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MARIETTA, Ga. (AP) — Former professional football and baseball player Bo Jackson is giving up a $21 million judgment against his niece and nephew, whom he said harassed and tried to extort him.

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The legendary two-sport athlete and Heisman Trophy winner, Bo Jackson, has opted to forgo a $21 million judgment against his niece and nephew, Thomas Lee Anderson and Erica M. Anderson.

Former professional football and baseball player Bo Jackson is giving up a $21 million ... public allegations that put him in a false light. He also alleged that public disclosure of private ...

At age 62, Bo ... by Jackson in 2023, the Andersons attempted to extort $20 million from him in exchange for not publicly disclosing information that would cast him “in a false light” and ...

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The two-sport legend sued his relatives after accusing them of trying to extort $20 million from him Legendary two-sport phenom Bo Jackson will not take advantage of the $21 million judgment he ...

Bo Jackson had alleged that the harassment from his niece and nephew began in 2022 and included threatening social media posts and messages and public allegations that put him in a false light.

Former professional football and baseball player Bo Jackson is giving up a $21 million judgment against his niece and nephew, whom he said harassed and tried to extort money from him.