The former girlfriend of Nancy Pelosi's son, Paul Pelosi Jr., is suing him over alleged fraud regarding her property, and spoke exclusively to National File about the nature of their relationship.

Karena Feng, a Taiwan-born woman living in San Francisco, alleges that Paul Pelosi Jr. was "abusive" to her, that he forced her to have an abortion by threatening her life, that he conducted foreign business while claiming to be a representative of Nancy Pelosi, and that he engineered Child Protective Services' seizure of Feng's four children. Feng supports her claims with text messages and documents presented in this article below.

Feng cites the Adoption and Safe Families Act, signed in 1997 by President Bill Clinton, as a driver of financial incentives for CPS to remove children from their families. The law provides federal and social security money to states for overseeing adoptions out of foster care and sets a deadline to strip parents of all parental rights when a child has been in foster care for 15 of the last 22 months.

The property in question in Feng's lawsuit, on the corner of 24th and Utah Street one block from San Francisco General Hospital formerly housed her father's China House Clinic, an acupuncture and healing clinic. It now houses a decrepit low-rent motel that is reportedly filled with drugs and prostitution.