05-07-2014, 09:57 AM
Criminal Investigation of V. Stiviano Now Launched
So, LAPD has now launched a criminal investigation into the release of the tape, reportedly after someone close to Sterling filed a complaint that he was the victim of extortion by V. Stiviano.
Stiviano maintains that she had Sterling's permission to tape their calls (required under California law) and that a friend released them without her permission (better pony up that pal, V.).
TMZ's posted her rap sheet and aliases, along with a video of Tommy Lasorda saying he's not surprised by what his friend Sterling said and he shouldn't have said it, but he hopes Stiviano gets hit by a car. TMZ also notes that since reporting last week that it was Sterling who called V. asking her "how can we make this go away?", they have learned that it was actually V. who actually called Sterling asking that question.
Does anyone even care anymore? Probably not so many -- it doesn't impact anything that's happened thus far. But, if she released those tapes and extorted him, I hope there's evidence and she's convicted. Not only because she deserves it if guilty, but to prevent other would-be extortionists from pulling the same shit. Weird, though, Sterling doesn't seem to behave as though he thinks she extorted him -- I'd still like to hear from him directly.
Ref:
http://www.tmz.com/
So, LAPD has now launched a criminal investigation into the release of the tape, reportedly after someone close to Sterling filed a complaint that he was the victim of extortion by V. Stiviano.
Stiviano maintains that she had Sterling's permission to tape their calls (required under California law) and that a friend released them without her permission (better pony up that pal, V.).
TMZ's posted her rap sheet and aliases, along with a video of Tommy Lasorda saying he's not surprised by what his friend Sterling said and he shouldn't have said it, but he hopes Stiviano gets hit by a car. TMZ also notes that since reporting last week that it was Sterling who called V. asking her "how can we make this go away?", they have learned that it was actually V. who actually called Sterling asking that question.
Does anyone even care anymore? Probably not so many -- it doesn't impact anything that's happened thus far. But, if she released those tapes and extorted him, I hope there's evidence and she's convicted. Not only because she deserves it if guilty, but to prevent other would-be extortionists from pulling the same shit. Weird, though, Sterling doesn't seem to behave as though he thinks she extorted him -- I'd still like to hear from him directly.
Ref:
http://www.tmz.com/