Lawyer Ty Clevenger said in a statement that Fox News CEO Suzanne Scott made the allegation against Ed Henry "despite overwhelming evidence—already in her possession—that the accusations against Ed were false. We believe she preemptively offered up Mr. Henry as a scapegoat."
July 01, 2021 at 02:31 PM
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Former Fox News personality Ed Henry, who was fired from the network over allegations of sexual misconduct, filed a libel suit against the network and CEO Suzanne Scott.
The suit, filed in a New Jersey federal court on Wednesday, says the network terminated Henry in July 2020 based on allegations that he sexually assaulted Jennifer Eckhart, who had been a producer at the network. Henry says he never assaulted Eckhart but they had a consensual relationship from 2014 to 2017.
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