John Ashbrook

She's actually just committed like a little bit of a public service to show like, we'll do make these things up. Everyone's like, oh, make this up on a whole plot. Oh, it just creates such a story. Never happens. Yeah, it actually does happen. It happened. Those four kids' lives were ruined. Their families ruined, financially wiped out. A DA was brought to his knees out there.

It was just, you know, a despicable situation that happened. And now, almost 20 years later, she admits, yeah, I made the whole thing up. And this girl with the Jay-Z thing... I mean, her own father. Yeah, I think I would remember if I drove five hours to pick up my daughter from a nightclub. But for Jay-Z, I agree with Mark that he did perform somewhat of a public service when his name came out.

It was just, you know, a despicable situation that happened. And now, almost 20 years later, she admits, yeah, I made the whole thing up. And this girl with the Jay-Z thing... I mean, her own father. Yeah, I think I would remember if I drove five hours to pick up my daughter from a nightclub. But for Jay-Z, I agree with Mark that he did perform somewhat of a public service when his name came out.

It was just, you know, a despicable situation that happened. And now, almost 20 years later, she admits, yeah, I made the whole thing up. And this girl with the Jay-Z thing... I mean, her own father. Yeah, I think I would remember if I drove five hours to pick up my daughter from a nightclub. But for Jay-Z, I agree with Mark that he did perform somewhat of a public service when his name came out.

And he fought. He said, look, I feel bad for my kids. I feel bad they're going to have to hear about this. But I am not going to be extorted. I'm not giving a penny. I know I didn't do that. And I'll tell you, Mark and I represented these kinds of people.

And he fought. He said, look, I feel bad for my kids. I feel bad they're going to have to hear about this. But I am not going to be extorted. I'm not giving a penny. I know I didn't do that. And I'll tell you, Mark and I represented these kinds of people.

And he fought. He said, look, I feel bad for my kids. I feel bad they're going to have to hear about this. But I am not going to be extorted. I'm not giving a penny. I know I didn't do that. And I'll tell you, Mark and I represented these kinds of people.

It is often a lot easier for them to fill out a three-page document, a non-disclosure agreement, write out a check for an amount of money that's not going to change their quality of life, just make it go away. He probably could have done that here, but he didn't, and good for him.

It is often a lot easier for them to fill out a three-page document, a non-disclosure agreement, write out a check for an amount of money that's not going to change their quality of life, just make it go away. He probably could have done that here, but he didn't, and good for him.

It is often a lot easier for them to fill out a three-page document, a non-disclosure agreement, write out a check for an amount of money that's not going to change their quality of life, just make it go away. He probably could have done that here, but he didn't, and good for him.

I doubt she's gotten seizures. And, you know, as lawyers... We raise our hand the day you're sworn in and you take an oath. And some people take that oath more seriously than others. So I had a woman come in here, a woman, not a young woman, a woman. She's 38 years old in the end of August. And she made these types of claims.

I doubt she's gotten seizures. And, you know, as lawyers... We raise our hand the day you're sworn in and you take an oath. And some people take that oath more seriously than others. So I had a woman come in here, a woman, not a young woman, a woman. She's 38 years old in the end of August. And she made these types of claims.

I doubt she's gotten seizures. And, you know, as lawyers... We raise our hand the day you're sworn in and you take an oath. And some people take that oath more seriously than others. So I had a woman come in here, a woman, not a young woman, a woman. She's 38 years old in the end of August. And she made these types of claims.

And I have had three retired judges in my law firm and three other lawyers. And I believe her. I believe what she's saying. But I am fallible. I make mistakes. We've all now interviewed her over the course of four months. And now, finally, I think in January, we will file a suit along these lines.

And I have had three retired judges in my law firm and three other lawyers. And I believe her. I believe what she's saying. But I am fallible. I make mistakes. We've all now interviewed her over the course of four months. And now, finally, I think in January, we will file a suit along these lines.

And I have had three retired judges in my law firm and three other lawyers. And I believe her. I believe what she's saying. But I am fallible. I make mistakes. We've all now interviewed her over the course of four months. And now, finally, I think in January, we will file a suit along these lines.

But it's not until six human beings with different life experiences, different ages, have evaluated this individual before you make such a serious claim. And this is it's not a case that's going to make the news, but it's going to affect somebody else's life.

But it's not until six human beings with different life experiences, different ages, have evaluated this individual before you make such a serious claim. And this is it's not a case that's going to make the news, but it's going to affect somebody else's life.

But it's not until six human beings with different life experiences, different ages, have evaluated this individual before you make such a serious claim. And this is it's not a case that's going to make the news, but it's going to affect somebody else's life.

And when I took that oath in 1992, that's still in the front of my mind in 2024, that I'm always going to try to do the right thing and make sure I'm very, very careful and not throw people's names and reputations under the bus. You know, when they just named Beyonce the singer of the first quarter century. They didn't include her last name, Carter, in her remarks or whatever it was.