Wife of Accused Syracuse Coach Sues ESPN for Libel

Article by: Kevin Fayle

Last updated on March 21, 2019

Laurie Fine, the wife of the ex-Syracuse basketball coach, Bernie Fine, has filed a lawsuit against ESPN and two employees alleging that the network and its employees committed libel against her when they accused her of, among other things, knowingly permitting the sexual molestation of children in her home by her husband.
Wife of Accused Syracuse Coach Sues ESPN for Libel

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