“At that point Mr. Mollura discarded her purse and cell phone in an effort to prompt her to depart the vehicle so that she would not continue her violence towards him and would not block him from leaving,” he claimed, adding that he “attempted to remove her from his vehicle 2 different times. When unsuccessful, Mr. Mollura agreed to drive both parties back to Ms. Chrisley’s parent’s residence.”
However, Lindsie told a different story about how the alleged events unfolded, claiming he attacked her. RadarOnline.com broke the news that Lindsie’s restraining order against Thomas was eventually dismissed.
We reached out to Lindsie and Thomas’ lawyers for comment on Tuesday.
“I categorically deny the allegations made by Lindsie,” Thomas told us in a statement on Thursday. “I uphold the highest respect for all individuals and vehemently oppose such behavior. It is crucial that all accusations of this nature are approached with the utmost seriousness, regardless of the gender of the accused or the accuser. It is disheartening when false claims are purported, potentially to divert attention from one’s own questionable actions or to seek personal benefit. Such situations can detract from the real and pressing issues faced by genuine victims of abuse.”
“My attorney and I prepared a comprehensive 58-page response that was filed publicly, addressing all the points raised in Lindsie’s allegations, and which lead to the dismissal of her requests presented to the court,” he continued.
“As a father of daughters, a brother, an uncle, and friend, I am thankful for the unwavering support from my family, friends, and community throughout this time.”
