Smoke Robinson denies “ugly” charges of sexual assault

Motown Smokey Robinson legend denied sexual assault allegations made by several former employees.

In the trial filed on TuesdayFour housewives have accused a sexual battery performer, including rape, as well as false imprisonment and a number of work violations.

In a statement by the BBC, lawyer Robinson Christopher Frost called the allegations “vile” and “false”.

“As the case is promoted (the most important element that directs us) will show that this is just an ugly method of trying to extract money from an 85-year-old American icon.

Robinson was the first Motowun hitheater, writing the number one hits like Mary Wells “My Guy and Temptation” my girl.

He was at the same time a scouts of talents for the recording label and one of the most famous recorders, known for songs such as tracks of my tears, shopping around and tears.

He has spots both in the Hall of Fame -Rock -n -rock and in the halls of glory, and claims he has loans for more than 4000 songs.

His second wife, Francis, was also named in the trial on Tuesday, which claimed that she contributed to the hostile working environment and could not stop the alleged violation of Robinson’s sexual rules.

Women sue the pseudonyms Jane Dow 1, 2, 3 and 4, because of the charges of violating sexual rules, including rape, aligned against music.

In the 27-page lawsuan, they tell in detail about several incidents concerning 2006, and claim that they are being pressured.

All four women who have a Spanish origin stated that they had not yet acted because they were afraid to lose its livelihood, family repression or embarrassment. Some were concerned that the allegations could affect their immigration status.

They are looking for a minimum of $ 50 million and a jury trial.

No police reports and criminal reports were presented against music.

On Tuesday, women’s lawyers held a press conference, accusing Robinson of being “serial and sick rapist”, which “should be stopped”.

This attracted the anger of Robinson’s legal team, who called it a “bizarre” attempt “to enlist the public as an involuntary participant of the media circus they are trying to create.”

“In the coming days, we will say more when we make our legal answer, and over time, Mr. Robinson will respond in his own words,” Mr. Frost said.

“We ask anyone who follows this case, to leave the decision because the evidence is revealed, and all the actual facts of the case unfold.

“We will ask the court to dismiss the lawsuit. We also ask the court to appeal to the fact that in our statements before the press about Mr. Robinson’s lawyers have gone beyond the freedoms, which in this context are usually allowed by lawyers.”