Chris D'Elia accuser is denied a permanent restraining order against him

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A woman who claimed that the comedian Chris D'Elia threatened to leak explicit videos featuring her has been denied a permanent restraining order against him.Caroline Schmitz had her request for a permanent protective order shut down by a judge on Wednesday after previously being granted a temporary restraining order against the 42-year-old comedian, TMZ reported.Despite her claims, D'Elia claimed last month via his attorney that he had never met the woman.

Shot down: Caroline Schmitz, who accused comedian Chris D'Elia of sending her threatening messages, was denied a permanent restraining order on Wednesday, TMZ reported; seen in 2019D'Elia was spotted at a Los Angeles courthouse on Wednesday while accompanied by his attorney Andrew Brettler.Schmitz did not attend the hearing, though it is unclear if her no-show status impacted the judge's decision to deny the permanent restraining order.

In court documents obtained last month by TMZ, Schmitz previously alleged that the comedian and actor had sent her threatening messages.In the documents, she claimed she met D'Elia in 2017 when she was a working comedian, and they allegedly hooked up several times.

Restraining order:  D'Elia, shown in February 2020 in Pasadena, California, has denied ever meeting the woman, who was a no-show at an LA courthouse on WednesdayThe temporary restraining order filing claimed that D'Elia contacted Schmitz in May through OnlyFans, a popular subscription site that is often used by adult content creators.Schmitz alleged that D'Elia was behind an OnlyFans profile that threatened to post intimate videos of her and advised her to leave Los Angeles, according to court documents.'These accusations are as fantastical as they are defamatory.