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'Bachelor In Paradise' Star DeMario Jackson Says Footage Will Prove He's Innocent

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June 13 2017, Published 6:46 p.m. ET

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After season four of Bachelor in Paradise had to halt production due to "misconduct," reports came out that contestant DeMario Jackson allegedly had sex with Corinne Olympios without her consent. Now, the former Bachelorette star is saying he's innocent and the footage will prove it.

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In a series of text messages obtained by The Post, DeMario tells a friend, "sh*** crazy. I just want the footage. We all know what happened and the tape will prove it.”

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DeMario was kicked off of Rachel's season of The Bachelorette after one of his exes showed up and confessed that the two were dating when he went on the show. It was then announced he'd head to Mexico for BIP. 

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Not long after filming began, Olympios and Jackson allegedly drunkenly hooked up in the pool, and sources are saying Olympios was too drunk to consent. According to sources, Jackson and Olympios spoke with a BIP executive producer and were told that one of the show’s producers was “uncomfortable” with the footage.

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"We have suspended production and we are conducting a thorough investigation of these allegations," Warner Bros said in a statement. Olympios reportedly obtained an attorney, and is blaming BIP producers for not stepping in and preventing the sexual encounter considering the state she was in.

Do you think BIP producers should have stepped in? Let us know your thoughts in the comments. 

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