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Another day, another lawsuit for Dov Charney.
Three former American Apparel employees, who are suing the CEO for sexual harassment, filed another lawsuit alleging defamation against Charney and company photographer Kyung Chung.
The lawsuit filed on Tuesday said Irene Morales, Alyssa Ferguson and Tesa Lubans-Dehaven suffered "emotional distress, invasion of privacy and impersonation online" after three fake blogs were created in their names.
The NSFW sites (which are still live) feature nude photos of the accusers, emails and text messages allegedly sent to Dov as well as admissions of extortion.
We viewed the sites a while ago and couldn't help but notice some of the emails look really shady and/or fake.
All three are seeking damages.
[Image via Getty Images.]
Tags: alyssa ferguson, defamation, extortion, irene morales, kyung chung, lawsuit, sexual harassment, Tesa Lubans-Dehaven

American Apparel quickly released a statement after news broke take founder Dov Charney is being sued for allegedly making an employee his sex slave.
The sexually explicit company wrote:
We have been informed today that [redacted], a former employee of American Apparel who left the company without complaint and resigned with a letter of gratitude regarding her positive experience at the company, has filed a sexual harassment lawsuit in New York against the company.
Upon her resignation, [the employee] acknowledged in writing that she had no pending claims against the company and signed a severance agreement which included a full release of claims and an agreement to submit any future claims to confidential binding arbitration. All American Apparel's employees are subject to the same confidential arbitration agreement signed by [the employee] in order to protect the privacy interests of employees and former employees, and to prevent predatory plaintiffs and their attorneys from attempting to use the media to extort the company. Such an arbitration process was initiated by the company against [the employee] several weeks ago.
The company intends to file a formal complaint with the NY state bar seeking disciplinary action against [the employee's] lawyers who we believe are engaged in an illegal conspiracy to extort money from American Apparel. We are very confident that [her] claims will be promptly referred by the court to confidential binding arbitration where her claims and the company's counter-claims will be resolved, we believe fully in favor of the company.
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[Image courtesy of American Apparel.]
Tags: conspiracy, extortion, lawsuit, response, sex slave, statement

Edis Kayalar, the man who threatened to release a controversial photo of Cindy Crawford's daughter, has been found guilty of attempting to blackmail.
Last year, Edis demanded $100,000 from the supermodel and her husband Rande Gerber to keep the photo out of the hands of the press. The couple originally handed over $1,000 then quickly informed the FBI about being extorted.
Now Edis can look forward to spending the next to years behind bars.
Have fun!
[Image via AP Images.]
Tags: blackmail, edis kayalar, extortion, rande gerber