Alleged victim of Quebec businessman accused of paying for sex sues for $8 million
— two vice-presidents with the firm, and a downtown Montreal hotel where some sexual encounters allegedly took place.
The complainant, identified by the initials A.B., says she was a victim of Miller for nearly 20 years and became dependent on the money and luxury allegedly provided to her by the wealthy businessman. The lawsuit claims A.B. was a minor from a low-income immigrant family when she was recruited to have sexual relations with Miller in 2001.to focus on protecting his reputation amid allegations he allegedly gave young women, including some minors, cash and gifts in exchange for sex between 1994 and 2006.
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