Bradley also posted Skype messages that claim several employees at Cure’s firm have resigned following the racism allegations, which were originally reported by the trade publication Financial Planning. ♬ original sound – TikTok’s Favorite Karenīradley also posted TikTok videos showing alleged Skype messages from Cure saying she is meeting with attorneys to have the TikTok account shut down.
Cure was the subject of the viral video after one of her staff members allegedly forwarded screenshots of Skype messages to Denise Bradley, who goes by the TikTok handle auntkaren0 and has more than 1 million followers. Bradley built her following by posting daily examples of alleged racism on the popular video platform. “In response to this situation, I have taken all necessary action to protect the safety and security of employees, clients, and parties related to my business.”Ĭure is president of Cure and Associates, a registered adviser in Nederland, Texas, a city about 90 miles east of Houston, with a population more than 80% white. “Additional third parties who are utilizing these TikTok posts for further publication appear to be doing so without further investigation or validation,” Cure continued. “The entirety of this situation is based upon a TikTok video published by an unrelated individual without press credentials or affiliations using an unauthenticated photo of an alleged internal office chat without validation or context of any content. This published photo and along with subsequent related false and defamatory materials and statements, which have incited false commentary and threats of violence and bodily harm toward me and my staff and acts which are being investigated as criminal in nature, are being publicized on a social media platform by a third party who is not related or in any way affiliated with me or my office. In a statement sent to InvestmentNews, Cure called the TikTok videos “false and defamatory” and said the allegations spurred threats of violence and bodily harm against her and her staff.
Cure is no longer a client of the firm,” an LPL spokesperson said in a statement. “Following our process for review of adviser conduct, Ms.
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