AP Photo/Evan AgostiniJohn Travolta's original masseur accuser is going back to the mattresses.
A day after John Doe No. 1's sexual assault allegations were dismissed and the accuser given the boot by his attorney, the masseur is back in the legal game, having hired none other than pitbull and media-lover extraordinaire Gloria Allred as his new lawyer.
What does that mean for his case against the beleaguered movie star?
Basically, that he still has one.
"I represent John Doe No. 1," Allred said in a statement today. "Mr. Doe's lawsuit was dismissed without prejudice, which means that he is still legally entitled to file a lawsuit against John Travolta if he chooses."
And while he hasn't yet chosen, he likely will soon.
"We are in the process of conferring with him regarding the next steps, which he may wish to take. Our client and our firm has no further comment at this time."
The original Doe was previously represented by Okorie Okorocha, though the two parted ways quickly after the accuser contradicted and backtracked on his own allegations.
Shortly after the case's dismissal yesterday, Travolta attorney Marty Singer said the star had been "completely vindicated" against the "meritless claims."