Dolly Parton's Nephew Denies Threats
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- Doha MadaniNBC News
- Nate GrantNew York Post
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Seaver claims Nozell even encouraged him to promote his background as an arms dealer and mercenary.
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- 13 Oct
Seaver said in his affidavit that the messages were “sent in the course of private conversations between two friends” and that they were never sent to employees of She’s Alive, referred to as “SAL” in the filing.
- 14 Oct
Seaver claims Nozell even encouraged him to promote his background as an arms dealer and mercenary.
Coverage 4 articles
14 Oct Dolly Parton’s nephew denies making threats to harm her estate
Global News
14 Oct Dolly Parton's nephew pushes back on restraining order
CBS News
14 Oct Dolly Parton’s nephew claims threatening texts were taken out of context amid legal battle
New York Post
13 Oct Dolly Parton’s nephew responds to restraining order, denies threatening violence
NBC News
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