(04-06-2021, 06:04 PM)jagibelieve Wrote: So is it "criminal" or "abuse" if I get a massage and request a "happy ending"?

If the "happy ending" is granted because I happen to be a star athlete is that considered "criminal" or "abuse"?

What if I got a "happy ending" and the masseuse got a lawyer that told her he could get big bucks for her because she "felt guilty" afterwards?

Our justice system isn't slanted one way or the other, it's "slanted" in that a person is "innocent until proven guilty".

So what law(s) has he broken?  What crime(s) did he commit?  Where is the PROOF of such crime(s)?

As I have said before, this sure looks like a case of a greedy lawyer and some greedy women that want to get a "payday" from the man.

It depends on how it played out. Exposing yourself is a crime and brushing against someone is a crime. I don't see how criminal charges are filed though because there is no proof unless the messages prove it. Once you add all the complaints, with therapy and tell other people immediately, you can easily win a civil case.

I've said all along that he will probably win any criminal cases but lose the war. The war is his NFL career.

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