Less than a week after Garth Brooks was accused of rape in California, the country singer was back in federal court in Mississippi today to kneecap his own attempts to keep real names in the matter out of the public eye.

Brooks’ complaint, filed with the District Court for the Southern District of Mississippi Northern Division on Tuesday and obtained by Us, details the country singer’s claims that his name went public while he was waiting for a judge to sign off on his own filing in which he would use a pseudonym for both parties.

Garth Brooks’ sexual assault accuser allegedly believed the country superstar was planning to hire someone to murder her, In Touch can exclusively reveal. In Touch obtained court documents that Garth,