Hooker-Employing Hedge Fund Manager May Have Also Tried To Kill Uppity Member Of Staff

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Jordan Wimmer, the ex-Nomos Capital IR girl taking issue with, among other things, her former boss Mark Lowe's executive decision to hire a (highly qualified) prostitute to work at the firm, his insistence on her being present while he received lap dances, and his dumb blonde jokes, has one more thing to add. He might've tried to run her over, several times.

Jordan Wimmer, who earned £577,000 per year, said she believed her boss Mark Lowe 59, the firm's founder, had hired a Russian hit man or enlisted a family member to attempt to murder her. Miss Wimmer told how she was left fearing for her life after an incident in which a car tried to run her over six times near the King's Road in Chelsea.

Central London Employment Tribunal heard how Miss Wimmer, who is claiming sexual discrimination and constructive dismissal, told a psychiatrist "they" were trying to "hurt her" after she quit her job. The medical notes read at the tribunal told how Miss Wimmer ran into a restaurant and asked them to call 999 because a man who looked like her boss was trying to run her over after she left a gym in Chelsea in May this year.

The defense's defense is that Jords has an "overactive imagination" and that if ML were going to kill anyone, it'd most likely a hooker. Let's get our facts straight.

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