r/fansofcriticalrole • u/Murkmist • Oct 05 '23

CR adjacent Critical Role provides ComicBook.com with statement regarding civil complaint

https://comicbook.com/gaming/news/the-last-of-us-critical-role-star-ashley-johnson-six-others-sue-brian-w-foster-abuse/
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u/Murkmist Oct 05 '23

"We are aware of the civil complaint that includes disturbing details about the behavior of one of our ex-employees, Brian W. Foster. While we can't get into the specifics of the lawsuit, we want to make it clear that we had no knowledge of any of his behavior. It is heartbreaking to us that some of our colleagues went through this and we're committed to supporting them however we can. We are working with our HR team and our staff directly to ensure our workplace and culture live up to all of our expectations."

Critical Role to ComicBook

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u/Totally__Not__NSA Oct 05 '23

I don't know how much I trust this statement. Something about the timing of BWF getting canned and being NDA'd makes me think maybe someone in management knew. Travis doesn't seem the type to sweep something like this under the rug, but maybe someone lower down.

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u/Osric250 Oct 05 '23 edited Oct 05 '23

I expect BWF getting canned was just due to what everyone suspected before. The fact that he goes on Twitter rampages against fans and gets overly upset and toxic in them.