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Idaho Police discuss professor suing TikTok cyber sleuth for defamation
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TikTok personality Ashley Guillard, who claims to be able to solve crimes in her videos, has recently had a lawsuit filed against her by an academic who says Guillard has defamed her.
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The federal lawsuit from a University of Idaho history professor accuses the TikToker of defamation and says the videos with the allegations have been viewed millions of times.
A history professor at the University of Idaho is suing a cyber-sleuth for defamation after the would-be detective accused her of involvement in the campus slayings last month.
A University of Idaho professor is suing a TikTok user for defamation after the creator has wrongly accused her of being involved in the unsolved killings of four college students. The lawsuit says the creator has published dozens of videos tarnishing the professor’s reputation.
A University of Idaho professor sued a TikTok user famous for using tarot cards purportedly to "solve" murders after she accused the professor of ordering the killing of four University of Idaho students.
TikTok personality Ashley Guillard, who claims to be able to solve crimes in her videos, has recently had a lawsuit filed against her by an academic who says Guillard has defamed her.
University of Idaho professor Rebecca Scofield is attempting to clear her name after baseless claims were made by a TikTok user, Ashley Guillard, a self-proclaimed internet sleuth and Tarot card reader.
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