![]() “The time has run,” the new filing states. In their new dismissal motion, Nirvana’s lawyers said Elden’s second amended complaint failed to “identify any new victimization” that Elden “reasonably discovered for the first time after August 2011.” 3, lawyers for Elden filed a second amended complaint a week later that dropped a claim related to sex trafficking while adding more language to address alleged conduct within the last 10 years that would restart the 10-year statute of limitations on the child pornography claims.įor example, Elden and his legal team said the band celebrated Nevermind‘s 30th anniversary by re-releasing the album last September while continuing “to feature a lascivious exhibition of Spencer’s genitals on the cover.” In his initial lawsuit filed last August, Elden claimed the band - along with co-defendants including Universal Music Group, the David Geffen Company, Courtney Love as executor of Kurt Cobain’s estate and photographer Kirk Weddle - intentionally “leveraged the shocking nature” of his image as a naked 4-month-old baby swimming toward a dollar bill on a fishhook to make millions of dollars “at his expense.”Īfter a judge dismissed the case Jan. This case must end,” the lawyers wrote in their motion obtained by Rolling Stone. 12 should be dismissed with prejudice, meaning he should be sent packing without a chance to try again. ![]() ![]() ![]() In a new filing in federal court in Los Angeles, lawyers for the group say Spencer Elden’s second amended complaint filed Jan. Nirvana says the man pictured as the naked baby on its Nevermind album cover has milked his child pornography claims against the band long enough. ![]()
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