Marcellus Wiley Wants Sexual Assault Lawsuits Kept Out of Legal War With Estranged Wife
Key Points:
- Marcellus Wiley is requesting a judge to prevent his estranged wife, Annemarie Wiley, from introducing his pending sexual assault lawsuits during their domestic violence restraining order hearing.
- The sexual assault cases in New York involve seven accusers and alleged incidents primarily from the 1990s and early 2000s, which have not been proven in court.
- Marcellus' lawyers argue that Annemarie is attempting to use the unrelated litigation to damage his character and complicate the restraining order proceedings.
- Marcellus denies all allegations, emphasizing he has never faced criminal charges or convictions related to these claims.
- Annemarie filed for divorce and a restraining order in July, accusing Marcellus of physical, sexual, and emotional abuse.