The celebrity, who resides in Tennessee, asked a court to have 'the same protection victims receive.'
Thursday, October 3, 2024 5:53PMIn a highly unusual legal battle, an anonymous plaintiff who describes themselves as "a celebrity and public figure who resides in Tennessee" is urging a federal court in Mississippi to declare a sexual assault accuser's allegations untrue and stop her from further publicizing them - before she's even filed a lawsuit - claiming that she is attempting to extort and defame him with "false allegations" that would "irreparably...
"Our civil court system is designed to resolve disputes and provide injured parties a means of redress," Roe's filing states. "It is supposed to be a level playing field. The system is not in place to allow wealthy wrongdoers the ability to run work-arounds on sexual assault victims who attempt to hold perpetrators accountable. This is precisely what Mr. Doe is asking the court to help him do.
In his complaint, Doe claims Roe's attorney sent him a "confidential" demand letter "alleging a litany of sexual misconduct by Plaintiff ranging from allegations of sexual 'grooming,' creation of a sexually hostile work environment, unwanted sexual touching, and sexual assault," after he declined Roe's request for "salaried employment and medical benefits.
The celebrity plaintiff also claimed in his lawsuit that his accuser alleged that he "planned to hire someone to murder her," which he denied.
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