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emichele20 · 10-15-2007, 05:33 PM

I know these two girlz feel like dummies.. just trying to get rich...very sad... I hope in light of all this he will get some what of a break on the tax evasion charges in the future.

Girls Gone Contrite -- Fla. Floozies Apologize to Joe
Posted Oct 15th 2007 8:00AM by TMZ Staff
Filed under: Celebrity Justice

The two girls who sued "Girls Gone Wild" sexecutive Joe Francis for using their footage without their consent, but then had their stories refuted by video evidence, have dropped their suit against Francis and his company.

TMZ has learned that Brooke Patsolic and Christina Brose have issued a statement saying that they've "agreed to dismiss our lawsuit" and say that "Girls Gone Wild and Joe Francis have suffered as a result of this law suit [sic] and our actions." The women also make it clear that Francis and Mantra Films haven't paid them a penny.

As TMZ reported last month, the women had their claims publicly slammed when video showing them consenting to being filmed was released on the Internet. "I am prepared to fight back, and I will defend myself against all baseless accusations," says Francis in a statement to TMZ.

10-15-2007, 05:33 PM
emichele20 Confirmed User Join Date: Apr 2007 Location: PA Posts: 574	Chicks apologize to Joe Francis... I know these two girlz feel like dummies.. just trying to get rich...very sad... I hope in light of all this he will get some what of a break on the tax evasion charges in the future. Girls Gone Contrite -- Fla. Floozies Apologize to Joe Posted Oct 15th 2007 8:00AM by TMZ Staff Filed under: Celebrity Justice The two girls who sued "Girls Gone Wild" sexecutive Joe Francis for using their footage without their consent, but then had their stories refuted by video evidence, have dropped their suit against Francis and his company. TMZ has learned that Brooke Patsolic and Christina Brose have issued a statement saying that they've "agreed to dismiss our lawsuit" and say that "Girls Gone Wild and Joe Francis have suffered as a result of this law suit [sic] and our actions." The women also make it clear that Francis and Mantra Films haven't paid them a penny. As TMZ reported last month, the women had their claims publicly slammed when video showing them consenting to being filmed was released on the Internet. "I am prepared to fight back, and I will defend myself against all baseless accusations," says Francis in a statement to TMZ. __________________ Need Password Protection for Your Site?? Need Website Hosting??