In all, there were five accusers. Murray first dropped out of his re-election campaign, then resigned as mayor. Seattle City Attorney Pete Holmes released a statement that said: "With this settlement, the city takes an important step in putting this sad chapter behind us, limiting litigation expenses, and ...
Stallone has also refuted claims from the accuser that after he raped her in a hotel room at Las Vegas Hilton Hotel, Hollywood star's then bodyguard Michael De Luca forced her to perform oral sex on him. The accuser's claims could not be confirmed as no report or evidence suggesting that she met with ...
Heckard, the first of five such accusers, said in the first lawsuit he brought in April that Murray had paid him for sex dozens of times in the 1980s, starting when Heckard was 15, addicted to drugs and homeless. Murray denied the claims throughout a year that would first lead him to give up his campaign ...
The city of Seattle has reached a $150,000 settlement with one of the men who accused Ed Murray, the former mayor, of sexual abuse. Delvonn Heckard is one of five men who accused Murray of sexual abuse. Heckard's attorney, Lincoln Beauregard, released a statement after the settlement. It says, in ...
City attorney Pete Holmes said the city is taking a step in "putting this sad chapter behind us."
information from the City of Seattle. City Attorney Pete Holmes announced today that the City of Seattle has agreed to settle the lawsuit brought by Delvonn Heckard against the City and former Mayor Ed Murray. As part of the settlement, the City will pay Mr. Heckard $150,000. “With this settlement, the ...
SEATTLE The city of Seattle will pay $150,000 to settle a lawsuit filed by a man who accused ex-Seattle Mayor Ed Murray of sexually abusing him. Murray acknowledged the settlement Saturday, saying in a statement that he was "prepared to defend myself in court (as I have been doing at my own ...
“With this settlement, the City takes an important step in putting this sad chapter behind us, limiting litigation expenses, and allowing Mr. Heckard to move forward with his life,” City Attorney Pete Holmes said in the city's statement.
“With this settlement, the City takes an important step in putting this sad chapter behind us, limiting litigation expenses, and allowing Mr. Heckard to move forward with his life,” City Attorney Pete Holmes said in the city's statement.
In an exclusive interview with the MoS, Mr Kay said archived versions of the original messages – proving he had consensual sex with his accuser – were found by his sister-in-law, Sarah Maddison. When she showed the Facebook exchange to the officer in charge of the investigation, he said: 'How did ...
