VAST VIEW Dolly Parton Estate Demands Police Bodycam Footage After Nephew's Alleged Clash With Cops On Day She Died
Dolly Parton's estate company has subpoenaed all police bodycam video from the medical center where she died, after claims her nephew got into an altercation with officers that same day.
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The company that oversees Dolly Parton's estate, She's Alive, LLC, has filed a subpoena demanding every officer's body-worn camera footage from the medical center where the country music legend died, according to Page Six.
The subpoena request comes amid claims that Parton's nephew was involved in an altercation with police at the facility on the very day she passed away. Page Six reports the estate is seeking the footage from all officers who were present at the scene.
Details about what triggered the alleged confrontation, and what the estate hopes to uncover from the footage, have not been made public. Vast View News will update this story as more information becomes available.
Sources: Page Six
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