The Biggest Extortion Case in History: 'Social Game' Complainant Returns to Court
Taisia Zamolotsky, one of the complainants in the 'Social Game' affair, and her partner Shlomo Cohen filed a lawsuit for 170,000 shekels against a southern resident for a harmful video he posted on TikTok and Instagram. The video garnered about 188,000 views, thousands of likes and shares, and hundreds of comments. The plaintiffs claim defamation, harm to dignity and reputation, and a cause of action under the law against sexual harassment. They demand compensation, removal of the video, and prevention of its distribution.
Taisia Zamolotsky, one of the complainants in the 'Social Game' affair, and her partner Shlomo Cohen filed a civil lawsuit for 170,000 shekels against a southern resident. The lawsuit was filed over a harmful video the defendant posted on TikTok and Instagram, which, according to the statement of claim, garnered about 188,000 views, thousands of likes and shares, hundreds of comments, and was even pinned to the top of the defendant's TikTok profile. The couple claims the defendant portrayed them as extortionists, liars, and money-chasers, and attributed to them conspiracy and filing false complaints with the aim of ruining a person's life for financial gain. According to Zamolotsky, the defendant opened the video with the statement that 'this is the biggest extortion case in history,' and included further sexual, degrading, and humiliating remarks regarding her gender, origin, and religion, comparing her to women in prostitution and using offensive expressions. It was also claimed that he called her 'fanatical, miserable, poor thing, crybaby, liar' and called on authorities to arrest her. The plaintiffs claim defamation attributing criminal and immoral acts to them, and Zamolotsky adds that the sexual and humiliating remarks establish a cause of action under the law against sexual harassment. They demand monetary compensation, an order to remove the video from any account under the defendant's control, prevention of its redistribution, and retraction of the statements. No statement of defense has been filed yet.
The Biggest Extortion Case in History: 'Social Game' Complainant Returns to Court