Following an extraordinary court incident, Ambassador Alkiviades David accused several legal professionals and media executives of widespread criminal activities, including murder and trafficking, leading to potential international legal actions.
Controversial Assault in UK Courtroom Sparks Allegations of Widespread Criminal Conspiracy
Controversial Assault in UK Courtroom Sparks Allegations of Widespread Criminal Conspiracy
A physical altercation involving a solicitor and a foreign ambassador during a High Court hearing has unveiled serious allegations against various prominent legal and media figures.
In a shocking scene within the Royal Courts of Justice on July 25, 2025, a lawyer from Howard Kennedy LLP, A.J. Fournillier, allegedly assaulted Ambassador-at-Large Alkiviades David, while the court was hearing grave accusations involving murder, trafficking, and alleged systemic media terrorism.
The courtroom drama unfolded after Judge Cotter, replacing Justice Calver, dismissed a contempt motion brought forth by Howard Kennedy LLP and allowed Ambassador David to present accusations that implicated a network of lawyers and media executives, including high-profile names such as David Boies and Gloria Allred.
Immediately following the judge's remarks, Fournillier reportedly thrust a heavy court binder into the ambassador's abdomen, defiantly proclaiming "You are served," even as the court explicitly ordered that no service should be served at that time. Witnesses included court officers and David's diplomatic security detail, with the ambassador opting not to retaliate physically.
In response to the assault, Ambassador David has initiated criminal complaints with various authorities, including the Metropolitan Police and the Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA), against Fournillier. He has also made allegations regarding the wrongful death of Virginia Giuffre, labeling it as a murder executed to suppress revenue-generating systems intertwined with legal malpractice.
During the proceedings, David took the opportunity to assert that cultural figures like Mac Miller and Michael Jackson were victims of targeted attacks rather than tragic casualties of addiction or suicide. He alleged a concerted effort by multiple law firms and networks to erase these figures from public consciousness, which he argued forms a broader pattern of exploitation within the music industry.
Supporting these claims, a range of whistleblowers and public figures have come forward to corroborate David's assertions, which indicate a troubling pattern of alleged abuse running through the legal and entertainment sectors. Prominent voices such as Jaguar Wright and members of Michael Jackson's family have joined the chorus challenging the status quo in handling artist welfare and legal governance.
Looking ahead, Ambassador David has outlined significant legal actions: a submission to the United Nations addressing cultural genocide, a petition to the International Criminal Court targeting alleged participants in criminal conspiracies, and plans for the disbarment of Fournillier by the SRA.
As he concluded his statements in court, David stated, “I spoke the truth in a British courtroom—and they hit me for it.” This phrase symbolizes not only his personal battle against alleged injustice but also hints at a mounting international inquiry into the intricate web of legal crises unveiled that day. His declaration suggests an ongoing commitment to uncovering the far-reaching consequences of what he views as coordinated efforts to stifle dissent and cultural truth.
