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It is really a shame, because from what I read about this case, he is not in the "inner circle" of friends of this poor young lady but LE does want to talk to him among many others. He should have gone in as soon as he heard. I guess his agents were trying to help him but it may have backfired.
On the other hand, I cannot blame the NFL for not wanting to get financially involved with a new to the NFL player, until this poor lady's case is nearer a solution. Soon, I hope for the family's sake.
don't even get me started on that sorry excuse of a human being, fsu should be renamed enable university imo.............and you hit the nail on the head there my friend, a serious candidate indeed.....If he were not a serious candidate for guilt in this matter, he still would have been drafted. Look at the first pick, for goodness' sake.
If he were not a serious candidate for guilt in this matter, he still would have been drafted. Look at the first pick, for goodness' sake.
well the cowboys took the plunge........since the paternity test on wednesday proved him not to be the father and he's still not named a suspect, they signed him today.....GREATLY reduced money but he's signed.....
http://www.usatoday.com/story/sport...ys-sign-ex-lsu-lineman-lael-collins/70952370/
yep i said thatAt this point, he is neither the suspect nor the person of interest.
So....does the fact he proved not to be the father make it more, or less, likely that he will prove to be a serious suspect?
So....does the fact he proved not to be the father make it more, or less, likely that he will prove to be a serious suspect?