NFL star, Ray Rice, cut by Ravens well after knocking his future wife unconscious

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  • #101
Elley Mae said:
IDK maybe it's me. But the way I see it is, how can you ask for something if you don't know it exist. If all that was out there was her on the floor and him moving her feet and dragging her, how was anyone to know what had transpired moments before. If he was punished for what was available to view at that time then how can the nfl be at fault. idk jmo I feel that there may be alterer motives at work, just a little feeling because of the delay. I do look or try to look at angles that are sometimes looked over, but that's just me. Just seems that RR was already looked at in a bad light and maybe they are trying to make some else look worse. idk jmo It's my opinion that Goodell had no idea what RR did and that who ever released what happened was probably after Goodell for ignoring it, even though there is nothing that says he knew. jmo idk something just stinks to me that's all.
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BBM. A normal response would still be to go over and find out why she's unconscious and ask if she needs help/medical attention called for.
 
  • #102
LinasK said:
BBM. A normal response would still be to go over and find out why she's unconscious and ask if she needs help/medical attention called for.
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& it bothers me that even the (guard?) second man in the video doesn't kneel down to check on her??? He holds the elevator door open but doesn't check her either.
Scary world!
 
  • #103
Pathetic actions by all, inside and outside of the elevator.......

She hasn't seen the last of his abuse based on my experience....he will simply project his unemployment, loss of 45 mil income and criminal reputation on her, and the abuse will likely escalate.
 
  • #104
I see shades of OJ and his Dream Team and Kobe Bryant with his Denver Defense Attorney Hal Haddon. Oh, and Rae Carruth's conviction of murder for hire, too. Let me go ahead and add Oscar Pistorius into the kettle with them. One would think that being monetarily wealthy makes you mean as a mad dog.

JMO
 
  • #105
LinasK said:
BBM. A normal response would still be to go over and find out why she's unconscious and ask if she needs help/medical attention called for.
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Sorry, I was referring to Goddell and whether he knew about the knockout before the dragging.
Although I do agree that people witnessing her on the floor and him moving her with his feet and dragging her like a doll, and not saying anything is very sad. I am appalled everyday at what I see humans do to other humans, it is very unsettling to say the least. I wish i could erase about half of what I have seen. Very sad indeed.
 
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DeDee said:
I see shades of OJ and his Dream Team and Kobe Bryant with his Denver Defense Attorney Hal Haddon. Oh, and Rae Carruth's conviction of murder for hire, too. Let me go ahead and add Oscar Pistorius into the kettle with them. One would think that being monetarily wealthy makes you mean as a mad dog.

JMO
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And with the exception of Rae Carruth, apparently you can get away with being mean as a mad dog.
 
  • #111
Blondie in Spokane said:
Ray Rice plans to appeal the indefinite suspension he got from the NFL after a video surfaced showing him punching his then-finance

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...-showing-punching-financee.html#ixzz3DMF9Z59b
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Yeah, good luck with that.

There are still some idiots defending him, of course, because there always seem to be some idiots that raise athletes to rsome ridiculous level.

I remember right after the Goldman/Brown-Simpson murders every single guy I knew, including my own husband, swore up and down that OJ was innocent. However I will say they all came around eventually, most right after the Bronco fiasco. But it was interesting how vehemently they defended him initially.

I saw the same thing with Kobe. Personally, I always believed his victim, still do, but I know so many people who get really ticked when I refer to him as the rapist. As if having Basketball talent somehow equates to having high moral character.

Yeah, like that ship hasn't sailed.
 
  • #112
Blondie in Spokane said:
Ray Rice plans to appeal the indefinite suspension he got from the NFL after a video surfaced showing him punching his then-finance

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...-showing-punching-financee.html#ixzz3DMF9Z59b
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The first photo of the two of them in this article says it all. His expression is pissed and he's tightly holding her hand so she can't get away from him and she looks thinner and is looking down at the ground, knowing she's in for more...
In the 2nd photo he's leaning into her, she has her arms crossed defensively.
 
  • #113
Ray Rice needs to watch the Jay-Z/Solange Knowles elevator video over and over to see how a big, strong man can defend himself from an angry (and smaller and weaker) woman. There was absolutely no need for RR to strike his fiance in order to protect himself. NONE.

I just happened to turn on the TV and see a show called "Master Class," this time featuring Jay-Z. I don't know much about him, and maybe he's not the greatest guy or husband or whatever, and perhaps Solange had legitimate reasons to be angry with him. But I did find this quote from him to be insightful and explains why he didn't so much as lift a finger against her and yet still managed to come out of that elevator completely unharmed:

On being a man:

"At that age, being tough and not being taken advantage of...you had to be tough. But now being tough, a lot of those lines are becoming blurred. It comes with maturity and knowing who you are as a person. It's not about bravado or putting on a show for anybody. It's more about knowing who you are and knowing you don't have to react to every little thing. 'Cause those things mostly spawn out of insecurity. You feel you have to...almost like a peacock, you have to put up these things so people back away. But that doesn't make you tough."
 
  • #114
Linda7NJ said:
IMO Americans are so stupid sometimes.
I would have left!


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The coach is an idiot, just like Joe Paterno, but at least they took down his jersey and placard.
 
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Blondie in Spokane said:
NFL's Ravens knew about Rice video within hours -ESPN


Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/wires/re...knew-Rice-video-hours-ESPN.html#ixzz3DrKc3U1B
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Of course they did.

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Coach John Harbaugh wanted to drop Rice in February, ESPN report claims
But 'owner, president and general manager all opposed the move', it says
More than 20 senior sources within the club and NFL 'backed up the claims'


Goodell needs to be given his walking papers JMO. :sick:


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  • #117
kimi_SFC said:
Of course they did.

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Coach John Harbaugh wanted to drop Rice in February, ESPN report claims
But 'owner, president and general manager all opposed the move', it says
More than 20 senior sources within the club and NFL 'backed up the claims'


Goodell needs to be given his walking papers JMO. :sick:


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The NFL ought to force the owners to sell, as the NBA did with racist idiot Donald Sterling. Then fire the president and GM.
 
  • #118
Is this hulking Neanderthal going to now claim "self-defense"? :whine:
 
  • #119
REPORT: VIDEO ADDRESSED TO NFL SECURITY CHIEF

ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. (AP) "The video of Ray Rice punching his fiancee inside a casino elevator was sent to NFL headquarters to the attention of league security chief Jeffrey Miller in April, a law enforcement official says."

"The NFL has repeatedly said no one with the league saw the violent images until TMZ Sports released the video earlier this month. Miller said Thursday through an NFL spokesman that he never received the video."




http://www.nbcsports.com/football/nfl/report-video-addressed-nfl-security-chief
 
  • #120
GMAB!

Austin, TEXAS – "Facing criticism about the handling of recent abuse cases, NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell spent three hours Saturday night visiting the headquarters of the National Domestic Violence Hotline and getting an up-close look at the realities victims face."

"Hotline CEO Katie Ray-Jones, whose organization has received a multiyear, multimillion dollar pledge of assistance from the NFL, described the private meeting as "emotional" for Goodell."

"At one point he was physically moved to tears as he heard stories from our advocates about what women were encountering, that we took today," Ray-Jones said."

"Hotline officials had invited Goodell to visit the facility, which is housed in a non-descript, unmarked building in suburban Austin."

"Doing the work, as they say," was all Goodell would say when as he and several league officials walked into the building. He gave a brief wave to cameras when he stepped out of his limousine."

http://www.foxnews.com/sports/2014/...lence-hotline-headquarters/?intcmp=latestnews
 
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