Sue Simpson
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Yeah, and so that led to a pretty intense moment in court earlier this week when they were still working their way through pretrial motions. Lori's trying to have a speedy trial, but the prosecution has said it's too speedy, that they don't have enough information about what she's planned for her defense. And they actually said she's trying to conduct a trial by ambush.
And Lori kind of took offense to that.
And Lori kind of took offense to that.
And Lori kind of took offense to that.
The judge was trying to get her to tell him about the relevancy of each of her witnesses, and they had this exchange.
The judge was trying to get her to tell him about the relevancy of each of her witnesses, and they had this exchange.
The judge was trying to get her to tell him about the relevancy of each of her witnesses, and they had this exchange.
Yeah, the total was actually over 60 until this week when one of those suits was dismissed by a judge because the plaintiff didn't identify herself. So this claim was brought in federal court in the Southern District of New York, so Manhattan. And the plaintiff said that back in 1995, she was at a party for a music video and she and Combs started kissing in the bathroom.
Yeah, the total was actually over 60 until this week when one of those suits was dismissed by a judge because the plaintiff didn't identify herself. So this claim was brought in federal court in the Southern District of New York, so Manhattan. And the plaintiff said that back in 1995, she was at a party for a music video and she and Combs started kissing in the bathroom.
Yeah, the total was actually over 60 until this week when one of those suits was dismissed by a judge because the plaintiff didn't identify herself. So this claim was brought in federal court in the Southern District of New York, so Manhattan. And the plaintiff said that back in 1995, she was at a party for a music video and she and Combs started kissing in the bathroom.
And when she stopped, she says he struck her and then he raped her. He is denied this allegation. So when she filed the suit in October, the judge said the plaintiff could stay anonymous because putting her name to those allegations would get her, quote, significant, potentially harmful attention from the media and the public.
And when she stopped, she says he struck her and then he raped her. He is denied this allegation. So when she filed the suit in October, the judge said the plaintiff could stay anonymous because putting her name to those allegations would get her, quote, significant, potentially harmful attention from the media and the public.
And when she stopped, she says he struck her and then he raped her. He is denied this allegation. So when she filed the suit in October, the judge said the plaintiff could stay anonymous because putting her name to those allegations would get her, quote, significant, potentially harmful attention from the media and the public.
But in January, that same judge said the plaintiff had until March 20th to come forward. When she didn't make that deadline, the judge dismissed her suit. Right. On Monday. Yes, yes. Comstein put out a statement after that dismissal came down, which said, For months, we've seen case after case filed by individuals hiding behind anonymity.
But in January, that same judge said the plaintiff had until March 20th to come forward. When she didn't make that deadline, the judge dismissed her suit. Right. On Monday. Yes, yes. Comstein put out a statement after that dismissal came down, which said, For months, we've seen case after case filed by individuals hiding behind anonymity.
But in January, that same judge said the plaintiff had until March 20th to come forward. When she didn't make that deadline, the judge dismissed her suit. Right. On Monday. Yes, yes. Comstein put out a statement after that dismissal came down, which said, For months, we've seen case after case filed by individuals hiding behind anonymity.
The other claims, like the one dismissed today, also will not hold up in a court of law.
The other claims, like the one dismissed today, also will not hold up in a court of law.
The other claims, like the one dismissed today, also will not hold up in a court of law.
Mm-hmm.