- Roxanne Gorzela filed a creditor’s claim against Mark Salling’s estate, court documents detail
- Salling committed suicide on January 30 and apparently hadn’t paid Gorzela the $2.7million she was owed in a settlement
- Gorzela sued Salling for sexual battery, assault, interntional infliction of emptional distress negligence in January 2013
- Now, Gorzela is wanting to be named a creditor of the estate
One of the late Mark Salling’s ex-girlfriends has filed a claim with his estate so that she can get her hands on the $2.7million settlement he owes her.
Roxanne Gorzela filed a creditor’s claim against the estate, court documents detail.
She had previously sued the Glee star for sexual battery claiming that the late actor forced her to have unprotected sex back in March 2011.
Roxanne Gorzela filed a creditor’s claim against Mark Salling’s estate, court documents detail
Gorzela sued Salling for sexual battery, assault, interntional infliction of emptional distress negligence in January 2013.
The two reached a settlement for $2.7million but Salling died from suicide on January 30, not paying the settlement in full. He was 35-years-old.
Now, Gorzela is wanting to be named a creditor of the estate because of the settlement she reached with Salling, People reports.
Salling committed suicide on January 30 and apparently hadn’t paid Gorzela the $2.7million she was owed in a settlement
Sallings lawyers could not be reached for a comment.
Back in 2016, Mark Salling blamed Roxanne Gorzela for the unprotected sex, saying it was she who was ‘negligent’ for not forcing him to wear a condom during the 2011 incident.
And Salling’s lawyer claimed that Gorzela ‘did not exercise ordinary care, caution or prudence.’
But days after the sexual encounter, Gorzela decided to confronted him about not using protection. She claimed that she found another woman in his bed and in the row that followed he pushed her to the floor, causing her to hit her head.