Alleged North Carolina Mass Shooter's Lawsuit Against Kellie Pickler Dismissed
A federal court has dismissed a lawsuit filed by Nigel Max Edge, also known as Sean William Debevoise, against country music singer Kellie Pickler.
Edge, a Marine Corps veteran, claimed that Pickler tried to poison him at the CMT Awards in 2012, where he was her date. At the time, Edge told the media he was "ecstatic" to be escorting Pickler, describing her as "the most sincere person I know" and "an angel".
"I am ecstatic about being here at the CMT Music Awards with Kellie, even more to consider her a friend. She is the most sincere person I know. She is an angel."
The lawsuit was filed nearly 13 years after the alleged incident, and has been deemed "non-sensical" by the court.
Author's summary: Court dismisses lawsuit against Kellie Pickler.
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