Keith Davidson is lying. After I confronted her w/ her own text msgs, Daniels admitted to me in early 2019 that she & Davidson had extorted Trump in Oct. 2016 – it was a shakedown. This was one of the many reasons I fired her as a client in Feb. 2019
— Michael Avenatti (@MichaelAvenatti) May 2, 2024
In a startling twist that has sent shockwaves through the political and legal spheres, attorney Keith Davidson stands accused of lying about Stormy Daniels’ involvement in an extortion attempt against former President Donald Trump.
The bombshell revelation came to light after Daniels reportedly confessed to her participation in the extortion scheme during a confrontation with her attorney. According to the accuser, Daniels and Davidson orchestrated the shakedown against Trump in October 2016—a revelation that ultimately led to Daniels’ termination as a client in February 2019.
The gravity of these allegations cannot be overstated. The specter of extortion, involving a high-profile public figure like Trump, raises troubling questions about the integrity and ethics of those involved. If proven true, the ramifications could be far-reaching, implicating not only Daniels and Davidson but also casting doubt on the broader legal landscape.
Michael Avenatti says he’s talking to Trump’s legal team — and would testify for the ex-prez t.co/q1sNsPc90W pic.twitter.com/6f8omjyTHQ
— New York Post (@nypost) April 20, 2024
h/t dr0id