Oletzgy says that Munich Re is investigating what happened at the party, but it has been quite difficult to ascertain exactly what happened. Apparently everyone was so delirious perhaps from sex, steam - the party was held in a bath house -, alcohol, or all three that everyone remembers something different!
We are currently talking with many trip participants," Oletsky told Der Spiegel. Regardless of the details, the event was a big mistake. Of course we are dying to hear the other sides of story, but he declined to talk details.
According to the story, the party scene looked like this: "Between the two thermal springs a stage had been built on which two prostitutes and a man who claimed to be a pimp were pleasuring each other. The top 5 performers, who were referred to internally as the "Top 5 Members," got the best deal: access to prostitutes with white bracelets AND yellow bracelets.
The execs would take the women to curtained canopy beds where they would do whatever they wanted. The women were also stamped each time they were "used," so that the execs could tell how many of his co-workers got to her first. When Der Spiegel asked Oletzky about these details , he declined to say much. Prostitutes reportedly wore colored bracelets because some of them were reserved for the most successful staff.
There were canopy beds, and the women were stamped on the arm, like cattle, for every sex act. Is all of this true? Oletzky: I don't want to comment on specifics because we are still investigating the details. All we can say with certainty is that this party took place on an evening during a three-day trip. Our findings to date indicate that 20 prostitutes were actually hired that evening. SPIEGEL: Staff members told the German business daily Handelsblatt about a kind live sex act on a stage, where a man is said to have engaged in sexual activities with two women.
