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You decide, is she lying now?
Or was she lying then?
We're reaching the part where money and power matters.
Yeah her dumb butt is lying.
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You decide, is she lying now?
Or was she lying then?
We're reaching the part where money and power matters.
hardin. I’ve Been around awhile. I’ve been involved in a Coast Guard drug case with this guy years ago. Facts don’t matter, he lost. But the way he can spin crap makes you want to vomit.What guys aren't dumb?
Well Doc, you’re batting .1000 getting me to click your links only to be blocked by the Chronicle.Why Deshaun Watson's accusers may have turned to civil courts instead of police in sex assault cases
Alex Stuckey, Staff writer
April 5, 2021Updated: April 6, 2021 10:48 a.m.
More control
For some victims, taking their assault to police can seem hopeless.
Not only are they retraumatized each time they have to describe their assault, Boyce said, but it can also seem as if they are not in control of the outcomes.
“In criminal cases, the state doesn’t represent the victims, they represent the state and they control every aspect of the case,” Boyce said. “And so often (the cases) are refused for prosecution for a variety of reasons — if they think they can’t win or they think there’s too much political pressure.”
The criminal investigation process also is intrusive and time-consuming, with court hearings, follow-ups with police and medical appointments, said Olivia Rivers, executive director of the Houston-area advocacy nonprofit The Bridge Over Troubled Waters. Officers may show up at the victim’s house or workplace. Family and friends — whom the victim may not want to tell about the assault — may be interviewed to corroborate the report.
“A sexual assault exam can take hours,” she said. “How do you explain to your family why you were at a hospital for that long? Or how do you explain to your employer why you had to miss so much work for court?”
Additionally, the burden of proof also is lower in a civil court than in a criminal prosecution. Civilly, the victims have to show only a preponderance of evidence, but in criminal cases, authorities have to prove beyond a reasonable doubt that the assault happened.
Therefore, it can be easier for victims to get some form of justice in a civil court, whether it be a public apology or a monetary award for pain and suffering — especially when there isn’t enough physical evidence to criminally convict a perpetrator.
“Sexual violence ... isn’t taken seriously by society,” Rivers said. “This is about having their voices heard.”
Sometimes, victims might seek both criminal prosecution and civil damages.
WORTH READING THE WHOLE STORY
I don’t think she was lying.You decide, is she lying now?
Or was she lying then?
We're reaching the part where money and power matters.
She lied. She told her friend privately:thunderkyss said:
I don’t think she was lying. She never personally had a bad experience. She heard he was doing “stuff” & stopped working with him.
Now she’s saying this:“I told you I stopped working with [Deshaun Watson]. Because I was hearing too much stuff about him messing with other people. . . . He’s been doing a lot in the last three or four months. I even told his ass he needed to be careful because his names getting around.
Her credibility as a character witness for Watson is destroyed.My reasons for ending our professional relationship were simply due to my personal preference...
This ^ buddyShe lied. She told her friend privately:
Now she’s saying this:
Her credibility as a character witness for Watson is destroyed.
Addicts/alcoholics lie to themselves all the time. Being able to be honest with yourself is key to recovery. From 12-step book: Those who do not recover are... usually men and women who are constitutionally incapable of being honest with themselves. There are such unfortunates. They are not at fault; they seem to have been born that way.A person with an addiction does think logically when it comes to their addiction. Not playing Fraser here but it could very well be that Watson truly couldn’t comprehend them saying no.
Her story is consistent.She lied. She told her friend privately:
Now she’s saying this:
Her credibility as a character witness for Watson is destroyed.
Any press is good press. Some folks go "texans who"I feel like the Texans organization deserves the biggest fuckin apology from everyone in football circles, media, fans etc re: the initial coverage of the Watson "trade saga" and all the bullshit that swirled around about ownership and management over the years.
**** this guy. Scumbag.
We were covered all over, because of Deshaun (and others) before this mess.. had plenty of primetime games too.Any press is good press. Some folks go "texans who"
Now were all over rejoice
This is a good point. I doubt we will ever know but I’d love to see the extent the organization went to to help this guy with his problem only to be slammed by about everyone outside the organization and especially by DW.I feel like the Texans organization deserves the biggest fuckin apology from everyone in football circles, media, fans etc re: the initial coverage of the Watson "trade saga" and all the bullshit that swirled around about ownership and management over the years.
**** this guy. Scumbag.
Not to burst your bubble but Texans are not going to get dragged into this. First of all I doubt they actually knew anything about this, being idiots about how to run a football team does not equal being evil enough to help and cover up someone sexually assaulting women and if they were why would Watson be trying to get away from the ones covering for him. Second the league can't force the Texans to do much of anything, they can fine them, they won't, but the Texans are privately owned and unless there is proof of criminal actions by Janice McNair then yeah they are untouchable. Finally don't know why people keep forgetting this but Goodell is not the person who watches the watchers he is the chief henchman of the watchers and executes their will.We were covered all over, because of Deshaun (and others) before this mess.. had plenty of primetime games too.
However the attention we're getting now is not the kind you want. There's famous and infamous, both get hordes of attention, and Watson crossed over possibly dragging the organization with him..
At this point I just want to watch it all burn to the ground, lol.. Getting hopeful that somehow ownership can be implicated in this mess and the league has to step in and force a sell. Goodell would instantly go from my second worst commissioner (Adam Silver is just a pushover coffee runner) to my favorite. ANYTHING to save us from this dysfunctional **** show.. These people are starting to make me have fond memories of Bud Adams and actually miss the old fart
Even if it is just 1 legit guilty charge that's more than enough for me. He has shown a pattern of locating women on Instagram. What is he trying to get from them doesn't matter. If it was a dating site I can understand why you messaged multiple women but it's Instagram. Meaning he is up to something that is not 100% moral. Furthermore, former NFL players are saying they never used 1/4th of the therapist's Watson has. Plus, the Texans would have been happy to give him a personal massage therapist. So he is solicing for something. Meeting his GF on Instagram is not helpful for his defense. It shows that he has been using Instagram to find women for only God knows what. Sex, massage, relationships or something else a fetish maybe. Nomatter how you look at it he is up to something that should not be tolerated because it is not "clean/smart" behavior.Yes, I wanted DW4 out because I didn't think the Texans could win a championship with him. But I wanted him to be traded at the time so they could get a QB on his rookie contract and have even more picks to rebuild the team. After reading some of the filings I just want to move on from the trash that is DW4. BTW, I got a letter from the McNair's that essentially said they were going to let things play out in the legal system but DW4 was basically done in Houston. Good riddance. Nobody should be put through what these women were allegedly put through. I dont care if they were tramps or not.
Here is the full text of her response and why she stopped working with Watson.She lied. She told her friend privately:
Now she’s saying this:
Her credibility as a character witness for Watson is destroyed.
Yeah her response makes NO sense because her text explains exactly why she stopped working with himHere is the full text of her response and why she stopped working with Watson.
Frankly that is worded in such a way as to leave as few loop holes as possible, cover only the situation in question and explain every point with as few openings to questioning as possible. In other words it was either written by a professional or she was coached and told exactly how to write it and what to say no doubt with an editor reviewing prior to it being posted. This has Hardin's team fingerprints all over it.Here is the full text of her response and why she stopped working with Watson.
If they did try to nip this Watson stuff in the bud, it doesn’t erase the increased ineptitude this organization has portrayed since Bob died. I don’t put any blame on them for this Watson mess, in fact, I think it’s very possible they were trying to help him not get to where he is, but that doesn’t give them a pass for everything else.I feel like the Texans organization deserves the biggest fuckin apology from everyone in football circles, media, fans etc re: the initial coverage of the Watson "trade saga" and all the bullshit that swirled around about ownership and management over the years.
**** this guy. Scumbag.
If found guilty, I hope you're correct.Watson's career is done. He won't be getting his hands under an NFL center's buttocks ever again!
so she “told his ass he needed to be careful...”. Not only does her rhetoric sound unprofessional but this whole aspect to me is even taking on a thuggish sleazy feel. She did Hardin no favors.Yeah her response makes NO sense because her text explains exactly why she stopped working with him
Yep she would be destroyed in court as a witnessso she “told his ass he needed to be careful...”. Not only does her rhetoric sound unprofessional but this whole aspect to me is even taking on a thuggish sleazy feel. She did Hardin no favors.
You really think Hardin would call her as a witness? At most he would have a written statement submitted to the court as evidence of character and Buzbee would have a hard time convincing a judge to let him call her as a witness. Even then the most he really could ask her about was "Did you have a relationship with the defendant" and hope she makes the mistake of thinking he meant intimate relationship or "Did the defendant ever request or imply services beyond a massage" and hope she says anything except "No". In other words not worth calling her up. Even her texts to her friend would be hard to get submitted as evidence because I doubt Buzbee got them through completely legal means. This is strictly a counter punch in the battle for public opinion.Yep she would be destroyed in court as a witness
Maybe she was telling him to be careful because he had consensual sex with multiple people. Maybe she was saying he needed to careful because one of the girls could get pregnant.so she “told his ass he needed to be careful...”. Not only does her rhetoric sound unprofessional but this whole aspect to me is even taking on a thuggish sleazy feel. She did Hardin no favors.
Still, not very good for team Watson. Not only was he doing the things Buzbee is accusing him of, but there’s other stuff this “respected professional” could not abide.Here is the full text of her response and why she stopped working with Watson.
Or maybe she could be telling him the obvious?Maybe she was telling him to be careful because he had consensual sex with multiple people. Maybe she was saying he needed to careful because one of the girls could get pregnant.
I try to think like Saul Goodman in situations like these.
You beat me to it.Frankly that is worded in such a way as to leave as few loop holes as possible, cover only the situation in question and explain every point with as few openings to questioning as possible. In other words it was either written by a professional or she was coached and told exactly how to write it and what to say no doubt with an editor reviewing prior to it being posted. This has Hardin's team fingerprints all over it.
I thought she already said she stopped working with him because she heard from other women what he was doing to them? or was it someone else I’m thinking of?Maybe she was telling him to be careful because he had consensual sex with multiple people. Maybe she was saying he needed to careful because one of the girls could get pregnant.
I try to think like Saul Goodman in situations like these.
Isn't this what DW4 was was so pizzed about at the Texans: they were interfering with his off field activities to keep him out of trouble, so he rewarded them demanding a trade. Had he listened to them he might not be in this mess - talk about irony.This is a good point. I doubt we will ever know but I’d love to see the extent the organization went to to help this guy with his problem only to be slammed by about everyone outside the organization and especially by DW.
Maybe. (For the record I do think Watson is more likely guilty than anything)Or maybe she could be telling him the obvious?
Hardin seems desperateMore attorney machinations. Hardin has sent a notice to the media that he has filed a motion for Buzbee to refile ALL of the lawsuits with the names of the complainants.
I think he is looking to decrease the number of plaintiffs or paint them all with a broad brush.Hardin seems desperate
The thing with that, is many of them are licensed. Doesn’t help that Watson went to IG when he had masseuses available through the team.I think he is looking to decrease the number of plaintiffs or paint them all with a broad brush.
If he go get pictures of their Instagram accounts, paint them in a bad light, he may be able to lessen the blow of a settlement and change the story.
Someone else knew. That much is clear. Watson may have even mention in passing about a massage therapist that "almost did _____". Or if it is fact that the QB coach knew. And then the NFL is going to dive head first into any player or coach that has been on the staff since Watson was drafted. Clemson is also going to be looked into. Seeing it has been said that Watson has been doing this "even during his Clemson days" by a few articles.IF IT COMES OUT THAT HIS QB COACH NEW ABOUT THE INNER ANUS TOUCHING THEN THE TEXANS AND THE NFL R GONNA PAY $$$$$$$$$$ TO THE GIRLS FORCED 2 GET INSIDE HIS INNER BUTT
Valid point. And perhaps Amy was fired because she was starting to hear things. Being a female and in the FO she was possibly able to learn about things. So, fire her before she could go public with anything. She is said if I remember right to sue the Texans. She didn't have a case we thought. As it turns out she may have a smoking gun. Just a what if, but a HUGE one if it is/was true.Didn't the Texans fire the equipment manager?
Maybe now we know why that happened.
Now that you mentioned that it is fishy. It's not a situation where you have a change filed and never have a name tied to it. The complaintants have a right to privacy to the public. However, the name and state of each is not hidden from the lawyers. I think Watson's lawyer is just trying to scare them away. It won't be easier to get off (you can take the pun but not intentional) if you are only up against 1/2 or less than the current 20+. He may think IF he can get them thinks they are going to publish their names...they may drop the charges. Either way you look at it, your right it's very odd a lawyer like Watson's is nonstop says things about not knowing names.All legal arguments aside, I'm still quite puzzled over Hardin's insistence that somehow not being given the complainants' names compromises Watson's ability to pursue his defense. All the suits filed would have the dates and the locations that the "encounters" occurred. Between Watson's different communication accounts and Hardin's resources, tell me that there's not something a little fishy if all the information they need has not been obtained by now...........without the divulging of the complainants names in the filings. Hardin needs to stop calling the kettle black.
All legal arguments aside, I'm still quite puzzled over Hardin's insistence that somehow not being given the complainants' names compromises Watson's ability to pursue his defense. All the suits filed would have the dates and the locations that the "encounters" occurred. Between Watson's different communication accounts and Hardin's resources, tell me that there's not something a little fishy if all the information they need has not been obtained by now...........without the divulging of the complainants names in the filings. Hardin needs to stop calling the kettle black.
Exactly why what Cloak said is so true. It HAS to be an attempt to scare them into dropping charges. If they don't want to have a name in public. Only thing is they should know that even if they have every name. Legally it can't be published. So why say it every dayApparently he was paying via cash app ..... those transactions are easy to track. They know exactly who these women are , without a doubt.