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Posted on 11/27/2025 3:45:01 AM PST by Libloather
The ex-mistress of Eric Schmidt has accused the former Google CEO of rape and spying on her with hidden cameras while she was naked — even as he allegedly subjected her to creepy surveillance and humiliating comments at the tech startup they operated together.
Michelle Ritter, a 31-year-old tech entrepreneur, detailed the allegations in a filing last week in Los Angeles County Superior Court, claiming 70-year-old Schmidt subjected her to sexual battery, harassment, domestic violence, and violations of computer hacking and wiretapping laws.
Last month, The Post broke the story of the bitter legal spat, which stems from a relationship that began in 2020 and soured with allegations of abuse and corporate betrayal, highlighting the perils of personal entanglements and high-stakes business in Silicon Valley.
In last week’s bombshell filing, Ritter claims that the billionaire tech titan raped her on a yacht in November 2021.
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All that money and she still has Groucho Marx eyebrows. 😆
Guess she stayed with him for the wardrobe and jewels?
It’s also on him to not see what was gonna’ happen. Two a**holes goin’ at it. What a joke. Oh, I am sure she promised him to “take him on a ride in the morning sun...”
What is a tech entrepreneur? Nice word for tech billionaire groupie?
One more reason for the shutting down of the earth.
Look like he paid for the boobs but you’re right, she’s u-g-l-y.
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