Dak Prescott is suing a Fort Worth woman who accused him of sexual assault, claiming she fabricated the allegation to extort $100 million. He's pursuing the case to hold her accountable for lying, not for money. The speakers argue false accusations deserve serious punishment, including possible jail time.
Chapters
Dak Prescott. He filed a lawsuit on Monday claiming that a Fort Worth woman falsely accused him of SA in the hopes of extorting $100 million from him. Okay, now apparently the woman completely fabricated this assertion of an assault that took place between she and Mr. Prescott. He believes that all perpetrators of such crimes should be punished. Okay, so he's trying to sue her and he know he can't get $100,000 out of her, but he wants to make her pay for lying. And listen, at the end of the day, ma'am, If you lied, I do believe you should either go to jail or you should be sued for whatever the situation is. But I feel like there should be punishment for lying. But I feel like you should have to prove real tough that it was a complete lie.
Yeah, like, I think that should be a harsh punishment. Like, because you know who this man is. To try to manipulate him or try to manipulate the situation and say, I'm going to try to get him to do something. And if he do it, and I'm with it. But afterwards, I'm not. Let me just hold it so I can get a bag.
