Keith Gill, also known as Roaring Kitty, recently faced a lawsuit from investor Martin Radev accusing him of securities fraud. The lawsuit, which was dropped just three days after being filed, alleged that Gill used social media to inflate GameStop's stock price for personal gain. Despite the dismissal, Gill remains a significant figure in the GameStop saga, with his recent purchase of a large number of GameStop call options leading to another price surge. While the quick dismissal suggests weak grounds for the fraud allegations, the possibility of future legal challenges remains. Gill's influence on GameStop's stock price continues to be closely monitored by investors and legal experts.