The only survivor of a string of horrific sexual attacks committed via proxy is Louise Ogborn.
In 2007, she began working at a McDonald’s in Washington. Aged 18, she was.
She answered the phone to find a man who presented himself as a police officer. He insisted on speaking with her manager. She was putting in back-to-back shifts.
The alleged officer was eventually identified by the authorities as David Richard Stewart. It’s reported to Ogborn’s manager.
It stated because a worker there had taken a woman’s bag that belonged to her. The young worker was then named by him.
He suggested that the management of the restaurant do a search of the employee. or have the cops come and pick up the worker. He questioned at the station in the interim. He gave the employee both choices, any way.
Later it was discovered that Stewart was not guilty of the accusations. He was exonerated on all accusations in the investigation on October 31, 2006.
At the time, Louise Ogborn was 18 years old. Her manager asked to speak with her when she was working at a McDonald’s.
Donna Summers, Ogborn’s boss, was speaking with a male caller. The person who called claimed to be a police officer. and claimed he had information about a theft incident from a private source.
She is accused of stealing a customer’s wallet without their consent.
Ogborn allowed her boss to search her, then led the manager into her office where the imposter instructed the manager to make Ogborn strip off her clothes.
She was given an apron to cover herself, but afterwards had her other clothes taken off.
The manager was then given the order by the fake cop to watch the good employee. She was forced to touch herself and perform exercises while unclothed in order to show that she wasn’t trying to conceal anything.
The officer instructed the manager to call her fiancé and ask him to wait with the little girl when she informed the “cop” that she had to report back to duty and hadn’t found anything. Additionally, he gave the management instructions to inform the “cop” that she needed to get back to work.
The restaurant manager followed orders, and her fiancé Walter Nix Jr. showed up at the location to watch over Ogborn.
The “officer” gave her instructions to continue beating Ogborn for several hours.
The assistant managers finally understood that the person on the other end of the phone was having serious issues and they took action.
Louise made the decision to withdraw from the University of Louisville owing to the severe PTSD and trauma she had suffered as a result of the atrocities.
She underwent extensive therapy for several years before deciding to bring a lawsuit against McDonald’s for providing insufficient protection, alleging crimes that were similar to the 2002 incident described in filed documents.
She claimed that they were responsible for alerting their employees about phishing calls that had harmed her.
A jury awarded Louise in 2007 $5.1 million in punitive damages and $1.1 million in compensatory damages and expenses.
Due to McDonald’s denial of her claims and subsequent $1.1 million settlement, she did not get punitive damages.
Jason Bolin and Louise are married. she was thirty. They have two daughters together.