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Boston, Suffolk County, Massachusetts
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British boxer Randy Turpin settled a $100,000 civil lawsuit filed by Adele Daniels, who alleged he slapped and raped her in her Manhattan apartment on September 24, 1953, for $3,500 out of court in New York.
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New York... British fighter Randy Turpin, who has had his shares of matrimonial woes, got hit badly for the sum of $3,500 on which he agreed to settle out of court the $100,000 damage suit glamor girl Adele Daniels had filed against him.
Turpin made the trip to this country purposely to answer Miss Daniels' much publicized suit and one which had all the makings of a very juicy trial. She charged that she was slapped around by him and then raped on September 24th, 1953 in her apartment on Manhattan's Riverside Drive.
Her attorney, J. Roland Sala, who handled the famous New York call girls' case in the Mickey Jelke trial, claimed that the settlement was very much against his wishes. He stated that he asked the jurors privately after the dismissal and they said they would have given Miss Daniels "at least $50,000."
The attractive brownskin Miss Daniels was pleased over the turn of affairs. It took only a 55 minute conference between the opposing attorneys and Judge Owen McGivern to settle the case.
Turpin's attorney, Sol Strauss stated: "We settled the case for $3,500 but the settlement constitutes no admission of any of the allegations in the complaint."
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September 24th, 1953
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British fighter Randy Turpin settled out of court a $100,000 damage suit filed by Adele Daniels, who charged that he slapped her around and raped her in her apartment on September 24th, 1953. The settlement was for $3,500, reached after a 55-minute conference, with no admission of allegations.