Trevor Bauer accuser shares cryptic post about truth as she’s sued by MLB star over sex assault claims

THE woman who is being sued by baseball star Trevor Bauer over sex assault claims has shared a cryptic post on social media.

The post includes a quote that references truth as the woman and her lawyer face a defamation lawsuit filed on Monday.

“When I despair, I remember that all through history the way of truth and love has always won,” the image featuring a quote by Mahatma Ghandi reads.

“There have been tyrants and murders and for a time they may seem invincible, but in the end they always fall, ALWAYS.”

The Sun obtained the 40-page lawsuit filed in  that shows Bauer is suing for damages.

The Los Angeles Dodgers pitcher is suing the woman, who is referred to as Ms Hill, and one of her attorneys, Fred Thiagarajah, for “knowingly” making “false statements,” about the star to the media, the court documents show.

The  claims that the defendant “fabricated allegations of sexual assault against Plaintiff Trevor Bauer” and “pursued bogus criminal and civil actions against him, made false and malicious statements about him and generated a media blitz based on her lies.”

Bauer claims that the San Diego woman intended to “destroy” his reputation and baseball career and gain millions of dollars from him.

“Although a Los Angeles Superior Court Judge rejected Ms Hill’s false allegations and the District Attorney for Los Angeles County found them unworthy of criminal charges, the damage to Mr Bauer has been extreme,” the suit reads.

Los Angeles prosecutors declined to file criminal charges against the athlete, saying in February that there was not enough evidence to prove the accusations beyond a reasonable doubt.

2021 ACCUSATIONS

Bauer’s administrative leave from the MLB, first handed down in July 2021, has been extended multiple times following the woman’s allegations.

Ms Hill’s lawyers released photos that they claimed showed injuries she suffered during sex with Bauer.

The allegations included that Bauer choked her into unconsciousness and punched her repeatedly during two sexual encounters earlier in 2021. She also alleged that he had anal sex with her without her consent, court documents showed.

Bauer has denied all of the claims against him and said that everything that happened between the two was “wholly consensual.”

He maintains that the pair had rough sex at his accuser’s suggestion, and that they joked afterward with her spending the night each time.

In an October 2021 YouTube video, Bauer slammed the accusations as “false and misleading” while insisting that a court ruling over a restraining order against him “speaks for itself.”

RESTRAINING ORDER DENIED

Bauer’s remarks came after Judge Dianna Gould-Saltman of the Los Angeles Superior Court denied the 27-year-old San Diego woman’s request for a restraining order.

It was denied in August following a four-day court battle that involved 12 hours of emotional testimony from Ms Hill.

The court ultimately found that the woman’s claims were “materially misleading,” and that the only evidence of anything happening while the woman was unconscious was from being “hit on the butt.”

“In this case, the court finds there is no supporting evidence that Bauer would cause any harm or even have contact with her,” Judge Dianna Gould-Saltman said.

Bauer played one season with the Reds before signing a three-year deal worth over $100million with the LA Dodgers in 2021.

Bauer has continued to receive his $32million salary amid his administrative leave from the MLB, which is due to expire on April 29.