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That answers the first most basic question. So far they haven’t released him.
sorry about your broncos"Daddy, why is the man who is accused of sexual assault living in our house?"
"Well, son, because winning is all that matters in life, and this guy can help us win, so it's okay. We call it the Patriot Way."
No, they don't prove it. But they're pretty damning.theplayer11 said:texts prove nothing....except that he uses bad English and language and that she was probably exploiting him.
oh..and that he jizzed on her back..after finishing having sex with her.....or him sneaking up behind her as she was watching some religious show and jacking off on her back. Believe what you want. Dude must be pretty stealthy if you believe the later.
Or really fast, if you believe the latter.theplayer11 said:texts prove nothing....except that he uses bad English and language and that she was probably exploiting him.
oh..and that he jizzed on her back..after finishing having sex with her.....or him sneaking up behind her as she was watching some religious show and jacking off on her back. Believe what you want. Dude must be pretty stealthy if you believe the later.
It all depends on when his money for this season becomes guaranteed and exactly how his guaranteed are structures. If it became guaranteed with no caveats when he signed the deal, then they're out of luck. Conduct detrimental would allow them to suspend him, void future guarantees or void remaining salary, but already guaranteed money for this season could be sunk. But then that really wouldn't be "guaranteed", now would it?At a bare minimum they are entitled to the conduct detrimental clause included in all contracts and in the CBA. Just like the Raiders could have, they could move to void the contract (and would have a much stronger case than OAK).
I tend to agree that the NFL probably isn't going to put him on the exempt list for this right away, but let's slow down here a bit. Mike Tannenbaum was one of the worst GMs in the NFL. I'm not sure I'm taking his word on anything.Their other NFL Insider who I cited above who actually was a GM and VP of Operations I the NFL with two franchises said the opposite, essentially that players remain eligible during civil suits.
how are they damning?No, they don't prove it. But they're pretty damning.
Yeah exactly what I interpreted. Damning? LOL hardly.how are they damning?
His text essentially say "you tried to scam me but it didnt work...we had sex and youre dumb".
He had a guaranteed contract in Oakland and was already paid $1 million up front and has millions in the bank. The timing isn't an issue as far as money is concerned but it is in terms of why and how the national media ran with this story because it assures more clicks but they don't run these stories unless it is safe so I wonder if ABs tweets where he admits explicit details were enough for them to run with it because those details are on public record.I guess she wanted to be sure he secured a guaranteed contract before filing this? The timing is very suspect.
While possible, everyone assumed he had a guaranteed $30M a few months ago. I don't think anyone (including this girl/her lawyer) could have predicted that his tenure in Oakland would have played out the way it did, thus negating his (presumed) guaranteed contract with the Raiders.I guess she wanted to be sure he secured a guaranteed contract before filing this? The timing is very suspect.
We need to stop making assumptions about how a victim of sexual assault should react. Quite often they try to pretend that it never took place. Quite often they pursue a relationship with their attacker. Quite often they don’t report anything until months or years later. They don’t behave in what we expect to be a rational manner, and what they do or don’t do should never be used as evidence of false accusations.-According to AB's lawyer, she hit him up for Steelers tickets 7 months after the "forcible rape". Assuming that is provable, I have a difficult time believing the accusation is true and then she circled back for some tickets months later like it was no big deal
Are they that rare? I happen to have first hand exposure to one, and it made me wonder. Decades back when I was in the Army, my roommate was falsely accused of forcible rape. CID showed up to the barracks and dragged him away in cuffs. The thing is, it was a barracks, and I happened to be in the damn room when this chick banged on our door, threw herself at him, and then loudly banged him out (we had a shower curtain between our two sides of the room). So, after I had my statement taken, he was released. She had filed the complaint after my roommate had told her he wasn't interested in a relationship with her. Turns out, this was the THIRD dude she had accused of forcible rape in the 14 months she'd been in the Army. All charges dropped each time. No punishment for her at any point.False accusations of celebrities, and men in general, do happen from time to time. But statistically they’re rare. In most cases when a woman makes an accusation of sexual assault, she’s telling the truth.
Obviously, statistics don’t make Antonio Brown guilty. But on the other hand, they should offer a little pause to the many voices in here who seem to automatically assume his innocence based on the mistaken assumption that many of these women lie. The truth is it doesn’t happen very often at all.
I don't think the odd timing element stems from the new contract with NE. IMO, the odd timing element was waiting for him to have a meltdown in OAK, AB threatening their GM, and Brown going crazy on IG. Most of the country perceived Brown to be in the wrong in all that, so she essentially is riding the wave of his craziness to file her suit. In a round about way, some people will now feel she is more believable based on the events of the past week. We still have very little to go on to what actually happened.He had a guaranteed contract in Oakland and was already paid $1 million up front and has millions in the bank. The timing isn't an issue as far as money is concerned but it is in terms of why and how the national media ran with this story because it assures more clicks but they don't run these stories unless it is safe so I wonder if ABs tweets where he admits explicit details were enough for them to run with it because those details are on public record.
I really don't know what to make of this but to question the timing of the accuser just because he got another guaranteed contract does not make sense unless she is angling to get paid for her story and drops the case if starts doing interviews for money.
I also knew someone who was falsely accused, and his life was ruined as a result.Are they that rare? I happen to have first hand exposure to one, and it made me wonder. Decades back when I was in the Army, my roommate was falsely accused of forcible rape. CID showed up to the barracks and dragged him away in cuffs. The thing is, it was a barracks, and I happened to be in the damn room when this chick banged on our door, threw herself at him, and then loudly banged him out (we had a shower curtain between our two sides of the room). So, after I had my statement taken, he was released. She had filed the complaint after my roommate had told her he wasn't interested in a relationship with her. Turns out, this was the THIRD dude she had accused of forcible rape in the 14 months she'd been in the Army. All charges dropped each time. No punishment for her at any point.
So, I'm not so sure it is rare, and even if it is, false accusations still happen.
Huh?they don't run these stories unless it is safe
That's fair I guess. It just seems weird.We need to stop making assumptions about how a victim of sexual assault should react. Quite often they try to pretend that it never took place. Quite often they pursue a relationship with their attacker. Quite often they don’t report anything until months or years later. They don’t behave in what we expect to be a rational manner, and what they do or don’t do should never be used as evidence of false accusations.
Patriots moving forward as though something is a non-issue isn't proof that nothing happened.If the NFL comments on this, or certainly takes action, that's when this will be a real story, IMO. It's been reported that he's practicing, so obviously the Patriots are moving forward as though this is a non-issue (although, they're as familiar with above-the-law antics as anyone). They certainly could be taking a wait and see approach, which is probably something we all should do. Here's hoping the right side comes out ahead.
I wonder if rich folks are targeted by false accusations at a higher rate? I assume so, but don't know if that has ever been studied/examined.I also knew someone who was falsely accused, and his life was ruined as a result.
But, statistically it is rare.
How?how are they damning?
His text essentially say "you tried to scam me but it didnt work...we had sex and youre dumb".
Link?I also knew someone who was falsely accused, and his life was ruined as a result.
But, statistically it is rare.
I knew someone who was accused in a crowded bar a long time ago. She was drunk and was with her friends and stood up and viciously accused someone of raping her.I also knew someone who was falsely accused, and his life was ruined as a result.
But, statistically it is rare.
WTF are you talking about.How?
Because they illustrate, in his own words, that he's guilty of sexual assault. He admits in his text to sexually assaulting her. Any situation like this will always start with a toss-up, 50/50, his word vs. hers. But then you have his erratic behavior, which shows a propensity towards violence and aggression, coupled with his own text messages in which he laughs about assaulting her...yeah, pretty damning.
Not that false accusation don't happen, but they "seem easily caught; they rarely make it very far through judicial systems."
Brown and his attorneys have made the claim that this woman tried to get him to "invest" 7 figures in some sort of real estate fraud scheme and there are rumors that she and her mother owe a ton of money in back taxes.Newman's story also outlines common qualities of false accusers. There's one way she describes them that's often quoted: "[A]lmost invariably, adult false accusers who persist in pursuing charges have a previous history of bizarre fabrications or criminal fraud. Indeed, they're often criminals whose family and friends are also criminals; broken people trapped in chaotic lives."
And you do?Total scam lawsuit. And if you don’t think the Pats already knew about this before they signed Antonio Brown you have no clue .
He's not paid to write. Texting is likely the only writing he has ever done since junior high.How on earth did anyone understand the gibberish he wrote to her. It is frightening how illiterate this clown is, just scary.
Haha, gonna be a rough season. Fortunately, the glow of the Blues Stanley Cup win is still very much there.sorry about your broncos
I have no idea if they did or didn't. You think AB or Rosenhaus would have volunteered this kind of information while negotiating a contract. AB has multiple lawsuits filed against him, it is tough to keep up with them all.Total scam lawsuit. And if you don’t think the Pats already knew about this before they signed Antonio Brown you have no clue .
In both content and style.Those alleged text messages are disgusting.
Yeah, that article doesn't say what tim seems to think it says.Not that false accusation don't happen, but they "seem easily caught; they rarely make it very far through judicial systems."