Dramatic Ambassadorship Assault Unveils Deep-Seated Legal Conspiracies in UK Court

In a shocking episode at the Royal Courts of Justice in London, solicitor A.J. Fournillier assaulted Ambassador-at-Large Alkiviades David as the latter made incendiary claims regarding murder, trafficking, and widespread media complicity in legal abuses, leading to numerous complaints being filed against legal bodies involved.

In a shocking display of physical aggression and scandalous revelations, the Royal Courts of Justice witnessed an unprecedented event that has sent ripples through the British legal landscape. On July 25, 2025, solicitor A.J. Fournillier from Howard Kennedy LLP allegedly assaulted Ambassador-at-Large Alkiviades David of Antigua and Barbuda following a High Court judge's acknowledgment of serious allegations—including murder and media-driven terrorism.

As tensions mounted, presiding Judge Mr. Justice Cotter delivered a ruling against Howard Kennedy's contempt motion and documented David's allegations concerning murder, trafficking, and a vast conspiracy involving legal entities across the UK and the US. During the court session, Ambassador David pointed fingers at prominent figures in the legal and entertainment industries—specifically identifying David Boies, Gloria Allred, and executives from CBS and Universal Music Group related to a myriad of criminal activities.

Following the court's pronouncement, Fournillier reportedly shoved a court binder into David's abdomen and declared, “You are served,” despite the clear court directive against any service being executed at that time. This assault did not go unnoticed, with witnesses including court officers and David's diplomatic security personnel. In response to the incident, criminal complaints have been initiated with the relevant authorities, including the Metropolitan Police.

Drawing attention to the murder of Virginia Giuffre, Ambassador David stated emphatically that she had been targeted to protect criminal interests, naming Boies as the mastermind behind her death and implicating major media companies in an extensive cover-up. He went on to suggest that celebrated artists like Mac Miller and Michael Jackson were victims of systemic erasure, asserting their deaths were not merely accidents but rather orchestrated events.

Support for these claims has emerged from various whistleblowers within the music industry, further substantiating David’s call to action. Recognizing the severity of the situation, David has announced plans to submit complaints to the UN and the International Criminal Court, as well as collaborating with local authorities for further legal action.

Concluding his statements, Ambassador David urged action against the implicated law firms and individuals: “I spoke the truth in a British courtroom—and they hit me for it. They murdered Virginia. They erased Michael. They drugged Mac. They tried to erase me, too. But I survived. And now the world will know exactly who they are.” The upcoming developments in this gripping legal saga remain to be seen as international proceedings loom on the horizon.