Slipknot Corey Taylor and Shawn Crahan want Chris Fehn's lawsuit to be dismissed

According to The Blast, NOOSE members Corey Taylor and Michael Shawn Crahan (alias. clown) ask a judge to throw Christ Fehnthe pursuit.

In the documents that were filed Wednesday, September 11 before the Supreme Court of the State of New York, Taylor and Crahan claim FehnThe lawsuit was filed in the wrong court. They claim to have no connection with New York, where Fehn classified the case. They claim that none of their contracts have been executed in that state and none of their albums have been recorded in New York.

Taylor and Crahan declared in affidavits in support of the motion to dismiss for lack of personal jurisdiction: "Except some rare appearances with the group that included performances in New York during national and multi-city national tours in 1999-2001 , 2004, 2008 and 2019, [we] have never worked in New York and do not work in New York. "

Fehn for follow-up NOOSE in March, claiming that he had not been properly compensated for his years of touring and recording with the group. Fehn, a member since 1998, was officially excluded from the group earlier this year.

Fehn for follow-up NOOSEThe leaders, Taylor and Crahan; NOOSEthe head of the company Robert Shore; and six companies accusing Bankthe New York City company, Rob Shore & Associates, Inc., manage the group to enrich Crahan and Taylor "out of proportion to the efforts and undivided interests of the other general partners".

Fehn In his lawsuit, he claimed to have learned that all of the group's income was channeled through a company that divided the profits among the members of the group. But he claimed to have recently discovered the existence of several other NOOSErelated business entities through which other members collect more money.

Fehn specifically charged Crahan and Taylor doubtful commercial relations and demanded full legal accounting made on NOOSEcompanies and assets of, so that he can collect the damages and profits that, in his opinion, are due to him.

Shortly after the trial was filed, NOOSE rejected Fehn in a statement posted on the group's website, saying: "Chris know why he is no longer part of NOOSE. We are disappointed that he chose to point fingers and make claims, rather than doing what was necessary to continue to be part of NOOSE. "

Taylor also addressed the charges via Twitter, saying, "Try to be wrongly accused of stealing money from someone who is important to you and to make many of your fans believe it."

Fehn, known to wear a Pinocchiostyle mask, participated in all the albums of the group through 2014 ".5: The gray chapter".

Chris has been replaced in NOOSEThe tour tour of a percussionist dubbed "Tortilla Man. "

Tortilla Man joined NOOSE four months ago, when it was first introduced in the video of the comeback single "Invisible". Since then, many speculations have been made about his name, with some NOOSE Fans are increasingly obsessed with determining the true identity of the group's newest rookie.

"We are not your kind" was released on August 9 via Roadrunner Records.

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