Florida sicko arrested for raping young employee aboard his yacht in Nantucket hours after wife, son left

A Florida sicko allegedly drugged and raped a young female employee aboard his yacht moored in Nantucket Harbor just hours after his wife and son had left the tony Massachusetts island.Christian Bradley Williams, 54, was arraigned Friday for allegedly sexually assaulting a 22-year-old woman on his boat on Aug.

9 — shortly after his wife, 2-year-old son and nanny returned to Florida, according to a police report obtained by the Nantucket Current. The victim, who has not been publicly identified, only began working aboard Williams’ yacht, the “Chimera,” as a deckhand through Nantucket Launch Company in June. After his family departed the boat, Williams allegedly asked the employee around 4:15 p.m.“to put on a dress” as he wanted “to go somewhere nice,” according to the police report. The employee told police “that when Christian saw her in the dress that he stated, ‘Wow, you look amazing,’ which is when the victim first began to sense that something may be wrong,” the report said. Williams reportedly told the woman he “didn’t want [his wife] knowing they were going out to dinner” and later commented how he always “wanted to make a move” on his wife’s friend, the report said. Throughout the night, Williams reportedly made a slew of sleazy comments including “Hey sweety” and “You’re my sugar mommy tonight,” as well as saying the victim’s boyfriend, who had already left the island for the summer, was “stupid for not locking you down, you’re so beautiful.”Around 8 p.m.

the employee said “she began to get really nervous regarding Christian and told him that ‘I want to go back now,’” the report said, adding that Williams then got the woman to put down her card for the restaurant bill, saying, “I don’t want [my wife] seeing my transaction.”After departing the restaurant, Williams withdrew $500 in cash and gave it to the employee despite the check being only $250, according to the report.Williams tried...

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