Shawn King Sues Former Business Managers For Allegedly 'Hiding Millions'

In exclusive documents obtained by The Blast, Shawn King is suing her former business and family office managers who allegedly "conspired to funnel millions of dollars of funds" of Shawn's money and assets to numerous individuals. She claims these individuals took advantage of famed broadcaster, and her deceased husband, Larry King.

Shawn stated she and Larry's assets were transferred to third parties without her knowledge or consent, in order to hide Larry King's improper transfers of funds for their own benefit.  Shawn is claiming damages for the alleged intentional and malicious fraudulent actions of the third parties in an amount exceeding $100 million!

Shawn is accusing defendants of allegedly "conspiring to interfere with her administration of Larry King's estate" and to reduce her share of the estate.  She is also accusing defendants of "deliberately and/or negligently failing to carry out" the basic function of "managing and completing payment" of recurring household bills, annual taxes, and other taxes.

Their alleged conduct has "resulted in interruptions of service, significant late fees, and penalties" and has caused Shawn "undue distress, anxiety, and embarrassment".

Shawn is demanding the defendants pay for the "accounting of all real property and personal property, vehicles, jewelry, furniture, art, clothing, and other items acquired with community property funds, and the profits and rents therefrom".

She is also seeking a temporary restraining order a preliminary injunction, and a permanent injunction to keep her former managers and those who have allegedly conspired against her from "transferring, encumbering, or divesting any interest in the improperly transferred community property assets pending a final judgment in this action".

Shawn also seeks restitutionary and compensatory damages, and that "all gifts and transfers to the transferee defendants made by Mr. King, Blouin and/or Cinelli and plaintiff's (Shawn King) community assets are void and of no force or effect and that such community property must be returned to plaintiff to hold as community assets for the benefit of plaintiff and Mr. King".