The last time there was an Oscar de la Hoya lawsuit involving fish net stockings and cross-dressing, the former champ reportedly had to pay the woman $20 million to go away.
It's still too early to tell how de la Hoya will handle his most recent scandalous lawsuit -- this one for a wild night out at The Ritz-Carlton on Central Park South -- reports the New York Post.
New York model Angelica Marie Cecora says that she was contacted by the former champ through her modeling website to help him unwind following a goodwill trip to Iraq last March, reports the Post.
The two allegedly had a normal dinner before things got freaky. The 25-year-old Cecora claims that the fighter started to booze and drug heavily after he took her up to his hotel room. Cecora suggests that she was raped or at the least had intercourse when "he wasn't taking 'no' for an answer," reports the Post.
After (or during) the sex, de la Hoya allegedly starting to put on Cecora's skirt and underwear and pranced around. Cecora also says that De La Hoya wanted to engage in "an extreme sex act" which she only describes as "positions that still keep flashing into my head."
In her lawsuit, Cecora claims that she was falsely imprisoned and subject to assault and battery. She never reported the incident to cops; however, that is not necessary for a civil suit.
Generally, if someone doesn't want to press charges, or if there is not enough evidence for a criminal charge, a plaintiff can still bring a civil lawsuit. A civil suit can be easier to prove than a criminal charge, as you only have to show that the defendant's bad acts more likely than not happened.
Still, what Cecora must prove in the Oscar de la Hoya lawsuit likely will not matter as it may never come before a judge. The former champ paid $20 million to make one lawsuit go away. He may also want to pay to make Angelica Marie Cecora go away as well.
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