it?
Get fired?
I had no power. I was an employee.
I don't know the rules for movie stars
and hefner at the mansion.
It seemed that this was natural,
that this is what they expected hefner to allow them to do.
Jim brown, like bill cosby,
is not the only man with a history of accusations
of predatory behavior that spent time at the playboy mansion.
Systemic racism makes matters of rape
infinitely more complicated.
We know that there are a lot of white men
that were going to the playboy mansion
that are predators,
but it's easier to hold black male predators accountable
for a lot of reasons.
It's easier to say "hey, look, this black guy is a rapist."
we're comfortable with that.
Black men do not typically have
the unspoken racial solidarity in society
of white men around them
in deference of people of other races and of women.
[cheers and applause]
but hugh hefner-- what's his role in this?
They were predators. They were power predators.
But who set this ballroom up?
He had the drugs. He had the liquor.
He had the women. He had everything at his disposal.
♪♪♪
out a little bit more about paige,
it was like solving the mystery of a person.
In my interview with richard, paige's boyfriend,
richard said hefner ruined a lot of good women.
After that, I've read a few excerpts
from what the scene was like there during that era,
and it wasn't a very pretty picture.
A woman they call "bunny b.J."
she was a bunny at the century city club,
and she hung out on that scene in, like, '73, '74,
same era as paige,
and she just wrote about her experience at the mansion.
"I began to realize, as far as playboy was concerned,
I was completely expendable.
No one cared what kind of a person I was,
what thoughts I had.
I could have been a doll.
I tried suicide a couple of times.
To me, there was no purpose to the kind of life I was leading.
'playboy' magazine should have a warning on it
like cigarette advertising.
'this philosophy can be hazardous to your health.'"
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the suicide rate for playmates is significantly higher
than the rate for american women.
And so I think it's worth asking what is it about playboy that
leads so many women that have graced its pages to tragedy?
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after the drugging and rape of bill cosby,
I didn't know how to process it.
I was never offered therapy. So I started cutting myself--
cutting my arms, cutting my legs.
It's a weird thing that happens when you cut yourself.
It's kind of like a release,
and it got so bad that I have several failed suicide attempts.
And the last one, I ended up in
hackensack university hospital for 17 days.
They didn't think I was gonna make it.
I didn't think I was gonna make it.
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the playboy years were some pretty tough years.
I didn't feel of value.
So I can see how girls that have lived that life
have taken their own life.
I so wish that I had been there to talk to them.
I would have told them, "stay.
Just stay."
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paige wanted to get her message out
that these men were predatory,
and she thought the only way that anybody
was going to pay attention to her was if she killed herself.
The message got squashed.
It was so sad that paige went to all this trouble
to leave a message, and no one cared.
This film that you're doing right now, this is going to be
when paige finally gets her side of the story,
where she gets to speak for herself.
There are so many men in hef's inner circle
who were part of this underground system,
the shadow mansions.
These men who were out there recruiting,
they would put ads out-- "want to be a playmate?"
the competition is so stiff to be a playmate.
So that handful makes it.
The rest slip through the cracks.
I would see these girls who are clearly drugged
and not coherent.
They would be, you know, injecting them with something.
Oh, I think hef knew
definitely what was going on at the parties.
Many women came forward finally,
and why these girls were so scared is really coming out.