Later, Earle read a text message she contemplated sending to Cooper.
“I wanted to write you directly to let you know I don’t like you,” the message began. “I’m not gonna fall for your bait of getting into a back-and-forth online, and I don’t think you want that either. You are manipulative and toxic. Go ahead and say ‘it’s just business’ all you want, but the way you approach business is disgusting. You choose money over morals.”
“You took advantage of me at a young age in a new industry I knew nothing about,” Earle’s message continued. “You are full of false promises and Unwell was a continuation of that. We had a call where you threatened me to not go to war with you because you know how sick and twisted you are.”
Earle’s text then encouraged Cooper to share the message, noting that she’s no longer scared.
“You’re right, I may be petty, but I’m not malicious,” she concluded. “If there’s one thing I learned from doing business with you, it’s to never do business with anyone like you.”
