Lynsie Murley: Pay-Out For Frisking That Exposed Breasts

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Lynsie Murley has received "some justice" for allegedly having her breasts exposed during a frisking at a Texas airport, according to her lawyer.

Murley, 24, sued the Transportation Security Administration for negligence and intentional infliction of emotional distress, due to the May 2008 incident.

It has today been revealed she'll receive a "nominal" payment from the government, as part of a legal settlement, The Smoking Gun reports.

Her complaint noted Murley was “singled out for extended search procedures,” at the Corpus Christi airport, Texas.

It's alleged a TSA agent frisked her and “pulled Plaintiff’s blouse completely down, exposing Plaintiff’s breasts to everyone in the area.”

Her complaint went on to add that, “as would be expected,” Murley was “extremely embarrassed and humiliated.”

Murley's lawyer, Jerry McLaughlin, didn't disclose the amount his client is receiving.

He says "it wasn’t a whole lot of money,” and that his client, “was never interested in the money.” He says Murley would not have filed a lawsuit if TSA officials had simply sent her a letter of apology.


Lynsie Murley: Pay-Out For Frisking That Exposed Breasts

By Banzay on 19:36

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Filed Under: ,

Lynsie Murley has received "some justice" for allegedly having her breasts exposed during a frisking at a Texas airport, according to her lawyer.

Murley, 24, sued the Transportation Security Administration for negligence and intentional infliction of emotional distress, due to the May 2008 incident.

It has today been revealed she'll receive a "nominal" payment from the government, as part of a legal settlement, The Smoking Gun reports.

Her complaint noted Murley was “singled out for extended search procedures,” at the Corpus Christi airport, Texas.

It's alleged a TSA agent frisked her and “pulled Plaintiff’s blouse completely down, exposing Plaintiff’s breasts to everyone in the area.”

Her complaint went on to add that, “as would be expected,” Murley was “extremely embarrassed and humiliated.”

Murley's lawyer, Jerry McLaughlin, didn't disclose the amount his client is receiving.

He says "it wasn’t a whole lot of money,” and that his client, “was never interested in the money.” He says Murley would not have filed a lawsuit if TSA officials had simply sent her a letter of apology.


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