were allegedly shown to other Disney employees, including a group viewing at the bachelor party of a Disney employee.
In September of 1991, Rick Harbin, a Disney Entertainment Division manager was informed of Giangrossi's activities and advised security, which visited and inspected the penthouse dressing area. The female Kids were not informed of the peeping and videotaping activities, and the Plaintiffs allege that Disney knowingly allowed Giangrossi to continue his activity unchecked for three more months and failed to limit his access to this area on his days off or to supervise his activities. During that time, Giangrossi continued to work as a costumer, which brought him into continuous interaction, including physical contact, with the Plaintiffs. During that time, to facilitate his illicit activities Giangrossi also installed a horizontaltaped him taping the female Kids. Giangrossi remained in the hidden place masturbating, observing, and videotaping the female Kids for over 1 hour and 15 minutes. The Plaintiffs who were taped on January 8, 1992 had no knowledge of such activities or *1500 of the sting operation at that time and thus did not take any extraordinary measures to protect their privacy.
The video camera used by Giangrossi was owned by Robert Rivera, another Disney employee and costumer who dealt directly with the Plaintiffs. Disney knew from a sworn statement from Rivera that Rivera had loaned the camera to Giangrossi and had viewed some of the tapes made by Giangrossi, yet Disney made no attempt to remove Rivera from his position working closely with the Plaintiffs until the Plaintiffs