Garth Brooks launched a preemptive strike against his makeup artist rape accuser claiming she was extorting him for cash

As a seasoned observer of human dynamics, I find myself deeply moved by this unfortunate turn of events. The narrative unfolding here is a somber reminder of the power imbalances that can exist within relationships, especially those between employers and employees. It’s disheartening to see how someone who appears to have it all – fame, adoration, and influence – may allegedly wield that power in such an inappropriate and hurtful manner.

According to DailyMail.com, Garth Brooks has taken legal action ahead of time against his alleged sexual assault accuser, stating that he is actually the one who has been wronged.

62-year-old country music legend allegedly asserted in a court case that she had been blackmailing him by threatening to tarnish his image unless he paid her millions, claiming to be an extortionist.

Last month, a lawsuit, which DailyMail.com has been the only one to obtain, was anonymously submitted to a federal court in Mississippi following a demand letter sent by the plaintiff’s lawyer.

At that point, he understood that his previous makeup artist, identified simply as Jane Roe, was preparing to file a personal lawsuit of her own in California.

Brooks’s grievance presents a significantly alternate perspective on the incidents detailed in Thursday’s court document, which accuses him of assault, sexual misconduct, and gender-based violence.

In 2019, during a business trip to Los Angeles, Roe asserted that she experienced a sexually charged workplace atmosphere created by Brooks and was eventually sexually assaulted by him.

However, the performer rejected these allegations, stating instead that her accusation was driven by a need for funds due to monetary troubles which she hoped he could alleviate.

Brooks claimed that Roe filed the lawsuit against him not because she was trying to escape an abusive work environment, but rather, it was after he refused to provide her with a salary position that included health benefits.

As per Brooks’ statement, she decided to act following several warnings that if he didn’t pay her a significant amount of money (millions), she would initiate a lawsuit.

According to DailyMail.com, it has been confirmed that Brooks is the individual responsible for filing the Mississippi lawsuit, as Roe’s legal team disclosed that the prominent figure had proactively submitted a lawsuit in the state beforehand.

For approximately fifteen years, Roe was self-employed, working for Brooks in Tennessee. In May 2020, Roe made a move to Mississippi.

Brooks, using the pseudonym ‘John Doe,’ stated that shortly after settling in Mississippi, it appeared that the defendant experienced financial hardships and requested help from him.

‘Plaintiff complied out of loyalty, friendship and a desire to improved defendant’s condition. 

However, the defendant’s requests for monetary aid continued to escalate, culminating in a demand for a salary and healthcare benefits from the plaintiff.

Brooks denied the accusations, stating that they were unfounded and baseless, supposedly involving alleged incidents of sexual misconduct from years past.

On July 17th, an attorney representing Roe sent Brooks a letter demanding compensation for a series of alleged inappropriate behaviors. These misconducts were said to include creating a sexually charged work environment, making advances that were unwelcome, inappropriately touching, and even sexual assault, among other instances of ‘grooming’.

As a die-hard fan, I’d put it this way: In his legal battle, Brooks asserted that Roe had made an additional claim – one that wasn’t part of her own lawsuit – suggesting he intended to hire someone to take her life.

Brooks asserted that the demand letter marked the initial instance where such accusations were brought up against him.

He declared that the letter warned it would submit a public civil lawsuit (and enclosed the draft) unless he consented to pay… large amounts of money.

His lawsuit stated that the letter discussed multiple high-profile cases involving celebrities being sued for sexual misconduct, which resulted in substantial compensations by juries.

On August 23, 2024, Roe once more proposed to withhold the public submission of their alleged false and slanderous lawsuit… in return for a substantial monetary compensation.

Brooks asserted that if his demands were not met, he might be compelled to reveal potential losses amounting to several million dollars, considering his wealth.

With a record-breaking sales figure of close to 150 million albums as the highest-selling solo artist recognized by the Recording Industry Association of America, this Country Music star famously known for Friends in Low Places is estimated to have a net worth ranging from $300 million to $350 million.

At certain instances, he was the highest-earning celebrity globally. From June 2017 to June 2018, his income amounted to $45 million. In the same period of 2019 (the year when he is accused of rape by Roe), his earnings were $25 million.

Together, country singer Brooks and his wife Trisha Yearwood accumulate an estimated net worth of approximately $400 million, thanks to each of them independently amassing significant wealth.

For over two decades, Yearwood (age 60) and Brooks have owned properties in Tulsa, Oklahoma, Nashville, Tennessee, and Malibu, California.

On Thursday evening, Brooks finally spoke up, following his strong legal refutation earlier in the day concerning the accusations of sexual assault and battery brought against him by a makeup artist with whom he’s had a relationship spanning over two decades.

After performing at The Colosseum at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas, Brooks expressed gratitude to his fans by saying he “truly found what he needed” on Instagram.

Posting a picture of the massive crowd who enthusiastically cheered him on, he expressed, “Tonight was absolutely the night when I felt the most needed – it couldn’t have been more true! A heartfelt thank you for being part of my life!! With love, g.

As a die-hard supporter, I can’t help but feel that last month, Brooks tried to manipulate the legal system in his favor by making a preemptive move, which my beloved Roe’s legal team claims was not right.

In possession of the draft of Ms. Roe’s sexual assault complaint from California, Mr. Doe hastily made his way to this courthouse, seemingly with the intention of exerting more power and intimidating his sexual assault accuser, as suggested in their response to his lawsuit filed at the federal level, which DailyMail.com has obtained.

They argued that he pretended to be interested in negotiations about a possible settlement, all the while intending to bypass the upcoming lawsuit they hadn’t filed yet.

According to DailyMail.com, there are fresh details about the suit filed against him, in which Roe alleges that Brooks committed several instances of assault and inappropriate sexual behavior towards him.

In 2019, she alleged that he exploited their mutual financial struggles and made use of the situation to reveal aspects of Brooks that he typically keeps hidden from the public.

In the view of Roe, he asserts that it’s acceptable for him to seek sexual satisfaction whenever he desires, even if it involves a female colleague.

On one instance, Roe alleged that Brooks appeared unclothed after a shower, with an apparent state of arousal. She claimed that he compelled her to touch this condition against her will, grabbing her hand, and expressing his desire for her to engage in a sexual act, stating it was part of his fantasies.

She asserted that the situation intensified back in May 2019, when he proposed she accompanied him to Los Angeles for a Grammy tribute dedicated to Sam Moore. According to her, he reserved a one-bedroom hotel suite but declined to offer her a separate room.

In her room, she asserted that, being under 5 feet tall and weighing around 100 pounds, she had been viciously sexually assaulted by Brooks, who stood over 6 feet tall and weighed close to 300 pounds, making him significantly stronger than her.

As an ardent admirer, let me say I’ve heard rumors that he allegedly sent explicit messages and urged her to engage in sexting. Furthermore, it’s been reported that he bragged about his encounters with numerous women across different hotel rooms, stating he was ‘intimate with women of every race – white, black, brown, or any other…on every available surface.’

Brooks often discussed his desire for a threesome with Yearwood and Roe, and he reportedly exposed himself to her and inappropriately touched various parts of her body, such as her breasts, according to the court document.

Interestingly enough, according to Roe, I once casually proposed the idea of a three-way situation, which he claims he overheard on more than one occasion. Remarkably, it seems my wife was also privy to an explicit discussion we had regarding a rather unconventional shampoo bottle concept – a design that would serve dual purposes, including as a personal item for intimate moments.

As an overly enthusiastic admirer putting it into my own words, I’d say: Roe shared that the discussion left her feeling uneasy, causing her to stay out of it. This action infuriated Brooks so intensely that he banged his fists forcefully on the kitchen counter, causing nearby items to shift, and then leaned in menacingly towards Ms. Roe, speaking to her in a way that was intimidating.

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2024-10-04 23:20