Top NYC Covid official fired for hosting drug-fueled sex parties during lockdown (original) (raw)
Who is Dr. Jay Varma? All about NYC's former COVID Czar who hosted drug-fueled sex parties during lockdown
Dr. Jay Varma was outed this week for hosting multiple sex orgies in New York City during the 2020 lockdown, admitting on recording the events were fueled by drugs
Dr. Jay Varma was in charge of NYC Covid response
New York City's ex-Covid czar was fired from his position about a week after he inadvertently admitted to hosting scandalous drug-ridden sex parties and attending secret raves during quarantine in 2020.
The sex parties and underground festivities full of degeneracy were reportedly thrown by Dr. Jay Varma and his wife while he was a senior health advisor to then-Mayor Bill de Blasio during the Covid-19 pandemic—when everyone was advised to stay at least six feet apart. The Varma's actions were brought to light through secretly recorded conversations the former health official had with a woman.
“On September 23, 2024, the Board of Directors of SIGA Technologies terminated Dr. Jay Varma, effective immediately, other than for cause, from his position as Executive Vice President and Chief Medical Officer of the Company,” the firm wrote in a filing to the Securities and Exchange Commission.
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Who is Dr. Jay Varma?
Varma is heard bragging about his deeds on recordings (
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Dr. Varma, an epidemiologist, served as the senior public health adviser from April 2020 to May 2021. On TV, he would passionately promote mask and vaccine mandates while reminding NYC residents to adhere to the Center for Disease Control and Prevention guidelines. These included staying at least six feet apart and avoiding large gatherings. No one had a clue the top health official was partying in secret while saying the opposite in the public eye.
The doctor was tasked with facilitating NYC's response to the precarious COVID-19 pandemic. As of Monday, Dr. Varma is the former executive vice president and chief medical officer SIGA technologies. He is an alum of Harvard University and the University of California. He joined the Center for Disease Control and Prevention Epidemic Intelligence Service in 2001. He also. spearheaded a study into an E. coli outbreak at an Ohio county fair
Who is Dr. Varma's wife?
Dr. Varma rarely speaks about his personal life while he addresses the public, sharing little to no details about his family or marital status. It is known that his wife, Melissa Varma, is a pediatrician in NYC. She reportedly works at Kings County Hospital in Brooklyn. The epidemiologist also admitted that his wife joined him in the sexual excursions during the pandemic.
Following the doctor's firing, lawmakers, business owners and parents rallied against him at City Hall (
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During the summer of 2020, the married couple allegedly booked a hotel room where they invited about eight to 10 other people. Everyone involved, including the Varmas, ingested MDMA and engaged in sexual activities. Ms. Varma has received her share of stark criticism for the deviant get togethers.
What is Varma's net worth?
Dr. Varma was making about 142,165asDe−Blasio′sseniorhealthofficialatthetime,accordingtoIndeed.AtSIGAtechnologies,hemadeover142,165 as De-Blasio's senior health official at the time, according to Indeed. At SIGA technologies, he made over 142,165asDe−Blasio′sseniorhealthofficialatthetime,accordingtoIndeed.AtSIGAtechnologies,hemadeover600,000 annually.
Dr. Varma's wife Melissa works as a pediatrician in Brooklyn (
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Scandal aftermath
Varma's enemies have been having a field day with the scandal, including Varma critic and city Councilman Bob Holden who said:
"Dr. Jay Varma’s firing is a step in the right direction, but the consequences for his actions are long overdue," he said in a statement. “Varma boasted about harassing people into submission over the vaccine mandate and admitted to participating in illegal sex parties, all while he, former Health Commissioner Dr. David Chokshi, and then-Mayor Bill de Blasio imposed draconian measures that shut down the entire city. The hypocrisy is outrageous," the Queens Democrat said.
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Varma made six figures as a NYC health professional (
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Conservative podcast host Steven Crowder blew the whistle on Dr. Varma's conversation last week, in which he bragged about hosting provocative events all while facilitating the city's Covid response. “I did all this deviant, like sexual stuff,” he said. “I had to be kind of sneaky about it because I was running the entire COVID response in the city.”
Following the doctor's firing, lawmakers, business owners and parents voiced their anger on the steps of City Hall Monday and ripped the Varmas apart. While their businesses lost money and their children lost valuable school time thanks pandemic safety measures that he was in charge of, Varma was constantly removing his mask to engage in sexual activities with strangers.