related to Larry Nassar.

The motion claimed that John Geddert and Twistars were wrongly accused and that Geddert didn't know of Nassar's abuse until after Nassar was arrested.

"Mr. Geddert was simply one individual in an extraordinarily long line of people who were duped," attorneys wrote in the motion.

The motion claims the statute of limitations for most of the claims against Twistars and John Geddert has run out. It also claims that neither John Geddert nor Twistars were mandatory reporters under Michigan law.

One of the gymnasts who trained at Twistars spent a large part of her impact statement during Nassar's trial on the abuse she claims to have suffered by Geddert.

Makayla Thrush, who spoke in the Nassar sentencing hearing of January 2018, detailed both emotional and physical abuse of Geddert.

SheA creative nail technician could have found the answer to her clients' lock-down beauty woes with 'through the letterbox' manicures and has been inundated by requests from desperate fashionistas.

Mother-of-three Tasleem Yasir, 40, from Belfast, was devastated when she was forced to close her home salon due to coronavirus, but her husband Raja decided to make her laugh by asking for a 'letterbox manicure' on Wednesday.

He then sat patiently as Tasleem set up her manicure table and began lovingly filing and buffing his nails while their sixteen-year-old son Mohammed recorded their amusing stunt and shared it online.

Despite the joke video being simply aimed to cheer up her customers, Tasleem has now been inundated with requests from around the world asking if she can provide the same treatment.

Tasleem Yasir, 40,