Peyton Manning sexual assault scandal? (1 Viewer)

[AAABatteries]

http://m.nydailynews.com/news/national/king-peyton-manning-squeaky-clean-image-built-lies-article-1.2530395?cid=bitly

Wow - no clue on the accuracy of this but it's a bombshell if true.

 

[Sinn Fein]

Its been fairly public, even if ignored, for a while.

 

[Tom Servo]

Its been fairly public, even if ignored, for a while.

Yeah. It got buried because some people have an investment in him.

 

[Ilov80s]

UT is a real #### program.

https://sports.vice.com/en_us/article/with-sexual-assault-lawsuit-tennessee-has-a-lot-of-explaining-to-do/?utm_source=vicesportstwitter

 

[Christo]

Its been fairly public, even if ignored, for a while.

Yeah. It got buried because some people have an investment in him.

Buried? It's been out there for years.

 

[eoMMan]

Cliffs?

 

[AAABatteries]

I had heard rumblings but are you guys saying this full story has been public?

 

[Cliff Clavin]

Cliffs?

Manning is scum.

 

[Ketamine Dreams]

I've heard about the episode of sexual assault/harassment that occurred, but not about all of the rest of the information.

 

[RUSF18]

I had heard rumblings but are you guys saying this full story has been public?

"Full" might be going a bit far but yes the story has been public for a long time.

 

[CGRdrJoe]

Is this the tea bag story?

 

[Baloney Sandwich]

Cliffs?

Peyton stuck his junk in the face of a respected athletic trainer, tried to get her to pin it on a black player and tried to get a player who witnessed it to lie. The trainer refused to lie and the Manning family ruined her career. The player witness refused to lie and had his scholorship taking from him. Eventually they went to court where Peyton's lied again and several other folks he dragged into his lie all refuted his claims.

 

[Tom Servo]

Its been fairly public, even if ignored, for a while.

Yeah. It got buried because some people have an investment in him.

Buried? It's been out there for years.

Ignored, swept under the rug, buried... You really arguing semantics here Captain Pedantic?

 

[Ramsay Hunt Experience]

But did he dab? Wear a hoodie?

 

[gump]

Is this the tea bag story?

Yep. But with a dramatic 2-page buildup.

 

[Courtjester]

I had heard rumblings but are you guys saying this full story has been public?

Yes it has been out there for a long time. It just happened a long time ago while he in college. The only reason that writer is bringing it up in that article is he want to stoke the flames of racism yet again.

 

[Das Boot]

If some random comedian makes a joke about this, then Manning's publicist tweets asking for favorite Manning stories, it could get legs.

 

[John Bender]

Meh. Wake me up when he does something truly vile like being at least somewhat aware that the footballs he throws are slightly underinflated.

 

[Mr. Pickles]

But did he dab? Wear a hoodie?

I think that part was sealed.

 

[Workhorse]

This is the first time the court documents from the defamation trial have come to light and it's pretty damning to Peyton and Archie Manning. They essentially went out of their way to smear this poor woman who did nothing wrong and ruin her career. Very Lance Armstrong-esque. The Manning PR machine is pretty scary when anyone tries to expose St. Peyton for anything other than a wholesome Everyman with high moral standing.

 

[Mr. Pickles]

Maybe this explains Eli's reaction to Peyton's win.

 

[fantasycurse42]

I had heard rumblings but are you guys saying this full story has been public?

Yes it has been out there for a long time. It just happened a long time ago while he in college. The only reason that writer is bringing it up in that article is he want to stoke the flames of racism yet again.

The Daily News thrives on race baiting stories. 10% of their articles have a racial undertone.

 

[cstu]

This is the first time the full transcripts of the defamation trial have come to light and it's pretty damning to Peyton and Archie Manning. They essentially went out of their way to smear this poor woman who did nothing wrong and ruin her career. Very Lance Armstrong-esque. The Manning PR machine is pretty scary when anyone tries to expose St. Peyton for anything other than a wholesome Everyman with high moral standing.

Jameis Winston raped a girl and is currently in a civil trial and you don't hear a word about it. Peyton put his balls on a woman 20 years ago and suddenly the sky is falling.

 

[Johnny Rock]

Is this the tea bag story?

Much more than the tea bag story. tl:dr doesn't cut it on this one. POS is right.

 

[tommyboy]

Written by the fake black guy Shaun King. How ironic.

Regardless, pretty disgusting story if true

 

[General Malaise]

Cliffs?

Peyton stuck his junk in the face of a respected athletic trainer, tried to get her to pin it on a black player and tried to get a player who witnessed it to lie. The trainer refused to lie and the Manning family ruined her career. The player witness refused to lie and had his scholorship taking from him. Eventually they went to court where Peyton's lied again and several other folks he dragged into his lie all refuted his claims.

I think there was also and undisclosed settlement with Dr. Jamie Naughtright.

 

[General Malaise]

This is the first time the full transcripts of the defamation trial have come to light and it's pretty damning to Peyton and Archie Manning. They essentially went out of their way to smear this poor woman who did nothing wrong and ruin her career. Very Lance Armstrong-esque. The Manning PR machine is pretty scary when anyone tries to expose St. Peyton for anything other than a wholesome Everyman with high moral standing.

Jameis Winston raped a girl and is currently in a civil trial and you don't hear a word about it. Peyton put his balls on a woman 20 years ago and suddenly the sky is falling.

Yeah, that's a strange attitude to take. What woman hurt you so bad? Was this recent?

 

[Capella]

This is the first time the full transcripts of the defamation trial have come to light and it's pretty damning to Peyton and Archie Manning. They essentially went out of their way to smear this poor woman who did nothing wrong and ruin her career. Very Lance Armstrong-esque. The Manning PR machine is pretty scary when anyone tries to expose St. Peyton for anything other than a wholesome Everyman with high moral standing.

Jameis Winston raped a girl and is currently in a civil trial and you don't hear a word about it. Peyton put his balls on a woman 20 years ago and suddenly the sky is falling.

You are without a doubt the strangest person on this board.

 

[General Malaise]

I do wonder if the author left any words for the rest of us.

 

[Smack Tripper]

Written by the fake black guy Shaun King. How ironic.

Regardless, pretty disgusting story if true

Probably jealous, guy sucked on the buccaneers.

Just some light tea bagging, let's not get crazy

 

[Mr. Pickles]

Wrecking her career after she left Tennessee seems to be the strangest part of this.

 

[General Malaise]

Written by the fake black guy Shaun King. How ironic.

Regardless, pretty disgusting story if true

Probably jealous, guy sucked on the buccaneers. Just some light tea bagging, let's not get crazy

I know it's hard for some of you, but do try to read this thing in full. It's not all about the teabagging...it's the deliberate intent by Archie and Peyton to ruin this lady's life starting with a ghost written boom smearing her in the early aughts. Cost her her job at Southern Florida.

 

[sho nuff]

Maybe this explains Eli's reaction to Peyton's win.

He knew Peyton would be giving him the celebratory tea bag that night...after a few Budweisers.

 

[Smack Tripper]

Written by the fake black guy Shaun King. How ironic.

Regardless, pretty disgusting story if true

Probably jealous, guy sucked on the buccaneers. Just some light tea bagging, let's not get crazy

I know it's hard for some of you, but do try to read this thing in full. It's not all about the teabagging...it's the deliberate intent by Archie and Peyton to ruin this lady's life starting with a ghost written boom smearing her in the early aughts. Cost her her job at Southern Florida.

calm down man, I don't care about manning. I'm pretty sure you can find me taking him for task for this in game threads here.

But this is old news that this dope of a writer had never heard of. I don't know it's possible to follow sports and not be aware of this.

This writer is pretty agenda driven with his comments and his history and here he details one side of a very old story that has been settled on the civil side and is outside the statute of limitations anyway.

News flash: elite athletes are often buoyed by privilege and are jerkoffs. And more breaking news, colleges and parents seek to protect kids.

If this guy wants to make a meal out of this, he can knock himself out but he already has lost credibility with me for his ignorance and agenda.

 

[fantasycurse42]

Wrecking her career after she left Tennessee seems to be the strangest part of this.

Yea, I don't get it either. She went away and it was done with it, why reopen a can of worms and screw someone like that, makes no sense.Regardless, guy comes off as a gigantic scumbag.

 

[RedmondLonghorn]

This is the first time the full transcripts of the defamation trial have come to light and it's pretty damning to Peyton and Archie Manning. They essentially went out of their way to smear this poor woman who did nothing wrong and ruin her career. Very Lance Armstrong-esque. The Manning PR machine is pretty scary when anyone tries to expose St. Peyton for anything other than a wholesome Everyman with high moral standing.

Jameis Winston raped a girl and is currently in a civil trial and you don't hear a word about it. Peyton put his balls on a woman 20 years ago and suddenly the sky is falling.

You are without a doubt the strangest person on this board.

That is a bold claim.

 

[Officer Pete Malloy]

tl;dr

 

[cstu]

I know it's hard for some of you, but do try to read this thing in full. It's not all about the teabagging...it's the deliberate intent by Archie and Peyton to ruin this lady's life starting with a ghost written boom smearing her in the early aughts. Cost her her job at Southern Florida.

Peyton did something awful to this lady, Archie told to lie about it, and there was a book written about it full of lies...what I don't get is how she lost her job over the book.

Her supervisor at Florida Southern had already opened the envelope (containing an excerpt from the book) and read what was in it. What Manning said about her ruined her career at Florida Southern and in college athletics once and for all. After years of amazing reviews and great work at the university, the controversy from the book and the stress it created eventually caused Dr. Jamie Naughright to be let go, once again, for doing nothing wrong.

If the book was the reason she was fired, then why didn't she sue Florida Southern for wrongful termination?

 

[cstu]

This is the first time the full transcripts of the defamation trial have come to light and it's pretty damning to Peyton and Archie Manning. They essentially went out of their way to smear this poor woman who did nothing wrong and ruin her career. Very Lance Armstrong-esque. The Manning PR machine is pretty scary when anyone tries to expose St. Peyton for anything other than a wholesome Everyman with high moral standing.

Jameis Winston raped a girl and is currently in a civil trial and you don't hear a word about it. Peyton put his balls on a woman 20 years ago and suddenly the sky is falling.

You are without a doubt the strangest person on this board.

That is a bold claim.

It's a tough hill to climb.

 

[fantasycurse42]

I know it's hard for some of you, but do try to read this thing in full. It's not all about the teabagging...it's the deliberate intent by Archie and Peyton to ruin this lady's life starting with a ghost written boom smearing her in the early aughts. Cost her her job at Southern Florida.

Peyton did something awful to this lady, Archie told to lie about it, and there was a book written about it full of lies...what I don't get is how she lost her job over the book.

Her supervisor at Florida Southern had already opened the envelope (containing an excerpt from the book) and read what was in it. What Manning said about her ruined her career at Florida Southern and in college athletics once and for all. After years of amazing reviews and great work at the university, the controversy from the book and the stress it created eventually caused Dr. Jamie Naughright to be let go, once again, for doing nothing wrong.

BC someone who was seen as very credible had some very bad things to say about her.

 

[Ditkaless Wonders]

A dumb ### jock acting up offensively with a female trainer I can understand. I don't condone it mind you, but I can understand it. Seems to me an apology, some remedial sensitivity training, and perhaps some form of deferred prosecution could have been in order, were he truly repentant and willing to learn from his behavior. I understand with the areas of anatomy involved that his action had a sexual component to it, but I view it more as harassment (Offensive contact) than truly sexual in nature. The behavior is on the line between a misdemeanor and a felony. If it were a first time offense, and if he were repentant; I can understand the argument for maybe a deferred prosecution, but only if the victim supported that decision. (It is important that the victim perceive the system as supplying justice. I know the downside to this is that victims can feel some coercion to give folks a break, but I never really found a solution to that quandary.)

Trying to destroy others to cover up his behavior is more calculated, more disturbing than him doing something offensive on the spur of the moment as an 18 or 19 year old sheltered and pampered idiot jock, likely in an attempt, failed though it was, at humor. There is nothing inside of me but condemnation for the reported actions by the Mannings following the matter. I will never know the ultimate truth, but I do believe this occurred more or less as reported.

 

[General Malaise]

Written by the fake black guy Shaun King. How ironic.

Regardless, pretty disgusting story if true

Probably jealous, guy sucked on the buccaneers. Just some light tea bagging, let's not get crazy

I know it's hard for some of you, but do try to read this thing in full. It's not all about the teabagging...it's the deliberate intent by Archie and Peyton to ruin this lady's life starting with a ghost written boom smearing her in the early aughts. Cost her her job at Southern Florida.

calm down man, I don't care about manning. I'm pretty sure you can find me taking him for task for this in game threads here. But this is old news that this dope of a writer had never heard of. I don't know it's possible to follow sports and not be aware of this.

This writer is pretty agenda driven with his comments and his history and here he details one side of a very old story that has been settled on the civil side and is outside the statute of limitations anyway.

News flash: elite athletes are often buoyed by privilege and are jerkoffs. And more breaking news, colleges and parents seek to protect kids.

If this guy wants to make a meal out of this, he can knock himself out but he already has lost credibility with me for his ignorance and agenda.

And yet, armed with all this "old news" you still missed the point. Good job, MOP.

 

[bigbottom]

I know it's hard for some of you, but do try to read this thing in full. It's not all about the teabagging...it's the deliberate intent by Archie and Peyton to ruin this lady's life starting with a ghost written boom smearing her in the early aughts. Cost her her job at Southern Florida.

Peyton did something awful to this lady, Archie told to lie about it, and there was a book written about it full of lies...what I don't get is how she lost her job over the book.

Her supervisor at Florida Southern had already opened the envelope (containing an excerpt from the book) and read what was in it. What Manning said about her ruined her career at Florida Southern and in college athletics once and for all. After years of amazing reviews and great work at the university, the controversy from the book and the stress it created eventually caused Dr. Jamie Naughright to be let go, once again, for doing nothing wrong.

If the book was the reason she was fired, then why didn't she sue Florida Southern for wrongful termination?

Was she under contract or an at will employee?

 

[General Malaise]

From a 2003 article: http://www.theledger.com/article/20030711/NEWS/307110376?p=3&tc=pg

"After the letter was received at Florida Southern College, it became common knowledge on campus that Dr. Naughright was the athletic trainer referred to by the defendants in Manning," the lawsuit said.

"Thereafter, Dr. Naughright was treated differently by both students and colleagues and her employment situation at Florida Southern College became untenable, which ultimately resulted in her leaving the employment of Florida Southern College."

Naughright, 32, now works in Lakeland as a personal athletic trainer.

 

[shader]

As a Bama fan, we have known about this for years. Back in the day it was well known on all the Bama boards but got little traction anywhere else.

Wouldn't surprise me if the rise of Twitter and Facebook caused this story to explode.

 

[Doctor Detroit]

Who hasn't tried the puppet maneuver when a lady medical professional is examining your foot? Or is it called the mad hatter in this case?

 

[Smack Tripper]

Written by the fake black guy Shaun King. How ironic.

Regardless, pretty disgusting story if true

Probably jealous, guy sucked on the buccaneers. Just some light tea bagging, let's not get crazy

I know it's hard for some of you, but do try to read this thing in full. It's not all about the teabagging...it's the deliberate intent by Archie and Peyton to ruin this lady's life starting with a ghost written boom smearing her in the early aughts. Cost her her job at Southern Florida.

calm down man, I don't care about manning. I'm pretty sure you can find me taking him for task for this in game threads here. But this is old news that this dope of a writer had never heard of. I don't know it's possible to follow sports and not be aware of this.

This writer is pretty agenda driven with his comments and his history and here he details one side of a very old story that has been settled on the civil side and is outside the statute of limitations anyway.

News flash: elite athletes are often buoyed by privilege and are jerkoffs. And more breaking news, colleges and parents seek to protect kids.

If this guy wants to make a meal out of this, he can knock himself out but he already has lost credibility with me for his ignorance and agenda.

And yet, armed with all this "old news" you still missed the point. Good job, MOP.

Because your point sucks.

How this remedial idiot is a writer a major American paper is an issue for another day, but given the shoddy writing I don't doubt the failing of the reporting.

This matter is neither an active criminal nor an active civil matter.

So we have character testimony in a settled civil matter as the basis of the reporting. Prosecution witnesses who shared their testimony, with no mention of defense witness testimony. But it's a settled matter. I have seen no denials of this and I'm loathe to defend manning but do you really think that 6 years into his nfl career he's sending dr vulgar whitehead stuff to her next job? Now, I don't rule it or anything out. But I would find it far more likely some zealot booster sent it to defend Pey Pey.

As for the point, is this reporting or a column? Because in reporting you typically seek a quote from the other party and if you are unsuccessful obtaining one you cite that.

The point, as the author lays out, is that hey, Peyton isn't all his public perception puts on and cam shouldn't be taken to task because of this. The author is aghast that USA today "sat" on this when the more likely scenario is that USA today couldn't find corroborating sources to forge and move forward with a story.

But if you've followed the daily news in the last 6-9 months they are circling the drain with click bait stories that probably are looser with journalistic standards as they speed toward oblivion as who cares about a lawsuit when they'll probably be out of business in a year.

I can tell by employing a guy who writes "put on blast" in a news story they're bottom scraping already

 

[Mors Venit]

Hes Peyton Manning. If he wants to rub his junk on a trainers chin and fart in his face he can.

 

[Officer Pete Malloy]

From a 2003 article: http://www.theledger.com/article/20030711/NEWS/307110376?p=3&tc=pg

"After the letter was received at Florida Southern College, it became common knowledge on campus that Dr. Naughright was the athletic trainer referred to by the defendants in Manning," the lawsuit said.

"Thereafter, Dr. Naughright was treated differently by both students and colleagues and her employment situation at Florida Southern College became untenable, which ultimately resulted in her leaving the employment of Florida Southern College."

Naughright, 32, now works in Lakeland as a personal athletic trainer and taint hat model.

 

[General Malaise]

Written by the fake black guy Shaun King. How ironic.

Regardless, pretty disgusting story if true

Probably jealous, guy sucked on the buccaneers. Just some light tea bagging, let's not get crazy

I know it's hard for some of you, but do try to read this thing in full. It's not all about the teabagging...it's the deliberate intent by Archie and Peyton to ruin this lady's life starting with a ghost written boom smearing her in the early aughts. Cost her her job at Southern Florida.

calm down man, I don't care about manning. I'm pretty sure you can find me taking him for task for this in game threads here. But this is old news that this dope of a writer had never heard of. I don't know it's possible to follow sports and not be aware of this.

This writer is pretty agenda driven with his comments and his history and here he details one side of a very old story that has been settled on the civil side and is outside the statute of limitations anyway.

News flash: elite athletes are often buoyed by privilege and are jerkoffs. And more breaking news, colleges and parents seek to protect kids.

If this guy wants to make a meal out of this, he can knock himself out but he already has lost credibility with me for his ignorance and agenda.

And yet, armed with all this "old news" you still missed the point. Good job, MOP.

Because your point sucks. How this remedial idiot is a writer a major American paper is an issue for another day, but given the shoddy writing I don't doubt the failing of the reporting.

This matter is neither an active criminal nor an active civil matter.

So we have character testimony in a settled civil matter as the basis of the reporting. Prosecution witnesses who shared their testimony, with no mention of defense witness testimony. But it's a settled matter. I have seen no denials of this and I'm loathe to defend manning but do you really think that 6 years into his nfl career he's sending dr vulgar whitehead stuff to her next job? Now, I don't rule it or anything out. But I would find it far more likely some zealot booster sent it to defend Pey Pey.

As for the point, is this reporting or a column? Because in reporting you typically seek a quote from the other party and if you are unsuccessful obtaining one you cite that.

The point, as the author lays out, is that hey, Peyton isn't all his public perception puts on and cam shouldn't be taken to task because of this. The author is aghast that USA today "sat" on this when the more likely scenario is that USA today couldn't find corroborating sources to forge and move forward with a story.

But if you've followed the daily news in the last 6-9 months they are circling the drain with click bait stories that probably are looser with journalistic standards as they speed toward oblivion as who cares about a lawsuit when they'll probably be out of business in a year.

I can tell by employing a guy who writes "put on blast" in a news story they're bottom scraping already

Jesus, I thought the author of this story was verbose...