Erika Jayne Denies Conspiring With Secret Service Against Fashion Designer in $18M Lawsuit
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Erika Jayne is defending herself against an $18 million lawsuit filed by fashion designer Marco Marco, who claims she conspired with the Secret Service to take him down over credit card purchases. Jayne denies the allegations and is fighting the legal action.
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Erika Jayne is defending herself against an $18 million lawsuit filed by fashion designer Marco Marco
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