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I don't know who the blogger is but it is of note that he is "publishing a book." If his story had merit I think the news station would have covered it. In any case, it is innuendo and rumor mongering. It could turn out to be true but at this point it lowers the reliability of this source IMO. Why did he wait until Ben is accused of this crime to go public with his own accusation? Why didn't he blog about it at the time?
Famous people don't owe anything to anybody else, but it takes a special kind of scumbag to be so oblivious as to how everyone else was living in the real world and buy into their own B.S. and truly believe they so far above the common man that it's acceptable for them to act like that. I don't know.You can't expect stars to do everything asked of them, but there are obviously some men and women who do what they can, which is more than can be said for B.R.Blowing off a Make-A-Wish kid isn't being a bad citizen?
Specifically how? In what way did he blow off the make -a-wish kid? Were are the details? Why do you infer Ben might have been high on something other than alcohol and yet provide not type of reason?
KDKA is the local CBS affiliate and I think they tread pretty lightly when it comes to Steeler players. Exposing something like this could potentially damage the relationship and lead to less access and cooperation. I could see a news director deciding not to pursue that lead.Stiegerwald has long been a guy who speaks his mind and doesn't worry about being PC. I don't think his motivation has much to do with the fact that he's writing a book.
