'Oh my God:' New details of crash-scene photos emerge in Vanessa Bryant's lawsuit

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Vanessa Bryant filed a lawsuit against Los Angeles County, accusing its first responders of improperly sharing graphic photos of her dead daughter and husband.

The legal team for Kobe Bryant’s widow filed documents in federal court late Monday that include descriptions of photos taken from the scene of a helicopter crash that killed her husband and daughter, including what the photos contained and why they were shared among some first responders.

The purpose of the filing is to support a lawsuit Vanessa Bryant filed against Los Angeles County – a case that accuses county first responders of improperly sharing photos of her dead daughter and husband, the NBA legend. Her attorneys have accused county sheriff’s and fire department workers of covering up their conduct by improperly deleting the photos that they had a legal obligation to retain.

“Maybe one day you'll explain to her that every action that we took ensures that she will never face the threat of those photographs being disseminated publicly,” Villanueva told Bryant’s attorney, Craig Lavoie, according to the transcript. “So you're – in essence, you're suing us for what we did but would – ultimately, is what she benefited from. Had we not taken the actions that we did, then it would be a far different lawsuit.

 

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