A Maryland judge has ordered Christopher Griffith, who has filed a civil sexual assault lawsuit against NFL wide receiver Stefon Diggs, to turn over his complete, unedited Instagram direct message history with the player. Court documents obtained by TMZ state Griffith has 14 days to comply, with a broader deadline extending to mid-August 2026 for full production. The ruling follows Griffith’s public claim that he possesses over 100 pages of messages supporting his allegations of assault at a Maryland residence. Diggs’ legal team sought the records for discovery. Earlier in May 2026, Diggs was acquitted in a separate Massachusetts criminal case.

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