‘Nymphomaniac’ prison worker says she was ‘devastated’ and ‘stained for life’ after denying taking part in hot tub orgies with colleagues at Belgian prison

A prison guard accused of being a “nymphomaniac” who had sex at work and took part in hot tub orgies with colleagues has denied allegations made against her, saying she was “devastated” and “greased for life”.

The policewoman, identified only as “S”, reportedly already told staff at Lantin prison in eastern Belgium at 06:00 that she would not be able to work if “she did not have sex”.

She was one of 10 prison guards at the prison – the largest in Belgium – who took part in X-rated hot tub sessions after work, during which they swapped colored bracelets to decide who to have sex with, it was said.

“S” would also use a senior staff member’s office to have sex with staff during the workday while they were assigned to guard inmates at the co-prison, SudInfo reported.

But “S”, said to be a local councillor, said she had “never done anything like what I am accused of”, adding that her “life has been destroyed by the allegations”.

She told the newspaper La Dernière Heure: “I feel a deep injustice, I am deeply shocked.” “My life has been destroyed, the consequences are simply colossal, I am tainted for life.”

Belgium’s largest prison has been rocked by an orgy scandal in which staff allegedly organized adult hot tubs and swapped colored bracelets to decide who to have sex with (archive image from Lantin prison)

She added: “I am appalled at these defamatory allegations and the extent to which they are reaching.” The image it will reflect on my loved ones, on my future employers and colleagues and ultimately on anyone who takes the time to get to know me.

“I’ve never done anything like what I’ve been accused of, so I don’t know why.”

The prison officer also said that she “never witnessed” sexual activity by other staff members.

A whistleblower told the newspaper SudInfo that prison staff held orgies and that staff had sex in prison.

After work, ten prison guards, including three women, regularly met for adult hot tub sessions at the home of one of the male guards, identified only as “P.”

It is alleged that during the sex parties, staff took off their clothes and randomly selected colored bracelets to determine which members of the group would have sex with each other.

“P”, the organizer of the hot tub orgies, was also accused of regularly having sex with female inmates in the prison.

The source, who described prison guard “S” as a “nymphomaniac”, said: “As early as 6am she announced that she couldn’t work if she didn’t have sex.”

The governors were told how a manager had allowed “S” to use his office for sex sessions. The employee was apparently unimpressed by the fact that only a glass partition separated the office from the common area where the other employees worked.

The whistleblower claimed that “S” regularly visited the prison to visit her brother, who was jailed for murdering a gay man, before she became a guard, raising further questions about the level of security and protection at the prison.

The whistleblower explains: “She came to him every day as a visitor and was very friendly with the families of the detainees in the waiting room.” She was very arrogant and haughty towards the staff guarding the visiting room.

“Her acceptance of Lantin came like a bolt out of the blue, especially since she went from a visitor for a year to a colleague overnight.”

Her brother has since been transferred to Huy prison, about 40 kilometers south-west of Lantin.

Now prison managers have launched an urgent investigation into the allegations, which “S” denies.

The jailer’s lawyer, Michel Degrève, said: “My client formally denies all the allegations made against her.” She never had sex at work. She never attended outdoor orgy parties. She has never participated in sex games at her workplace or anywhere else.

“The facts are completely false and the words and actions attributed to my client cause extremely serious and irreversible damage to her reputation. “These allegations are unprecedented violence against my client. We intend to contact the appropriate authorities.”

Since October 30, “S” has been transferred to the women’s section of the prison to “satisfy her sexual urges”, while warden “P” has reportedly been denied access to the women’s section of the prison.

Lantin prison warden Marc Brisy reportedly sent a message to his staff: “I never thought I’d have to write email like this one day.”

He continues: “I feel I must remind you that working in a relaxed atmosphere does not mean turning your workplace into a circus, a ‘game without limits’ or an amusement park.”

He added: “The facility is a workplace, not a dating club.”