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Carrot Top’s Lawyer Claims He Was Being Extorted Over Sex Before Suicide Attempt

September 20, 2026:

Carrot Top’s Lawyer Claims He Was Being Extorted Over Sex Before Suicide Attempt

Carrot Top’s Lawyer
Claims Sex Extortion Before Suicide Attempt

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Carrot Top‘s legal team is speaking out about what they’re calling an attempt to extort the comedian … just weeks before his suicide attempt.

In a filing obtained by TMZ … the 61-year-old’s lawyer says that Brian Evans threatened to enter a sexually explicit recording on a USB drive depicting the comedian into a court’s legal docket … unless he was paid $500,000 as a settlement.

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In exhibits contained with the Sept. 3 filing, Evans wrote in an email to the comedian’s lawyer … “Given the existing posture of the case and the coverage already in print, I expect the press will report the motion and will use its own imagination about what the USB is… That is a foreseeable fact about third-party reporting of a public docket. It is not a threat.”

Evans added … “Path A remains available on the terms previously stated: Five Hundred Thousand Dollars ($500,000.00) in immediately available funds, in exchange for resolution of all claims against Scott Thompson… Otherwise I will proceed with the motion for leave as the next filing.”

In other emails, Evans sent online coverage of his case against the comedian to his legal team.

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In response, Carrot Top’s legal team wrote … “This is not settlement communication. On its face it is a malicious threat to expose Thompson to disgrace, and to expose a secret affecting him, with intent thereby to extort money under the guise of litigation conduct.”

We reported earlier … Carrot Top remains hospitalized after a suicide attempt on Friday.

We’ve reached out to Evans for comment … so far, no word back.

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