I’ll tell you all right now, I don’t think Travolta did a damn thing wrong. I believe this is a garbage suit.
I can’t quote the stuff that is in the plaintiff’s claims due to the graphic nature of it but it is so totally off the wall that unless his accusers have DNA evidence, these lawsuits are going to be dismissed, the claimants AND their attorney are going to rue the day they tried this scam, and I say that because Travolta’s attorney (Marty Singer) is one SOB you do NOT want to mess with, he is one of THE most rabid legal attack dogs in Hollywood, you can best believe that Travolta has had him on a big retainer for years, and when he comes out and states that the charges are bogus, you can bet the rent on it because HIS reputation is on the line as well.
Now like Tim Wilson says, “I could be wrong” but from what I’ve read of this alleged sordid affair, it sounds like the plaintiff(s) tried to shake down Travolta first, and when he wouldn’t knuckle under, they upped the ante.
We’ll see. But at this point, I think Travolta is innocent.
Yep, if you’re going to go after a Scientologist, you’d better have a damn good lawyer, because you aren’t going to out-lawyer them.
Sure, Travolta is innocent.
Like Bill Clinton (denying his dalliance with a White House intern): “I did not have sex with that woman, Miss Lewinski.”
Like John Edwards (denying his affair with Rielle Hunter): “The story is false. It’s completely untrue, ridiculous.”
Like Mark Sanford (denying he went to Buenos Aires to hook up with his mistress): “I wanted to do something exotic. It’s a great city.”
Like Tiger Woods (denying his adulterous liaisons with too many trollops to count): “The many false, unfounded and malicious rumors that are currently circulating about … me are false.”
Sure, Travolta is innocent.
Like Bill Clinton (denying his dalliance with a White House intern): “I did not have sex with that woman, Miss Lewinski.”
Like John Edwards (denying his affair with Rielle Hunter): “The story is false. It’s completely untrue, ridiculous.”
Like Mark Sanford (denying he went to Buenos Aires to hook up with his mistress): “I wanted to do something exotic. It’s a great city.”
Like Tiger Woods (denying his adulterous liaisons with too many trollops to count): “The many false, unfounded and malicious rumors that are currently circulating about … me are false.”