The woman who was at the center of the scandal that resulted in Louisville having to vacate its 2013 national championship is being evicted from her home.
According to a report from WDRB in Kentucky, a judge ruled on Wednesday that Powell has 30 days to move out of the public housing complex where she currently lives. The ruling stems from Powell allegedly violating her lease agreement over an incident involving her daughter, Lindsay, and a gun.
A judge on Wednesday ordered the sheriff’s department to evict Katina Powell from her home in the next 30 days pic.twitter.com/MjrerS5zcF
— Jason Riley (@JasonRileyWDRB) June 15, 2018
The younger Powell was in jail on a gun charge as of Saturday.
Powell blew the lid off the Louisville sex scandal when she revealed that the basketball team hired her for numerous sex parties that were attended by players and recruits from 2010-2014. She admitted her daughters took part in the strip shows but said they were all of legal age at the time. Powell wrote a book in which she revealed some disturbing details about the parties and her daughters’ involvement in them.
Because of the scandal, the NCAA ruled back in February that Louisville had to vacate 123 victories from 2012-2015, including its 2013 national championship.
