By Jen Heger - Breaking Celebrity News Assistant Managing Editor

A lawyer suing Kelsey Grammer for allegedly using his celebrity status to lure potential investors into a Ponzi scheme has submitted a sworn declaration that he will be taking the case to the FBI and various other law enforcement agencies – including the CIA and Homeland Security! – Breaking Celebrity News is exclusively reporting.

Grammer strenuously denies being part of a Ponzi scheme and in fact his attorney told Breaking Celebrity News that the Frasier star was also victimized and lost $1 million! Los Angeles legal pit bull Marty Singer also vowed: “The parties and attorneys who sued Kelsey on these fictional claims will be exposed to significant liability for malicious prosecution."

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As previously reported Grammer and others are being sued by television actress Lydia Cornell, former star of Too Close for Comfort, and several others for grand theft, fraud and extortion. The Frasier star was recently added as a defendant to the $100 million, 27-count lawsuit that targets more than 100 defendants, including several of his companies.

The suit centers on a website called Staropoly.com, and its parent company TODHD. Staropoly used Grammer's name and likeness and defendant Alex Varonos pitched it as the "first branded social network" and "Kelsey's Network."

Attorney Richard Lewis, a plaintiff in the suit,