According to court documents from Brian Hickerson’s 2020 criminal case, he allegedly sent Hayden Panettiere threatening text messages that could reasonably be described as an attempt to blackmail or intimidate her.
The documents reportedly included messages such as:
“Time to go to war I guess.”
“After Wyoming and LA disappears, so do the videos.”
He allegedly said that material he had stored overseas would be released if he went to prison and that it could hurt Hayden’s name while helping his own case. �
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Importantly, this wasn't merely a rumor that surfaced recently. In August 2020, Us Weekly reported that legal documents alleged Hickerson threatened to release videos and other embarrassing information about Hayden if she didn't drop the domestic-violence charges. �
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Police reportedly viewed the communications as an effort to intimidate Panettiere into dropping the case. �
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So, if by “blackmail” you mean threatening to release embarrassing/private material unless she helped him avoid prosecution, then yes, that is essentially what the court allegations described. The careful wording is “allegedly,” because these were allegations documented in the case rather than a court finding that every individual text constituted blackmail.
2026-08-25 01:48:31
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xinia087 :
Omg But a bad decision, a party with drugs, ended the life of a woman who knew what she was doing, she wasn't a fool. She was just a human being like everyone else and made a big mistake: drugs and being with an individual who couldn't cut the bone . Everything about this dedication is contradictory. She wasn't a saint; she was a human being. For the first time, I feel no empathy; she was a woman, not a child, and she knew that company wasn't right for her. In the end, it’s a sad story—an ugly ending, a death.
2026-08-25 09:11:13
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