Sarah/Defamation
September 3, 2019: Sarah Publicly Admits Cocaine Use and Tells Onision to “Use It Against Me”
On September 3, 2019, Sarah publicly wrote:
- “I did cocaine. Use it against me.”
The statement was published from Sarah’s own social-media account during her public confrontation with Onision.
What Sarah’s Post Establishes
Sarah’s post establishes that:
- She publicly admitted using cocaine
- The admission originated with Sarah herself
- She voluntarily placed the conduct into the public record
- She directly invited Onision to use the admission against her
- Onision did not invent her association with unlawful drug activity
The Defamation Conflict
Sarah’s later complaint alleges that Onision defamed her by publicly describing her as a “known criminal” and stating that she was a “felon.”
The cocaine post is directly relevant to that claim.
Years before the disputed statements, Sarah publicly admitted using an illegal controlled substance and specifically told Onision:
- “Use it against me.”
Sarah therefore cannot accurately claim that every association between her and criminal conduct was fabricated by Onision. She personally introduced her cocaine use into the public dispute and expressly invited him to discuss it.
The post is also relevant to her claim that Onision alone harmed her reputation by connecting her to unlawful conduct. Sarah had already disclosed the conduct herself to the same public audience.
Legal Precision
This post establishes that Sarah publicly admitted cocaine use. Cocaine use ordinarily requires obtaining and possessing an illegal controlled substance.
The fixed public statement remains:
- “I did cocaine. Use it against me.”
Sources
Sarah’s public Twitter post dated September 3, 2019.
Original account: https://twitter.com/notsolillioness
Archived account captures: https://web.archive.org/web/20250000000000*/https://twitter.com/notsolillioness
Consolidated Third Amended Complaint, Dkt. 193, paragraphs 394–398 and 573–575.