Investigators received “multiple reports” about a network employee who was “on call” to perform oral sex on Moonves, The New York Times reported late Tuesday.
Lawyers hired by CBS are about to submit a report to the board of directors concluding that former CEO Leslie Moonves allegedly harassed more women than previously known, dating back more than two decades, The New York Times reported late Tuesday.
Moonves then tried to conceal evidence of his behavior from a team of investigators who were hired to dig for the truth, according to the Times, which said it obtained a copy of the report ahead of its official release to CBS board members.
The investigation was initiated after Moonves stepped down on Sept. 9. The CBS board hired the law firms of Covington & Burling and Debevoise & Plimpton to conduct investigations into the former network chairman.
Hanging in the balance is not only what remains of Moonves’ tattered reputation as a leading Hollywood mogul but also a $120 million severance package that CBS has waiting for him, but only if its investigation deems him worthy of receiving it — and it appears increasingly doubtful that he’ll receive the money.
“The report, by lawyers hired by the network, says the company has justification to deny Mr. Moonves his $120 million severance,” the Times reported.
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Can hardly wait for that arrogant a$$hole to do his perp walk, kiss his $120M severance goodbye and wind up serving life in Harvey Weinstein’s cellblock.