In a distasteful display of aggression, Katy Perry and Orlando Bloom have chosen to discredit an elderly Army veteran in their drive to acquire his home.
Per Radar Online, legal documents recently presented to the court paint a disturbing picture of Carl Westcott as a "a liar" and "self-conniving" man who took advantage of being on pain meds when signing an agreement to buy his $15 million home, only to reverse his decision later.
The acclaimed Hollywood couple has accused the 84-year-old veteran of acting out of pure selfishness.
The couple's lawyer, visibly angry in the court brief ahead of the trial later this month, criticized Carl for trying "distraction tactics" by misrepresenting the facts and appealing more emotionally rather than legally.
According to him, the case does not involve Carl being unaware of what he was doing due to his taking painkillers after his back surgery.
The documents contended that Carl's publicity team had distorted the facts, asserting that "none of these [facts] are remotely true."
At trial, it will be proven that Carl could sell his house in July 2020, evidenced by testimonies from various witnesses, including medical practitioners, two of his sons, his romantic partner, and a real estate broker.
Bernie Gudvi, acting as an operative for Katy Perry and Orlando Bloom, visited a recently operated upon veteran to persuade him to offload their large 8-bedroom, 11-bathroom domicile in Montecito, California.
When the effects of his painkillers had worn off, Carl saw that signing the contract had been a mistake.
He wished to back out, yet the Roar singer and her Lord of the Rings lapdog boyfriend's agent threatened to take him to court. In response, Carl - who has Huntington's Disease - took legal action against Bernie, who is working on behalf of those two clients.
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Documents filed on August 14 allege that Katy Perry and Orlando Bloom's battle has become more heated, with Carl's family accused of attempting to smear their adversaries by releasing photographs of an ailing, bedridden businessman.
In an attempt to discredit the indisputable facts, Eric V. Rowen, attorney for the A-list couple in this case, accused Carl of fabricating a false narrative in court documents.
Specifically, he claimed that an already hospitalized veteran had been forcefully evicted from his home without cause despite all evidence showing Westcott initially upheld the contract.
It is undeniable that Carl's current medical state in 2023 should be considered. Nevertheless, the question is whether or not he was deemed capable of selling his house more than three years prior.
Despite their nearly $400 million combined net worth, the tight-fisted couple has requested that Westcott take responsibility for the cost of legal fees and any economic losses suffered by Katy and Orlando. Moreover, they expect Westcott to compensate them for any loss in value due to this incident.
When news of Katy Perry's latest malicious endeavor to remove yet another elderly inhabitant from their home reached him, the nephew of Sister Catherine Rose Holzman.
The nephew grievously reflects on his auntie's demise in 2018, attributing it to the immense stress she experienced as she desperately sought to preserve the convent from being acquired by Katy for an astounding $14.5 million.
"What a shame," the nephew sighed. "Money and selfishness are the only things of importance to her. We can do nothing about that; she's set on her course."
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