Posted on 07/28/2026 10:34:05 AM PDT by DFG
A married ex-Wall Street executive has been sentenced to 30 years after pleading guilty to drugging and raping multiple women in his upscale Manhattan apartment, keeping chilling planning notes to document his decade-long predatory rampage.
Edward Gene Smith, 50, admitted to attacking his victims at his luxury apartment opposite Central Park, as well as amassing a stash of more than 9,000 child sexual abuse images, as part of his twisted spree.
Prosecutors say the Harvard educated bigwig, who was most recently a Citigroup managing director, hid ‘behind the façade of a well-educated bank executive’ to prey on and lure in his young victims.
Smith, who has multiple stepchildren, also kept chilling spreadsheets and planning notes on just how many drugs to administer - and would then record some of the assaults to share with online groups who took pleasure in drugging their partners, according court documents.
'Edward Gene Smith is a sexual predator and a serial rapist,' US Attorney Jay Clayton said. 'He spent years hiding behind wealth, education, and status while he committed egregious sexual crimes.
'He drugged and raped women, documenting his crimes with extensive notes planning how he would torture and punish his victims, and surreptitiously photographing them, while they were nude and unconscious.'
Smith's reign of terror came crashing down in late 2024 when he was arrested on a six-count indictment for drugging and assaulting various women.
He ended up pleading guilty to only four counts: drugging a victim with intent to rape her, enticing another victim to travel to New York for sex, receiving child pornography, and obstruction of justice.
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3 hots and a cot. you can’t get much better than that.
There’s another DEI hire that didn’t work out.
Before sentencing, he tried to blame his crimes on his autism diagnosis.
30 years. Not nearly enough. Should be life without the possibility of parole. (Actually, I think he deserves the death penalty, but New York won’t do that.)
Is he related to Gillum who ran for gov in Florida as a dem.
Same MO as Cosby.
Pretty boy gonna meet Bubba behind bars.
“I mean, you got the first mainstream African-American who is articulate and bright and clean and a nice-looking guy. I mean, that’s a storybook, man.”
FJB
Most likely too, Super Woke Haaavard probably fudged his grades enough to get him a fake degree so that Haaavard could show the feds they were graduating blacks so the Feds would keep the fed dollars rolling in.
Ole’ Eddie Smith...we never knew you. What is it with losers like this who rely on drugs to get a little trim? Some vodka okay but drugs??

Harvard banking biggie, Edward Gene Smith, 50, admitted to attacking youngsters in his luxury Central Park apt, and amassed more than 9,000 child sexual abuse images, as part of his twisted spree.
He was most recently a Citigroup managing director, and hid his predatory actions behind the façade of a well-educated bank exec as a "license" to prey on and lure young victims.
The fastidious Smith kept chilling spreadsheets and plans on administering drugs to victims - and recorded assaults to share with online freaks, according to court documents.
Bubba already getting the Hustler centerfold and duct tape ready.😎
If we had a DEI reboot of American Psycho today - and it was real . . . . ..
Pretty sure Cosby didn’t have child torture materials.
OMG! The PERVERT is BLACK!
Executive has been sentenced to 30 years.
He’s down to doing men or maybe not maybe just hurts don’t it.
Harvard sure teaches them well.
DEI hire gets taxpayer Holiday Inn for an extended stay.
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