Sia Sues Alleged Identity Thief For Attempting To Gain Access To Unreleased Music

Photo Credit: Sharon Alagna

According to thefader.com, artist Sia has allegedly filed an alleged lawsuit against an alleged identity thief who allegedly claims is alleged  pretending to be the artist in order to allegedly gain access to Sia’s alleged unreleased material.

The alleged unidentified defendant is allegedly believed to be living in California and has allegedly been contacting people in the music industry by allegedly pretending to be Sia.

According to the alleged lawsuit, the alleged unidentified defendant has allegedly been asking people to allegedly send them music that is allegedly yet to be released by the  singer.

Also the alleged lawsuit allegedly explains that the alleged “defendant has emailed a number of persons in the music industry with whom the plaintiff is acquainted, including California residents, identifying him or herself as plaintiff, using an email address containing plaintiff’s name and fraudulently asking the acquaintances to send the person recordings of plaintiff performing that are not publicly available.”

Sia is allegedly seeking alleged damages plus alleged legal fees for  alleged the email scam, alleged identity alleged theft and alleged invasion of privacy. It is allegedly hoped that a judge will allegedly grant the artist alleged  access to allegedly identify the alleged  defendant through his or her alleged email provider.

In back 2017 Sia allegedly got ahead of a different scammer when she allegedly leaked an alleged naked paparazzi picture of herself after allegedly learning that someone was allegedly trying to sell the alleged image to her fans.

 

Photo Credit: Sharon Alagna

 

Cait Stoddard: Hello! My name is Caitlin and my job is writing music news stories and reviewing metal music albums. I enjoy collecting vinyl, playing video games, watching movies and going to concerts.
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