Freed murder accused Ashanti Shultz filed a suit against the government in the High Court yesterday for $200 million dollars in damages saying that she was maliciously prosecuted.
Shultz also known as `Blondie’ approached the court through a battery of lawyers led by attorney-at-law Nigel Hughes. She is also seeking damages for false imprisonment from the period September 16, 2007 to July 2, 2009.
Justice William Ramlal directed the jury in Shultz’s trial to return a unanimous verdict of not guilty following no-case submissions by Hughes on Thursday. The judge, in his ruling, had pointed out that no evidence was presented in court to show that Shultz was guilty.
Nero, a 58-year-old hospital porter was fatally wounded in an incident where it was reported that Schultz and other women were involved in an argument.





i agreee with lambada
she has a right to teach those a lesson its not about the money but how the tarnish people reputation
why is she ungrateful rastaman the police dont have evidence what would the give what the dont have
Let us say just for a minute say an inocent woman was inprisoned wrongfully for lets say one year and that woman was your mom or your niece or you how would you have felt