Playboy had ‘shadow mansions,’ daughter of Hugh Hefner’s BFF claims
nypost.comreportedly lure young women into sexual abuse.Saginor grew up in the Playboy mansion during its heyday with her father Dr. Mark Saginor — nicknamed Dr.
Feel Good for his alleged loose use of his prescription pad — who spent 40 years as Hefner’s physician, best friend and alleged lover.She described the alleged “shadow mansions” as mini replicas of Hefner’s infamous Holmby Hills home where his inner circle would invite and house women who were “sevens” or “eights” and just missed the cut off to make it into Playboy.“By shadow mansion, I mean that these men in Hef’s inner circle would try to emulate what he created in his own empire at the Playboy mansion,” shared Saginor.“And they would have smaller versions of the Playboy mansions, which I would refer to as mini-mansions.
They would house these young girls who would come to Los Angeles looking for opportunities to become actresses or models.”The former Playboy mansion resident, who was moved in at age six, said she was relocated to her father’s “shadow house” where she claims she saw constant predatory behavior and sexual abuse.“My father and the inner circle from Playboy created clones of the Playboy mansion on a smaller scale to sort of lure these young girls in.
It was very predatory. These young girls have no idea what’s gonna hit them next,” she claimed.Fellow Playboy mansion regular Jackie Hatten alleged the men pushed to get her intoxicated as soon as she walked through the doors.“The experience I had at the mini-mansion parties is immediately walking in, having all the men glom on to you offering you, you know, lines of coke or a bowl of, you know, ecstasy.
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