Late last night The Glee Project season 1 contestant Cameron Mitchel and season 1 winner Damian McGinty went to their Twitter accounts to blast a PR company, alleging they were conned.
Just after midnight east coast time, Mitchell went to his Twitter to blast someone at a PR company, claiming a man named Paul Lyttle stole money from him:
hey everyone. Just wanted to give a heads up about this man Paul lyttle. He stole a lot of money from me and is a fraud. Stay clear of him.
— Cameron Mitchell (@camronmitchell) May 12, 2012
A minute later Cameron sent out another tweet urging people to not do business with the “fake” company:
His fake company is @twenty4sevenpr and he has done this many times before. Please spread the word and NEVER NEVER DO BUSINESS WITH HIM.
— Cameron Mitchell (@camronmitchell) May 12, 2012
Shortly after Cameron’s tweets, The Glee Project winner Damian McGinty sent out a series of four tweets to his 440,000 followers sharing Cameron’s thoughts and claiming that he too was “conned”:
After what @camronmitchell said, I confirm, that unfortunately, we were indeed conned by @twenty4sevenpr and @Englishboi_LA .
— Damian Mc Ginty (@damianmcginty) May 12, 2012
I’m saying this on twitter so people know not to work with him. Spread the word, that Paul lyttle is a fraud, and an awful person.
— Damian Mc Ginty (@damianmcginty) May 12, 2012
After everything, I never want this man to work again in hollywood. And I will kill his career. He will be behind bars after a while.
— Damian Mc Ginty (@damianmcginty) May 12, 2012
He messed with the wrong guy. And i promise you all, I will make sure he gets what he deserves.
— Damian Mc Ginty (@damianmcginty) May 12, 2012
Eek, this sounds like quite a messy situation. We suspect that these tweets may end up getting deleted at some point, so take them for what you will for now.
We’ll keep an eye on these developments. Hell hath no fury like a Glee Project contestant scorned!