Grace On Trial: Here’s The Lawsuit

Smoking Gun has the Duckett/Grace lawsuit. Read it.

The lawsuit alleges that Grace and/or her producers “knew that Melinda Duckett was in a severe state of mental anguish and distress,” but invited her on the show anyway, with the intention of subjecting her to “outrageous conduct such as severe interrogation, fist-pounding, and veiled accusations that she was responsible for her child T.D.’s disappearance and death.”

It also says the defendants “did inflict pain, suffering, embarassment, humiliation, intimidation on Melinda Duckett, when they knew she was in a severely emotionally distraught state, and thereby did with malicious and contumacious disregard cause… her severe emotional distress which was a cause or the proximate cause of her death by suicide.” Again: read it…

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