Dolly Parton ’s longtime manager moved Thursday to drop a complaint that accused the late singer’s nephew who acted as her head of security with threatening her estate and its employees.
“I have never threatened physical harm to Mr. 25 death and continuing after, Seaver made threats and aimed them directly at She’s Alive’s “personnel, counsel, and business partners.
It says only that a proposed order was being drafted for the judge’s approval to dismiss the case without prejudice, meaning it can be refiled again. A court filing from a day earlier said the two sides had reached an agreement, but that gave no details either. The petition said that starting shortly before Parton’s Aug. In writing, he vowed to ‘destroy the entire brand.’” It says he “called himself ‘literally an international arms dealer and mercenary,’” and said everyone “needs to be worried about what I might do. Seaver said in court filings that he considered Nozell a close friend and ally before Nozell took out the restraining order. In an affidavit, Seaver said text messages Nozell cited as evidence of his threats were a “private conversation between two friends who were both frustrated, grieving and discussing strategy. Nozell, to any SAL employee, contractor, attorney, advisor, or business partner, or to anyone else associated with SAL,” Seaver said. “I have no intention of doing so.”
