The former CEO of ad agency J. Walter Thompson stepped down last month after the company’s chief communications officer Erin Johnson sued him for discrimination and accused him of making sexist, anti-Semitic, and racial slurs against company employees.
On Thursday, a video of Martinez making a rape joke during a company meeting surfaced online. It was released by the law firm of Vladeck, Raskin & Clark—which represents Johnson—after a federal district judge ruled that it could be entered into evidence, according to Adweek.
In the video, Martinez is seen making a joke about being raped in the elevator of a hotel in which he and his colleagues were staying, “and not in a nice way,” he says. You can watch the video here.
In Johnson’s suit, she also claims Martinez said multiple times that certain women should “shut up [their] mouths” and that a female executive needed to be “hogtied” and “raped into submission.” The lawsuit also claims that Martinez called African Americans “monkeys” and that he complained about this hometown of Westchester because there were “too many Jews.”
In response to the claims, Martinez has said “there is absolutely no truth to these outlandish allegations.” Davis & Gilbert, LLP, the law firm representing Martinez, JWT, and JWT’s parent company WPP, declined Fortune‘s request for comment.
