Exclusive: In her first interview, the woman who accused John Falcicchio, D.C. Mayor Muriel E. Bowser’s former chief of staff, of sexual harassment said he pressured her to have sex and sent lurid texts.
against Falcicchio that was filed by another woman who works for the D.C. government. Both accusers are represented by lawyers Debra Katz and Kayla Morin, whose firm’s clients have included the Washington Commanders cheerleaders who accused team officials of sexual harassment. The attorneys declined to make the second complainant available for an interview or discuss the details of her case.
In late October, Falcicchio wrote that he wanted her to perform oral sex on him. The woman responded, “Honestly I’d love to.” He replied that he liked the idea of “dominating” her. She then wrote: “You’re even better with words than I thought.”Minutes later, he wrote: “Imagine this: you come over to my place in sweats. I strip you down. Throw you on the bed. Shove my hard dick in your mouth. Squeeze your nipples. Pull your hair. Dominate you. C-- in your mouth. Send you home.
Bowser, at a news conference Wednesday, said she decided to release the findings immediately because “the public should have access to that information as soon as possible.” She said she was “completely devastated” by the allegations and declared Falcicchio’s behavior “wrong, period.” At the same time, the investigator found evidence that Falcicchio gave “preferential assignments to women he found attractive and used the workplace as a ‘dating pool,’” but did not conclude that those actions violated city policy.
“‘You’re not an intern,’” Falcicchio replied, she said. “He grabs my face and he says, ‘Let someone take care of you for once.’” Falcicchio then kissed her again, she said, and exposed and kissed her chest. He also touched her between her legs “over” her clothes, she said. The woman also described her discomfort to her mother and therapist and texted another friend, writing that she had kissed “someone/ someone kissed me who shouldn’t have, ” according to a screenshot of the text the friend shared with The Post. “Idk [I don’t know] what this means now, I never expected it, I tried to slow things down.”whom in D.C. government she could report Falcicchio’s behavior.
Katz, the woman’s attorney, said in an interview that Falcicchio’s accuser is typical of “young women who are trying to navigate the workplace. They try to not anger the person who is harassing them.” was supposed to accompany Falcicchio at an event he was scheduled to attend, a responsibility that she described as
Later that night, after they had left the event, the woman said, Falcicchio messaged her on Snapchat that he saw her “checking me out” when he had arrived. The screenshot shows the message coming from “Gatsby,” a nickname inspired by the F. Scott Fitzgerald novel that the woman assigned to Falcicchio after he called her “Good Will Hunting.”he was imagining having sexual intercourse with her.
They said Falcicchio at times seemed to reward the accuser with positive attention. At other times, he and others loyal to him made her feel marginalized by excluding her from events and meetings, the attorneys said.
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