Lawyers for woman who says Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones is her biological father deny 'conspiracy'

Lawyers for the 25-year-old congressional aide who says Jerry Jones is her biological father blasted the Dallas Cowboys owner Wednesday, saying he «maliciously accuses his own daughter of extortion» and adamantly denying she is part of «a conspiracy to exploit him.»

«Even more distasteful is that Mr. Jones has stooped so low as to attempt to tie Alexandra's lawsuit into his other daughter's, Charlotte Jones, divorce to have it lost among his many scandals,» Andrew A. Bergman and Jay K. Gray, the Dallas lawyers for Alexandra Davis, said in a statement.

Davis is the woman who claimed Jones is her biological father in a lawsuit filed in a Dallas court on March 3.

On Monday, Jones' lawyer, in a March 10 letter, asked Shy Anderson, the ex-husband of his daughter Charlotte, to preserve evidence of all communications he had with a wide number of people, including one of the lawyers for Davis, for a possible claim that he has tried to extort Jones of money.

«Alexandra is not conspiring with anyone to reveal the apparent multitude of Jerry Jones' and Dallas Cowboys' related scandals,» Bergman and Gray wrote. «Alexandra does not know nor has she ever spoken to Shy Anderson, just as she never has her father.»

On Monday, Jones' lawyers asked a judge to dismiss Davis' lawsuit, alleging that she is involved in one of «multiple monetary extortion attempts» against him and the Cowboys. The lawsuit claimed Davis had delivered a draft of the lawsuit to Jones on an unspecified date and asked whether he would «make a deal» to «assure that he would not be publicly or privately identified» as her father.

In the 428-word statement released to ESPN, Davis' lawyers on Wednesday again insisted their client is not motivated by money and has never