I don't like Big Ben. Might even go as far as to say I hate him. I hate the Steelers. I hate the city of Pittsburgh and everything and everybody associated with it. Don't ask why. I have my reasons. Honestly, I wanna give the guy the benefit of the doubt. So many times we've seen these money grubbing whores just trying to make a quick buck off a big time celebrity. Like the whole Duke lacrosse thing. Those accusers all had a fishy background plus they were strippers so they really don't have any lawful rights. But this is different. Like this is a 20 year old college gal, comes from what seems to be a good family and was reportedly hysterical. You can fake sadness and all that shit by hysteria is a creature of its own. You can't fake that shit. It's like you can pretend to be mad but you can't recreate the feeling of when you completely snap and put a motherfuckers head through a window. Trust me. The bottom line is something happened here. Big Ben did something or put something, somewhere he shouldn't be plugging household items in. I wanna know if his only defense is that she slipped and bumped her head and that's why she was freaking out. I'm no attorney but when I read it the first thing I said was, "Really? That's what you came up with? "
Thursday, March 11, 2010
Big Ben Didn't Have Sex With Her. He Just Punched Her and She Woke Up With Her Shirt Off
Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Ben Roethlisberger told police in Milledgeville, Ga., no sexual intercourse took place between him and his accuser, a television station in Pittsburgh reported on Wednesday. A 20-year-old woman told police Roethlisberger, who had been out barhopping with friends, assaulted her early March 5. Roethlisberger has not been charged. As previously reported by ESPN's Kelly Naqi, Roethlisberger talked to Milledgeville police the night of the alleged attack. KDKA, the CBS affiliate in Pittsburgh, reported Roethlisberger told police and others in his party he did not have sexual intercourse with the young woman. Sources told KDKA Roethlisberger said he had contact with the woman that was not consummated and afterward she slipped and fell, injuring her head. It was also reported Wednesday that two off-duty Pennsylvania law enforcement officers were with Roethlisberger at the Georgia nightclub. Anthony Barravecchio, an officer on the force in the Pittsburgh suburb of Coraopolis, and Pennsylvania Trooper Ed Joyner were among about eight people with Roethlisberger celebrating his birthday at the club, attorney Michael Santicola said. Santicola said the men were there because they are friends of the two-time Super Bowl winner. "They were not there in their official capacity," said Santicola, who represents Barravecchio but said Joyner is also a longtime friend. Santicola, who's based in western Pennsylvania, said both of the law enforcement officers who were with Roethlisberger are cooperating fully with the investigation, but say they saw nothing inappropriate. "They saw nothing inappropriate, no criminal activity and no inappropriate contact or behavior," Santicola said, adding that Barravecchio was "completely sober" during the evening.
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