TKC BREAKING AND EXCLUSIVE NEWS!!! KANSAS CITY PARTY MAN JOE PEREZ VINDICATED: ORGANIZERS PEN APOLOGY YEARS AFTER HANGER 9 HOT MESS!!!

An important news item that's appropriate for #TBT reminds us of the many reasons that more people are staying home and playing video games or enjoying the Interents rather than contend with constant night life drama.

Nevertheless . . .

Remember that our TKC blog community broke the news of a Kansas City elite party that turned into a bit of a nightmare.

Later, MSM followed-up on the NYE event aftermath and hard feelings from the angry crowd of local nightlife denizens.

And now . . .

HERE'S THE FIRST WORD FROM INSIDERS TOUTING A WRITTEN APOLOGY AFTER YEARS OF KANSAS CITY NIGHT LIFE LEGAL FIGHTING!!!

Credit where it's due, the former Kansas City Chiefs footballer seemed exceptionally concerned about his rep which is something that's not common among denizens of local nightlife or any other facet of local culture. In the end, he earned a victory and the last word in this drama.

Check the EXCLUSIVE summary of KCMO party drama from insiders:

Joe Perez receives public apology from Hangar 9 event organizers



After lengthy litigation, Joe Perez and the attendees of the troubled 2014 Hangar 9 New Year’s Eve Event have received a written apology from organizers Michelle Sedighi and Sundee Pickering.

A copy of the notarized apology letter is attached.

In his lawsuit against Sedighi and Pickering, the former Kansas City Chiefs football player received no monetary compensation.

Originally, Perez contracted Sedighi and Pickering to assist him in planning the 2014 NYE Event. During litigation, details emerged regarding a second contract between Sedighi, Pickering and the National Airline History Museum that Perez was unaware of. This agreement, executed after the women’s original contract with Perez, contradicted Sedighi and Pickering’s obligations to Perez, turned the event into a fundraiser for the Museum and provided compensation only to Sedighi and Pickering, with all remaining proceeds benefiting the Museum. This second contract was kept intentionally from Perez in order to continue to utilize his resources, vendors and marketing expertise.

In the week prior to the event...

Perez was cut off from final logistical planning, denied access to the venue for set-up and asked specifically by John Roper (Director of the National Airline History Museum) to not attend the event that evening. Immediately, Perez desperately began seeking answers from all parties, which chronologically spilled over into the event aftermath.

Perez was not compensated in any way for the 2014 Hangar 9 New Year’s Eve Event, nor did he have access to funds from the event, which prevented him from providing not only answers, but, more importantly, refunds to displeased patrons. Sedighi and Pickering were the sole signers on all bank accounts pertaining to the event and were paid in full from the event proceeds as agreed to with the Museum.

Perez is not available for comment at this time. He provided this statement:

“My goal in pursuing legal action was to bring the truth to light and provide answers to those affected by the unfortunate events of that evening. Since the day this happened, I have felt an overwhelming sense of obligation to fulfill my responsibility to the attendees by providing an understanding of what transpired that night. I realize this doesn’t erase what happened or minimize the impact of those negatively affected by the evening and its aftermath. I hope this provides some answers that, regretfully, I could not provide at the time due to issues that were out of my control.”
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