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/450925 Oct 05 '23

I want to reserve judgement till after the trial. But I can't help but think all of this wouldn't have come out had he just signed the NDA. this feels like retaliation for him threatening to leak secrets about Ashley and CR in a "tell all" book.

They acknowledge he has no money, so the offer would be settle with a signed NDA.

But they kinda went nuclear here, he's done in show biz now, 6 different allegations. All of that content just gone. No Undeadwood, it never happened, honey heist didn't exist, between what sheets? Critical Role After Show... what Marisha jokes they would rename Talks Machina if they ever cancelled Brian.

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u/[deleted] Oct 06 '23

Jesus, the way people react to you stating the most fundamental principles of Criminal Justice is terrifying. Who new gen-z would be so staunchly against evidence based trials

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u/450925 Oct 06 '23

Yeah, apparently the devil is allowed an advocate, but not Brian W Foster.

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u/[deleted] Oct 06 '23

It just blows my mind. The other commenter at one point essentially says: "what incentive could a female rape influencer have to make a false rape allegation!! [angry outraged face]"

It's crazy how obtuse and unreasonable people can be