Christina Aguayo

Because we talk about pretending to have a perfect family, but I go back to the sex bus that was sitting outside of their $40 million home as the brothers were in high school.

And people have said, witness testimony, they are saying that back in those days that women in the scene, in the Miami scene, because for some reason high school brothers were in the Miami scene, they were warned not to drink any drinks that came from the brothers and to stay away from the brothers.

You know, actually, I think it started way back when they were in high school, as people are now starting to come out and say that they actually had a sex van that was parked in front of their parents.

Forty million dollar beachfront estate where the boys, the brothers in high school would take women to have sex in that bus in in front of their parents house.

So this has been behavior that has been

encouraged perhaps by their parents all the way through.

Then you add the hundreds of millions of dollars in properties that these brothers have sold and the security business.

And they're pretty much running around town doing anything that they want, including, according to prosecutors, drugging women, raping women.

Each brother has separately been accused of at least 10 rapes, 10 forcible rapes by women.

Correct.

And I'm sure that's even more than that, as the parents have offered to put up.

to $1 billion to get their three boys out of prison, out on bail.

They've even offered to put them up in a second-story apartment complex for their jail time pretrial that has no beachfront, that has no luxury, that's, you know, guarded 24-7 by guards.

Wait, wait, wait.

They won't have a waterfront view.

They won't have any orgies and it won't be luxury.

So that's what they're considering to be jail.

And yes, up to one billion with a B is what they're willing to put up to get their three sons out of prison.

They are.

They both are basically using their power and influence to allegedly drug and rape women.