A very sad story is playing out and it involves former WSMV (Nashville) Anchor Aaron Solomon.

Solomon is at the center of a bevy of accusations, including child abuse and being involved in the death of his then 18-year-old son.

While civil matters related to the accusations are currently being litigated in Williamson County Circuit Court, Aaron Solomon is not facing any criminal charges and has denied all allegations.

Solomon was the morning news anchor for WSMV from 1996-2011.

In a YouTube video that has gone viral, Solomon’s daughter Gracie Solomon reads her allegations against her father.

In May, Aaron Solomon filed a lawsuit against his ex-wife and 28 others alleged to have taken part in making the accusations against him online.

In the lawsuit, Aaron Solomon alleges that his ex-wife, “along with her friends and associates,” brought a “smear campaign against Mr. Solomon through social media,” and that the allegations were made “recklessly.”

The lawsuit requests that the Williamson County Circuit impose what is known as a temporary injunction, a court order that allows for a judge to prohibit certain actions by certain parties early on in the litigation process.

The first action Aaron Solomon sought to be halted by the court was the sharing of any more statements that implied Aaron Solomon had “physically or sexually abused his ex-wife or children or that he caused Grant Solomon’s death.” 

The lawsuit also requests of the court that the defendants be required to remove all their allegations from the internet, and that the image of Gracie not be used to sell products or solicit donations without Aaron Solomon’s consent.

The case continues to make its way through the court system.

Read more at Williamson Home Page