Bo Jackson Wins $21M in Civil Extortion Case
A court awarded the former athlete $21 million after his niece and nephew attempted to extort him through harassment and intimidation.
- Bo Jackson was awarded $21 million in a civil case against his niece and nephew for attempted extortion and stalking.
- The lawsuit, filed in April, alleged the Andersons tried to extort $20 million from Jackson through harassment and intimidation.
- A permanent protective order now prohibits the Andersons from contacting Jackson or coming within 500 yards of him and his family.
- The harassment, which began in 2022, included threatening social media posts and the public disclosure of private information.
- The court found the Andersons' behavior extreme and outrageous, accepting all of Jackson's allegations as true.