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THE MOST DISTURBING ALLEGATIONS IN THE NEW PLAYBOY DOCUSERIES

By Bindu Bansinath@bindubansinath
Hugh Hefner with various Playmates of the month in the 1960s. Photo: Archive
Photos/Getty Images

Hugh Hefner, the endlessly controversial founder of Playboy, died in 2017 at the
age of 91. He left behind a muddled legacy, one that wavered between sexual icon
and alleged abuser. He died just before the explosion of the Me Too movement,
and many critics felt that, as a result, he skirted his inevitable reckoning.
But it may have finally arrived: Secrets of Playboy, a new ten-part docuseries
on A&E, exposes the dark underbelly of Playboy and Hefner himself.

Hefner started Playboy magazine in 1953, when he was 27 years old. The men’s
magazine — known for publishing highbrow fiction, long-form articles,
interviews, and nude pictorials — quickly garnered success and notoriety. Hefner
eventually moved operations to Los Angeles, which became home of the iconic
Playboy mansion, which he billed as a sanctum of sex positivity. During the
sexual revolution of the ’60s, Playboy was hailed as a trailblazing force,
breaking with puritanical American norms at a time when single women were denied
contraceptives. Hefner championed abortion and LGBTQ rights, and gave a platform
to notable Black writers and activists, including Malcolm X and James Baldwin.
But as the empire continued to spin out, the magazine eventually lost its shine.
(In 2015, the company briefly stopped publishing nude pictorials, and after
talks of the magazine closing down altogether, it’s now making a rebranded
comeback replete with gender- and sexual-fluidity initiatives, a
millennial-minded feminist gaze, and Cardi B as creative director.)

Of course, Secrets of Playboy isn’t the first time we’ve heard that Hefner’s
universe was a toxic environment for women. But the series — which brings
together Hefner’s former girlfriends, Playmates, Bunny Mothers, associates, and
more — provides disturbing new insight into just how deep that toxicity ran.
While, as the docuseries notes, the allegations against Hefner and his
associates have not been subject to criminal investigation, many accounts from
women who associated with Hefner are unnervingly similar and disturbing. Here
are the most damning allegations:




HEFNER’S FORMER GIRLFRIENDS SAY LIFE AT THE MANSION WAS CULTLIKE.

In the docuseries, Hefner’s former girlfriend and Girls Next Door star Holly
Madison describes mansion life as “cultlike.” Madison recalls being drawn in by
the promise of sorority and family, and also claims that everyone who came to
the mansion was photographed and videotaped without their consent, particularly
in the bedroom. According to Sondra Theodore, Hefner’s girlfriend from 1976 to
1981, Hefner “had tapes” on everyone, material that apparently functioned as
collateral. In the 2000s, Madison and other Playmates say they were pressed to
get plastic surgery to look like each other, suggesting that the bleached-blonde
conformity added to Hefner’s grand illusions of control. Madison also claimed
that Hefner was fascinated by Charles Manson and owned archival footage of the
Manson family.


HEFNER ALLEGEDLY DIDN’T USE PROTECTION DURING GROUP SEX.

In an interview, Madison recalls how Hefner offered her quaaludes, which she
says he called “thigh openers,” on their first night out together. She also
recalls the first traumatic sexual encounter she had with him. Madison claims
Hefner lay on the center of the bed while pornography played on a television
screen and a group of backlit women surrounded him. Madison says that Hefner
didn’t wear protection during the group sex. Madison also described these
alleged sexual encounters in her 2015 memoir, Down the Rabbit Hole, writing, “It
was so brief that I can’t even recall what it felt like beyond having a heavy
body on top of me.”


CLEANUP CREWS ALLEGEDLY HID THE DARKER SIDES OF PLAYBOY LIFE.

According to the docuseries, scandals in the mansion at Playboy clubs were
routinely covered up by Playboy security and Bunny Mothers. (Bunny Mothers were
women — often former Bunnies themselves — who managed the Bunnies at the clubs.)
According to an interview with former Bunny Mother P.J. Masten, cleanups were
concerted efforts to avoid reports of misconduct from hitting the media or the
police department. James Ellis, a former Playboy bodyguard, says cleanup crews
were allegedly threatened into silence for their work, which he claims ranged
from covering up rapes to overdoses. Masten, who worked as a Bunny Mother from
1975 until 1982, claims she saw 40 or 50 incidents of sexual abuse “cleaned up.”
Masten also claims that if a rape occurred, you had to consult with Playboy
security instead of taking the victim to the hospital in the name of avoiding
LAPD scrutiny.


HEFNER ALLEGEDLY ABUSED BUNNIES AT THE MANSION AND GAVE HIS CELEBRITY FRIENDS
CARTE BLANCHE TO DO THE SAME.

At the Playboy clubs, where many former Bunnies were proud to work, Hefner
allegedly imposed strict rules between Bunnies and members or key holders: Key
holders couldn’t touch the Bunnies or date them. But the rules were different
for VIP celebrities, says Masten. According to her, Bunnies were encouraged to
mingle and go home with VIP members. Many VIP celebrities allegedly raped
Bunnies and returned to the clubs without their memberships getting revoked.
Journalist Russell Miller, who interviewed several ex-Bunnies for his 1985 book,
Bunny: The Real Story of Playboy, alleged that Hefner abused Bunnies and often
pressured them into having anal sex. Masten claimed that many of the VIPs who
had sex with Bunnies sodomized them to prevent pregnancy.


HEFNER ALLEGEDLY KNEW ABOUT — AND INITIATED — AN AFFAIR WITH A MINOR ON THE
PLAYBOY MANSION PROPERTY.

Jennifer Saginor, author of Playground: A Childhood Lost Inside the Playboy
Mansion, grew up visiting the mansion and lived there part time with her father
— Hefner’s doctor and personal friend — from age 11. According to Saginor, her
father, Mark Saginor, was known among mansion insiders as “Dr. Feelgood” because
of his permissiveness with drug prescriptions. When Saginor was 6, she says she
witnessed an orgy at the mansion. At 16, she says she had an affair with one of
Hefner’s girlfriends, which she claims he knew about. Though Saginor was a minor
at the time, she says Hefner tried initiating a threesome with her and the
girlfriend. Saginor says she reminded Hefner that her father was across the
hall. While Hefner ultimately didn’t go through with the threesome, he
apparently told Jennifer in response, “We’re all family here.”


HEFNER ALLEGEDLY USED WOMEN AS DRUG MULES, WHICH SOMETIMES HAD FATAL
CONSEQUENCES.

During the ’70s, the Playboy mansion faced scrutiny and suspicion from law
enforcement over suspected drug use. At the time, Hefner claimed he didn’t do
drugs and didn’t condone their use at the mansion. But in 1975, a scandal ensued
when his executive assistant, Bobbie Arnstein, committed suicide after being
convicted of conspiracy to distribute cocaine. Arnstein faced a provisional
sentencing of 15 years in prison for the crime and was apparently being coerced
into testifying against Hefner. Former Chicago detectives Ted O’Connor and David
Reuben suggest that Arnstein was a “fall girl” for Hefner and that she committed
suicide as a way of protecting Hefner and the Playboy brand. (Arnstein’s lawyer
claims her late client was threatened — by whom, she doesn’t say — into
silence.) In 1973, former Playboy Bunny Adrienne Pollack died of a quaalude
overdose. Pollack’s sisters speculate that she was one of Hefner’s drug
traffickers, albeit a low-level one. At the time of Pollack’s death, Hefner told
the Chicago Sun-Times, “I don’t use narcotics personally, and I don’t sanction
their use in my Chicago or Los Angeles mansions.”

But many Playboy veterans insist this wasn’t the case. Masten claims Bunnies
told her that Pollack and Arnstein provided drugs for Hefner, his parties, and
his VIPs. Sondra Theodore claims that she and Hefner did cocaine regularly and
that she was a mule for him, collecting drugs as regularly as once a week.
According to Theodore, drug use at the mansion was so rampant that one of
Hefner’s friend’s dogs got addicted to it. Lisa Loving Barrett, one of Hefner’s
former assistants, says that quaaludes were constantly flowing at the mansion
and that the pills were secured through illicit means. “We would have
prescriptions in some of our names,” Barrett says. “That enabled certainly four
or sometimes five prescriptions for the same medications.” Barrett says
quaaludes (referred to as “leg openers” at the mansion) were given directly to
Hefner, who stored them in his bedroom and his drawers. Hefner used this system
to get Dexedrine, she says, taking a little of it every day.


IN RESPONSE TO THE SERIES, THE PLAYBOY BRAND HAS DISTANCED ITSELF FROM HEFNER.

In an open letter posted on Medium, Playboy acknowledged the “allegations of
abhorrent actions” by Hefner and those associated with him. The brand reinforced
its distance from the Hefner family and demonstrated its support for the women
who came forward in the documentary. “We trust and validate women and their
stories, and we strongly support the individuals who have come forward to share
their experiences,” the statement read. “As a brand with sex positivity at its
core, we believe safety, security and accountability are paramount, and anything
less is inexcusable.”

Meanwhile, the documentary drew early criticism from Hefner’s youngest son,
Cooper Hefner. “Some may not approve of the life my Dad chose, but my father was
not a liar,” Hefner wrote on Twitter after the initial episodes were released.
“However unconventional, he was sincere in his approach and lived honestly. He
was generous in nature and cared deeply for people. These salacious stories are
a case study of regret becoming revenge.”


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