‘Not worried, God is good’: Terrell Owens speaks out after being served with defamation lawsuit from teens who were with Nolan Wells
The NFL Hall of Famer was celebrating his new documentary when he was served with a lawsuit over social media
Oakland, California - Terrell Owens, a former NFL Hall of Famer, was recently served with a defamation lawsuit by three teens who were with Nolan Wells during his disappearance in July. According to attorney Edward Paltzik, who represents the teens, Owens had been evading being served the lawsuit until he attended a homecoming event at the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga.
During the event, Paltzik served Owens the lawsuit, stating "No autograph required. Luck always runs out." In response to the lawsuit, Owens posted on his X account, "Not worried. God is good." He also previously offered $25,000 for information leading to the arrest and conviction of those responsible for Wells' disappearance, and has expressed his support for the lawsuit, stating that his comments about the case are protected freedom of speech.
The plaintiffs are seeking damages and have filed two counts of defamation per se and false light invasion of privacy.
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