The teen testified that Schaffer peppered her with invasive sexual questions before having her sign off on documents as a prelude to her employment in his store.
She initially resisted when Schaffer told her about the sex contract but eventually buckled when he threatened to sue her for breach of contract if she refused the romp.
He even told her that she had signed another document that forbade her from discussing the tryst with anyone else — and that he would sue her if she breached the confidentiality agreement.
Prosecutors said the Brooklyn victim was only one of a string of teens that Schaffer lured with false promises of jobs, free cars and even courtside Knicks and Nets tickets. Jurors were forced to view troubling footage Schaffer secretly recorded of visibly nervous young girls in various stages of undress.
Schaffer can be heard creepily cooing at his vulnerable marks and encouraging them to shed their inhibitions and clothing if they wanted what he had to offer. Schaffer faces separate federal and state raps in New Jersey in connection with his abuse of underage girls there.
