Prison with ‘nymphomaniac’ guard who refused to work if she had not had s*x is ROCKED by orgy scandal

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Belgium‘s largest prison has been rocked by an orgy scandal with staff organising X-rated jacuzzi sessions and swapping coloured bracelets to decide who they would have sex with.

She wouldn’t work if she didn’t have sex

One ‘nymphomaniac’ female officer at Lantin Prison near the eastern city of Liege would tell staff as early as 6am she wouldn’t be able to work if ‘she didn’t have sex’.

The female officer, identified only as ‘S’, would use a senior employee’s office so she could have sex with staff during the working day while they were supposed to be guarding the inmates inside the mixed prison, reports SudInfo newspaper.

Even officers meet up for X sessions

After work, ten prison officers, including three women, would regularly meet up for X-rated jacuzzi sessions at the home of one of the male guards, identified only as ‘P’.

They determine who will have sex with who

The staff would strip off during the sex parties and pick coloured bracelets at random, to determine which members of the group would have sex with each other, it has been claimed.

‘P’, the organiser of the jacuzzi orgies, was also accused of regularly having sex with female inmates at the jail.

Inquiries ongoing

Governors at the prison have launched an urgent inquiry into the allegations after a whistleblower told them of the orgies and how staff had sex inside the jail.

The source, who described the female prison guard ‘S’ as a ‘nymphomaniac’, said: ‘As early as 6am, she announced that if she didn’t have sex, she wouldn’t be able to work.’

Where they use for sex

Governors were told how one manager let ‘S’ use his office for sex sessions.

The female employee was seemingly unfazed by the fact that only a glass partition separated the office from the communal area where other staff worked.

It also emerged that ‘S’ had been a regular at the jail visiting her brother, who had been jailed for murdering a gay man, before she became a guard – raising further questions about the levels of security and safeguarding within the prison.

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