Wall Street Exec Drugged Women in His Central Park Apartment — Then Filmed It
He was a Harvard-educated Citigroup managing director living in luxury overlooking Central Park. Behind closed doors, Edward Gene Smith spent nearly a decade drugging young women with Klonopin, raping them while they were unconscious, recording the assaults, and sharing the videos on encrypted channels. When the FBI closed in, he tried to buy one of his victims’ silence.
On July 28, 2026, he was sentenced to 30 years in federal prison.
This is the story of the predator who hid in plain sight — using money, status, and power as weapons.
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