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Death Row Records founder's ex sues Snoop Dogg and Suge Knight over 20-year-old unpaid $107M settlement

Lydia Harris has been waiting for 20 years for Death Row Record co-founder Suge Knight to pay the court ordered $107M judgement after pushing her out and taking her share of profits.

In 2005, the same year she and Harry O got divorced, she won a $107million default judgment against infamous Death Row boss Suge Knight and the companies behind the record label, after claiming he screwed her out of her share in the lucrative business. Harris, who now lives in Sugar Land, Texas, told DailyMail.com that Suge Knight and his lawyers tried to wriggle out of the enormous judgement by claiming that Harry-O signed a release effectively forgiving the debt. Lydia also claimed that her lawsuit will include 'new documents' that purportedly show Time Warner and Universal bosses knew about Suge's alleged underhand tactics, and took part in hiding the $107million from her.

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