Kesha lashes out at singer's sympathisers

 

Celebrities such as Adele and Taylor Swift have shown their sympathy to fellow singer, Kesha who had alleged that she was violated by music producer, Dr. Luke.

It had been a one sided affair in terms of the sympathies. That just changed as Dr. Luke's sister, Vezna Gottwald, 44
has now joined the conversation concerning all the drama concerning Kesha and her brother.

  Vezna Gottwald, sister to Dr.Luke

She feels the goodwill, especially in form of cash should be directed to actual rape victims, considering that the accusation was not withheld in the court due to conflicting statements from Kesha.

Swift had donated a sum of $250 Thousand to her friend to help her through this period.

Vezna felt the singer should have donated the money to charity of actual rape victims or any other cause, instead of dashing it out to Kesha, who hasn't been able to prove her allegations against her only sibling.

Dr. Luke

Recently, Adele made reference to Kesha while receiving an award at the 2016 Brit Awards, stating that she has her support.

Luke Sister said, "There is nobody shouting out for my brother and this has been very painful and horrible for all of us. What happened to anyone having integrity and trying to find the truth? It's incredible that anybody can just slander somebody who is a good man and they know nothing about. It is so difficult for him to fight back when all of these huge stars like Adele and Taylor Swift are coming out in support of her and it really is affecting all of our family. It's like the Salem witch trials, but we know who the real witch is behind all this. If this was a Disney story that my son was watching she [Kesha] would be the evil Cruella."

Kesha

"He has had to hire a crisis manager and he has not been able to go out of his own home. I have a four-year-old and Luke has got a four-year-old and a three-year-old and it is like the children are going to have to grow up with this hanging over us. It has been so damaging for all of us and especially Luke."

This statement suggests that not only her brother is affected by the rape subject, but their kids who have to grow up with the story hanging on their neck.