As we previously reported, Scott Foster the founder of Rockstar Cheer committed suicide August 22nd in Greenville County, after finding out he was under federal investigation. On September 1st, Columbia based- Strom Law Firm filed a federal law suit on behalf of multiple plaintiffs against the company and several of its former associates. More information has now been released on those allegations.
An expanded version of the complaint was filed last week that naming specific coaches and the allegations against them. Two of those coaches Traevon Black and Peter Holley are accused of pressuring a male student into sending them nude photos. The complaint also alleges that coaches convinced the teenager to hang out a place dubbed "the Rockstar House". Attorneys say, that house was a place paid for by Foster and his wife, where they allegedly consumed alcohol and drugs with underaged athletes. The suit claims that the teenager went to the house and a coach attempted to have oral sex with him and forced him to watch pornography.
The lawsuit also accuses another Rockstar Coach Josh Guyton of misconduct. One plaintiff in the suit claims, she was just 15 when Guyton began touching her inappropriately. She alleges that on at least one occasion, Guyton lured her to the bedroom of his home and touched her in a sexual manner.
Many other allegations are cited in the expanded complaint. Many of the Rockstar locations around the country are changing their name to avoid being associated with the scandal.