Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott sues woman over alleged $100 million extortion plan
Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott has filed a lawsuit against a woman he claims tried to extort him out of $100 million by alleging he sexually assaulted her after his rookie season.
Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott has filed a lawsuit against a woman he claims tried to extort him out of $100 million by alleging he sexually assaulted her after his rookie season.
The suit, filed Monday in Collin County, Texas, names the woman who made the claims as a defendant as well as her attorneys Bethel Zehaie and Yoel Zehaie.
“This case arises out of a blatant attempt by [the woman] and her legal team to extort plaintiff Dak Prescott by weaponizing patently false, yet heinous sexual assault allegations with no basis in reality,” the lawsuit said.
Attempts by NBC News to reach the woman along with her lawyers were unsuccessful Wednesday. NBC News doesn’t typically name alleged sexual assault victims.
“Dak and his lawyers are trying to be bullies and play hardball and victim blame,” Bethel Zehaie said in a statement to The Washington Post. “We are not afraid of the truth.”
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