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Chad Curtis, the former MLB player serving a seven-to ****** year prison term for sexually a saulting three high school girls in Michigan, is asking for his accusers to be revealed publicly.Curtis was sent to prison on criminal sexual Zach Ertz Jersey charges in ****** , and now that the three female accusers are no longer minors, he no longer feels they should remain anonymous.MORE: Acting as his own attorney, Curtis filed a brief in Grand Rapids federal court asking the DeSean Jackson Jersey accusers names to appear in court documents, saying its unfair to allow them to sue him anonymously.To allow plaintiffs to proceed with pseudonyms, to some degree, creates a verdict before the trial, Curtis wrote, .However, Douglas Fierberg, a lawyer for the plaintiffs, is having none of it.Defendant Curtiss notoriety as an outspoken former profe sional baseball player has caused this matter to receive national media attention, Fierberg said. Plaintiffs, young women recently graduated from high school, should not be forced to have their identities revealed to the entire country so that they can receive recompense for Andre Dillard Jersey the harm they suffered. Their identities should not be revealed so that Defendant Curtis can attempt to retry his criminal conviction and accuse them of being liars.Curtis knows the identity of his accusers and even said in testimony he hopes to write a book with one of his victims about their incidents, as Jalen Mills Jersey outlined in a .Marci Hamilton, a Cardozo Law School profe sor, said Curtis request is a way of intimidating victims, while New York lawyer Kevin Mulhearn called the motion a way to silence them through public humiliation.One of the four plaintiffs is identified in the federal suit against Curtis, while the three high school students who accused Curtis of a saulting them duringhis timeas Harold Carmichael Jersey a substitute teacher andweight training coach at a rural Michigan high school (during what he claimed were therapeutic ma sage se sions), have gone by pseudonyms.