A professor on the University of Idaho is preventing again after a TikTookay sleuth accused her of horrifically murdering Xana Kernolde, Ethan Chapin, Madison Mogen, and Kaylee Goncalves!
As you understand, the 4 college students have been stabbed to dying of their off-campus dwelling in Moscow, Idaho, on November 13. More than a month since their deaths, the Moscow Police Department has not arrested anybody and even named a suspect in connection to the quadruple murder. Naturally, with the murders remaining unsolved, folks have been making an attempt to piece collectively on social media who’s doubtlessly answerable for this crime. But one particular person’s sleuthing took issues method too far — as they’re now being sued for defamation by a University of Idaho professor!
According to NBC News, Rebecca Scofield – an affiliate professor and the chair of the historical past division on the college – filed a lawsuit in Idaho District Court on Wednesday, accusing TikTookay person Ashley Guillard of falsely claiming she deliberate the murders with one other pupil. Per the lawsuit, movies from the social media persona, who solves homicide instances through the use of tarot playing cards and “performing other readings,” started popping up on the platform on November 24 and have been seen thousands and thousands of occasions.
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In the movies, Ashley claimed Rebecca orchestrated the murders as a result of she was concerned with one of many victims – allegedly Kaylee. Providing no proof to again her claims, the TikToker alleged the coed was making an attempt to interrupt up with Rebecca to be able to “keep from making the relationship public,” KTVB7 reported. Ashley claimed at one level:
“I don’t care what y’all say, Rebeca Scofield killed [the victims] and she was the one to initiate the plan…”
She didn’t cease there. Ashley went on to say in one other video:
“Rebecca Scofield is going to prison for the murder of the 4 University of Idaho students whether you like it or not.”
However, the professor fired again. Rebecca mentioned within the swimsuit that she didn’t even have any of the 4 victims in her class, and he or she by no means met them. In truth, she claimed she was not even in Moscow on the day of the slayings as she was in Oregon together with her husband to see some mates. The swimsuit states:
“Professor Scofield has never met Guillard. She does not know her. She does not know why Guillard picked her to repeatedly falsely accuse of ordering the tragic murders and being involved with one of the victims. Professor Scofield does know that she has been harmed by the false TikToks and false statements.”
According to NBC News, Rebecca even requested Ashley to take down the movies, sending a stop and desist letter on November 29. However, she by no means did and continued to put up movies. When Rebecca’s lawyer despatched one other stop and desist on December 8, Ashley confirmed the doc on TikTookay, saying Rebecca must “file actual legal documents in a federal court” to ask her to take away it. For per week and a half afterward, Ashley posted 20 extra movies falsely accusing her of the crime. Now, the instructor says the accusations have created a ton of emotional misery and injury to her popularity. More than that, she is afraid for her household’s security:
“She fears that Guillard’s false statements may motivate someone to cause harm to her or her family members.”
In response to the lawsuit, Ashley shared a video on Thursday titled “Rebeca Scofield will regret this lawsuit.” She mentioned within the clip:
“You just don’t get it, I’ve been against people big and small, corporations and giants, systemic policies and racism and won. They all regret coming against me. All of them. Now Rebeca will be added to that list of regretful people.”
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What the f**okay… Clearly, she just isn’t too involved about this authorized battle.
The swimsuit is looking for a jury trial to determine compensation. This is simply wild, Perezcious readers! Reactions to the lawsuit? Let us know within the feedback beneath.
[Image via Kaylee Goncalves/Instagram, Ashley Guillard/TikTok]