A gang-bang ‘factory’ where men pay to join a group session with a single woman has sparked uproar among neighbours in a Parisian neighbourhood.
La Factory, a club on the rue d’Alleray in Paris’ 15th arrondissement that is organised by an anonymous person known only as ‘Z’, puts on group sex parties where men pay 80 euros (£60) to all have sex with one woman.
According to Le Parisien, Z organises three of these meets every day and is planning to expand them, much to the chagrin of other inhabitants of the street.
Z announced they had ‘submitted an application to the (state) prefecture’ to increase the capacity of the sex parties, and that plans were in the works to create a ‘sex disco’ in the basement of the home – a former car park that is several hundred square feet large.
‘Our development project has even obtained all the administrative authorisations from the town hall,’ he told Le Parisien. ‘It’s only a matter of weeks now,’ he said confidently.
One couple accused the male participants of fantasising about ‘gang rape.’
‘It’s still disturbing. The men who take part in these gang bangs have fantasies of gang rape’, they said.
And with the infamy of the parties growing day by day, Philippe Goujon, the right-wing mayor of the 15th arrondissement, said he was planning on pushing a ban on these activities.
The parties are reportedly held on rue d’Alleray in Paris’ luxe 15th arrondissement (File image)
Residents of the upmarket neighbourhood are reportedly furious that the sex parties are carrying on in full swing (File image)
He he was ‘100 per cent behind the residents’, adding that he promised to ‘do everything we can to put a stop’ to prevent future sex parties.
Referencing the horrific Pelicot trial, he said: ‘After the Mazan trial, we can’t have any more of this sort of thing.’
The Mazan trial shocked the world, after Dominique Pelicot was revealed to have invited scores of men to rape his wife Gisele in their home in Mazan after he drugged her.
But Paris authorities have reportedly been unable to get the sex parties shut down.
Le Parisien reported that while an investigation into allegations of pimping was opened by Paris’ prosecutor’s office after neighbours first made complaints, this was quickly abandoned.
However, police have been keen to enforce laws against the establishment.
One resident told the newspaper: ‘When we call the police, they come immediately. A few days ago, they came in several cars to carry out a check.’
