Garth Brooks’ prosecutor feared the singer had hired a hitman to kill her

Garth Brooks‘rape prosecutor reportedly feared the country’s superstar would hire a hitman to kill her.

RadarOnline.com can reveal the singer’s former hairstylist, who filed a lawsuit against Brooks, 62, under the pseudonym “Joan Roe,” claiming she was crippled with fear he would have her killed in the wake of her claims of sexual abuse.

The revelation was unearthed in court documents Brooks filed with his accuser – a former associate of his wife Trisha Jaarwood – launched her own lawsuit, accusing him of sexually harassing her multiple times and of a rape in 2019.

In his lawsuit, Brooks’ attorney revealed that “Jane” “had also asserted a belief that” he “intended to hire someone to kill her.”

Brooks filed his complaint against his former employee in September under the pseudonym John Roe.

He begged a federal court judge to prevent the hairstylist from suing him with “false accusations.”

According to Confessthe woman caused him “emotional distress, including fear and anxiety for himself and his family” with her threats to “wrongfully assassinate” his character “by publicly making such abhorrent and untrue accusations.”

The country singer recalled receiving a letter from his ex-employee’s attorney on July 17, accusing him of a “litany of sexual misconduct,” including allegations of sexual “grooming” and assault, along with fears of an assassin.

Confess released a fierce statement last week pleading his innocence, claiming he had been “endlessly harassed with threats, lies and tragic stories about what my future would be if I didn’t write a multi-million dollar check.”

“We filed suit against this individual almost a month ago to speak out against extortion and defamation of character.

“We submitted it anonymously, in the interest of the families on both sides.”

RadarOnline.com insight provided Brooks’ cheating history this week thanks to his first wife Sandy Mahl’s account of their marriage.