Singer Stacie Orrico sues ex-manager for childhood sexual abuse


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Former Christian singer Stacie Orrico (pic) claims “the music industry failed to protect” when she was sexually abused by her manager while she was just a teen, misconduct of which her music label was allegedly aware.

The (There’s Gotta Be) More To Life singer, 39, is seeking unspecified damages as well as a trial by jury after filing a lawsuit this week against multiple parties including former manager Britt Ham, Universal Music Group, and ForeFront Records for multiple offenses including childhood sexual abuse, sexual battery, negligence and gender violence, according to the filing on the website for her attorneys at Stritmatter Law.

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