Chippendales Empire, her name was never on the corporate filing. And no judge or opposing attorney ever thought of that angle, or anyone investigated to ascertain the claim. At least to look at the corporation filing to see if Irene had a right to sell Chippendales and its trademark.

Silenced by intimidation, threats, and a corrupt justice system, Jesse, Steve’s oldest son, was only a teenager at the period when this was happening. He recalled how he watched his father creatively grow the Chippendales, piece by piece. Now he has helplessly watched strangers profit from the idea his dad created for over 30 years now, with no one to turn to. He also recalled how his stepmother, Irene, lied to him about the role he would play in the company after Steve’s death. When her promise didn't come to fruition, Jesse began to ask questions about his father's fortune as was his right as an heir and was thereafter threatened by Irene's brother-in-law, an FBI agent. Jesse was told, in no uncertain terms that he wouldn't be receiving anything. He has lived in agony but has gotten the courage to tell the stories that were never told and to make stakeholders begin to ask questions about what he describes as organized murder and forced takeover of a man's wealth.

The facts exposed in Chippendales True Crime reveal fraud, deception, extortion, and even murder, possibly being perpetrated by a government agent, especially about the strange death of Chippendales founder Steve Banerjee. Steve who is an immigrant from Mumbai, arrived on the shores of California to get slave wages for doing menial jobs, from where he became a whirlwind success. Without even knowing it, he helped women that were liberating themselves to feel more liberated as they were able to fondle G-stringed genitalia without any fear of persecution. Then this gentle soul was accused of murder, and found dead, hung in a prison cell. It was widely reported that Steve committed suicide to avoid a long prison sentence for the murder of his alleged partner with no proof, Nick DeNoia.

As many continue to question whether Jeffrey Epstein committed suicide or was he silenced for knowing about too many powerful men’s secret affairs with under-aged girls. The same types of questions are now arising in Banerjee’s suicide. You will find out how he may have been framed up, for having too much information on married men’s fetishes with his male dancers. Recall that at Chippendales, men taking their clothes off for an unrestrained crowd of women is what Steve introduced with his choreographed male strippers, gyrating into the imagination of women: it became a household name for women of the 80s, that were freeing their minds, bodies, and souls from tyrannical husbands in a world that thought of them as second-class citizens, Chippendales became a way to let their hair down. It was truly a “Girl’s Night Out”. Just like the historical scenes of a man's clothing flying towards a desirous woman: the rise would be magnificent, the ride famous, but the fall is very tragic.

Pop Culture Steve Banerjee is a pioneer of a type of entertainment industry that made him famous at his time. He had encouraged and promoted cool music that most women loved. He produced the best live shows to Rock USA and the world at large and effortlessly cruised Hollywood. Many negative stories have been told about Chippendales, all of them are mostly the narratives of the perpetrators that stole the empire, and cleverly, they have managed to make their story very believable and credible.