Three women who were allegedly recorded without their knowledge during sex with a disgraced Morgan Stanley banker are speaking out against the former executive's defense team. The alleged victims told the New York Post that John C. Kelly's high-priced lawyers are attempting to drag them through the mud in an effort to get him off the hook. Kelly is accused of planting cameras in his apartment on East 69th Street in New York City and recording his sexual encounters without the knowledge of his partners from May 2011 until December 2012. Now, Kelly's lawyer, Benjamin Brafman, is claiming one of the alleged victims is actually a jealous stalker who only called the cops because she was spurned by the former banker.
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John Kelly has been accused of secretly filming sexual encounters with three women
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The accused man had been with Morgan Stanley for almost a decade
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Kelly was fired November 8, 2013, for allegedly writing bad checks, which coincided with his arrest
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Attorney for one of victims said Kelly set up a hidden camera in bookshelf inside his apartment
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