A senior JPMorgan Chase executive has revealed a series of hateful and threatening messages he received after a former colleague accused him of forcing her to become his “sex slave”. Lorna Hajdini filed a 68-page counter-suit in New York Supreme Court, accusing former banker and American-Nepali Chirayu Rana of fabricating a months-long sexual harassment campaign. His lawyers released a batch of disturbing emails sent to Hazdini after the legal battle became a major scandal.Recently released court filings detail the severe backlash Hajdini faced. According to the New York Post, an anonymous email sent on April 30 read: “I hope you get ganged up on to the point that you want to kill yourself because you realize how worthless you are. You are such a worthless person. Kill yourself.” I sincerely hope that everyone in your family dies a slow painful death from aggressive cancer.Other messages were clear. A message dated May 1 read: “Oh my god you bad girl, blow me, you have so many good qualities. I want to be behind you on the desk and tell you I want a new bonus and a Christmas card, because I want canon for you and I don’t hesitate.”Another email sent the same day said, “Your new toy,” and read: “I like everything I’ve read about you so far. My name is (redacted) and if you need a slave, I’m looking for a master. That Arab boy is a f–king p-y lol.”The sender continued, “If I just had to fk you and do it really good I’d be President of Chase, I hope you’re in good spirits at all the news… Every guy in America wants to fk you now… I hope I get a chance.”Hazdini’s team argues that Rana made the allegations to extort huge financial payments worth millions and “destroy his reputation”.The filing said Hajdini and his family have been subjected to persistent harassment, with the executive becoming the target of “countless jokes, memes and AI-generated images and videos of a persistently vile, humiliating and sexual nature.”JPMorgan Chase has backed Hazdini, refuting Rana’s claim that he was a top-tier performer whose work reached CEO Jamie Dimon. A spokesperson for the bank confirmed that they had no intention of settling. Furthermore, internal human resources documents revealed that Hajdini had no authority over Rana’s bonuses or promotions and that Rana refused to provide evidence to support his claims.Rana once lied about his father’s death to get leave.Additionally, he defended his discovery in a $20 million lawsuit. Speaking to South Asian news website The Juggernaut, he dismissed the reaction as double standards.“The biggest thing here is that if you call it fake then it is just gender inequality,” Rana said.He added, “If the roles were reversed, what do you think would happen?”Rana’s original lawsuit claimed Hajdini threatened her career and subjected her to non-consensual sexual acts and racial slurs. Among his claims was an allegation that Hajdini took off his shirt and told him, “I bet your little Asian, fish-headed wife doesn’t have these guns.”JPMorgan’s internal investigation concluded that there was no evidence to support any of Rana’s allegations.