The problem is Watson had no intention on anyone touching his ass.
Apparently he was laying face up with no towel on with his flag raised looking directly in their eyes.
Houston super lawyer Tony Buzbee sues Deshaun Watson
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The problem is Watson had no intention on anyone touching his ass.
Apparently he was laying face up with no towel on with his flag raised looking directly in their eyes.
Again soThe problem is Watson had no intention on anyone touching his ass.
Apparently he was laying face up with no towel on with his flag raised looking directly in their eyes.
The deceased owner called the players inmates.
Think that apple fell down the hill from the tree?
My thing is this.
If he expected them and didn't rape anyone
What are we doing here?
Im not on any side of this
But if the suit is he wanted sex and that made me feel uncomfortable that's not a reason to get paid
If you physically take it
That's where the line is
Good
.Don't be surprised if in a few years there'll be wailing and gnashing of teeth.
And yet we don't see his name plastered over media outlets...so...I would say he has something to teach.
What did Blade say about ice skating uphill?
Any wealthy male who gets sued civilily but not criminally involving sexual issues is being legally shaken down. No way in hell a rich man does anything criminal to a woman and she doesnt call the police immediately. Its just like MJ was accussed of child molestration but no one called the police but ALL of them called lawyers. Thats bullshit its a money grab probably propped up by the Texans to discredit him to keep him
Every time I see this thread bumped the body count is higher. 
Oh the line is definitely dangerous in this me too era. We're in the same era where Tiger Woods was some sort of villain for smashing chicks. Like athletes cheating isn't common.
but DeShaun is also a country dude from a small town. It's dangerous territory if you assume that the chicks are willing to give you head because another one or others did...and you're just whipping it out. He's innocent or a creepy perv.
Dudes reputation is taken a hit, and it doesn't matter if he's innocent or the why, because that story will never be as big and most people only read the headlines.
What's fucked up is the Rockets done lost 18 games in a row and they still not the worst franchise in the city right now
OK here the thing, I'm gonna be real fair here...
Deshaun WRONG
how?
DM instagram massages? Negro WTf?
and going to the women houses ALONE?!?
Lets forget the assault stuff for a SECOND
Just off THAT alone?
He deserve this! He aint NEW to this how many DECADES of athletes getting hemmed up have we witnessed?
What kinda circle does he have?
Cause now no matter what?
ANY correspondence he had with these women can be twisted up
And OK even we can say these women KNEW who he was and WHAT it was?
So?
Watson exposed himself VOLUNTARILY to GET GOT... WHOSE FAULT is that?
Now we GOTTA also address the part where Watson COULD BE GUILTY.
WE been SHOCKED by athletes who would have NEVER SUSPECTED
killing pregnant girlfriends being serial rapists etc etc before so I ain't out here caping for Watson either
BUT this WHOLE thing just SEEMS SUSPICIOUS and OFF and JUST FISHY
but even if he is found INNOCENT and HOPE and PRAY he is...
Watson put HIMSELF HERE...
this man may have derailed a potential 300 million dollar total career
over a deep booty massage
pause to infinity
And The New S.O.P. Is......We Don't Have Shit For Evidence So If We Can Just Get 7 or More Broads to Cosign the Bullshit People Will Just Go.....Well With All Those Women Saying It He Must Have Done Something....#foh
I've thought about the reason/s these dudes put themselves in these types or all types of situations. I'm older and that certainly factors into my thinking and approach now, but I can relate to the reckless nature of the approach. When you're playing, you don't necessarily think shit like that can happen to you, especially if it wasn't an issue at first and even more bc you've got money now. Not saying he did anything wrong, I have no opinion other than there are some bitches that are out for money. If they lied on him, if I were him, I'd spend all money destroying their lives through counter suits and exposing them.
I just hope this shit ain't no Darren Sharper situation. That was the most gangsta criminal rapist shit ever. Homie was on the NFL network like it was nothing and then traveling to rape with his homies.
I hear you. I hear you
But these young folk can't have it BOTH ways. They have ACCESS to all this knowledge and history and choose to ignore. Until...
You can't be a athlete as long as he has with the LIFE he has and the mama he has.. and be THIS reckless. I KNOW all these athletes male and female feel invincible but after Kaep and George Floyd and pandemic and EVERYTHING in between?
and all the HUNDREDS of OTHER players who don't fall into this trap?
I can't just say well he made some bad decisions. He made life destroying decisions and possibly MORE than once.
ALL that being said i f these women LIED on him?
I hope he invests MILLIONS in getting retribution.
But if this is true? As much as we have seen other athletes and you named one of the worst, do some evil...
this one?
Could be one of the most not only heartbreaking but hurt the overall black athlete in America in a whole new way.
Cause we were holding him up as the best of us.
Lawyer says lawsuits against Houston Texans QB Deshaun Watson up to 12
Houston lawyer Tony Buzbee said during a news conference Friday that he will be filing an additional five lawsuits against Deshaun Watson "in due course" -- bringing the number of total cases to 12 alleging inappropriate conduct and sexual assault by the Texans' quarterback.
Buzbee also said he has spoken to "more than 10 additional women" who have come forward with reports about similar conduct from Watson after encounters.
Buzbee said alleged inappropriate conduct by Watson has happened as recently as this month, which was after the first time Buzbee said he spoke to Watson's lawyer Scott Gaffield. Watson has since hired Houston attorney Rusty Hardin.
Buzbee said during the news conference that his office has been in contact with police and that he would provide information to them about the women who intend to sue Watson. The Houston Police Department said in a statement posted to Twitter later Friday that it was unaware of any contact it had with Buzbee regarding the allegations or the filings of any incident reports. Buzbee later wrote on social media that the contact he referenced earlier was with a detective that he knows who reached out to him.
Buzbee also said he is not aware of any police reports filed before the civil suits.
"That's going to be our next step," Buzbee said, noting he will do so when his clients are ready but without offering a timeline on when that would be.
Buzbee said Watson's representatives have known about the allegations for more than a month.
"We actually had contact with Deshaun Watson's agent/lawyer from Los Angeles, who minimized these allegations, who did not take them seriously," Buzbee said. "We wanted to resolve this matter without a lawsuit, without any publicity. We knew that once we filed a lawsuit -- Texas, of course, has an open courts provision in the constitution, so all lawsuits are public. We wanted to avoid that."
Hardin on Friday issued a statement saying the allegations against Watson are "meritless."
"I'm extremely proud to represent Deshaun Watson and wholly stand behind him against what we believe are meritless allegations," Hardin's statement said. "However, we will wait to comment in detail until we've completed our review of the numerous, evolving allegations from Mr. Buzbee. We will respond next week and ask you to keep an open mind until we do so."
After Buzbee's announcement of the first lawsuit Tuesday, Watson responded on Twitter by saying that he rejected "a baseless six-figure settlement demand" and that this is "about clearing my name, and I look forward to doing that." At the time of his statement, Watson said he had not seen the first lawsuit.
"I have never treated any woman with anything other than the utmost respect," Watson said in his statement.
In Friday's news conference, Buzbee said one of the women said Watson was referred to her by a Texans athletic trainer, while another woman said Watson was referred to her by Quincy Avery, Watson's personal quarterback coach and athletic trainer.
Buzbee said that when he filed the first lawsuit on Tuesday night, he was representing only two women. Since then, the other women have come forward.
NFL spokesperson Brian McCarthy on Thursday said "the matter is under review" of the league's personal conduct policy, and the Texans said they would stay in close contact with the NFL during the league's investigation. Buzbee said that he has not had any contact with the Texans and that the only contact with the NFL has been the letter he received from Lisa Friel, the league's special counsel for investigations.
Buzbee has yet to directly respond to the NFL's request to interview him and his clients, league sources told ESPN's Ed Werder, although he vowed cooperation in his news conference. The NFL protocol would also involve an eventual interview with Watson.
Under terms of the NFL personal conduct policy, Watson could be punished if the league determines the allegations are true, regardless of the outcome in court, but a source told Werder that it's premature to discuss what the allegations could mean for Watson's future.
While there has been speculation that NFL commissioner Roger Goodell could place Watson on the exempt list, that is not believed to be a current option because the NFL offseason has begun and that process was designed to remove players facing potential disciplinary action from practices and games.
The seven lawsuits filed so far depict a pattern of sexual assault against massage therapists in the Houston area. One woman alleges she was forced into oral sex during the course of the massage. Six of the lawsuits allege these were one-time encounters with Watson, but one woman alleges she was sexually assaulted by Watson on multiple occasions. That lawsuit says the first massage was booked through the spa where the licensed aesthetician worked. The six other lawsuits allege Watson first inquired about the massage through Instagram direct messages.
Three of the four lawsuits filed Thursday night accuse him of inappropriate contact; the fourth said he forcibly tried to kiss a woman.
"Watson's behavior is part of a disturbing pattern of preying on vulnerable women," the fourth lawsuit reads.
All of the women who have filed lawsuits against Watson to this point have done so anonymously. Many of them allege they were intimidated by his physical stature and his status as an NFL quarterback.
Buzbee said Friday that three of the women his law firm represents "are undergoing intensive therapy as a result of the defendant's conduct."
Watson's agent, David Mulugheta, posted on Twitter on Friday.
"Sexual assault is real. Victims should be heard, offenders prosecuted," Mulugheta posted Friday. "Individuals fabricate stories in pursuit of financial gain often. Their victims should be heard, and those offenders also prosecuted. I simply hope we keep this same energy with the truth."
Houston lawyer Tony Buzbee said during a news conference Friday that he will be filing an additional five lawsuits against Deshaun Watson "in due course" -- bringing the number of total cases to 12 alleging inappropriate conduct and sexual assault by the Texans' quarterback.
Buzbee also said he has spoken to "more than 10 additional women" who have come forward with reports about similar conduct from Watson after encounters.
Buzbee said alleged inappropriate conduct by Watson has happened as recently as this month, which was after the first time Buzbee said he spoke to Watson's lawyer Scott Gaffield. Watson has since hired Houston attorney Rusty Hardin.
Buzbee said during the news conference that his office has been in contact with police and that he would provide information to them about the women who intend to sue Watson. The Houston Police Department said in a statement posted to Twitter later Friday that it was unaware of any contact it had with Buzbee regarding the allegations or the filings of any incident reports. Buzbee later wrote on social media that the contact he referenced earlier was with a detective that he knows who reached out to him.
Buzbee also said he is not aware of any police reports filed before the civil suits.
"That's going to be our next step," Buzbee said, noting he will do so when his clients are ready but without offering a timeline on when that would be.
Buzbee said Watson's representatives have known about the allegations for more than a month.
"We actually had contact with Deshaun Watson's agent/lawyer from Los Angeles, who minimized these allegations, who did not take them seriously," Buzbee said. "We wanted to resolve this matter without a lawsuit, without any publicity. We knew that once we filed a lawsuit -- Texas, of course, has an open courts provision in the constitution, so all lawsuits are public. We wanted to avoid that."
Hardin on Friday issued a statement saying the allegations against Watson are "meritless."
"I'm extremely proud to represent Deshaun Watson and wholly stand behind him against what we believe are meritless allegations," Hardin's statement said. "However, we will wait to comment in detail until we've completed our review of the numerous, evolving allegations from Mr. Buzbee. We will respond next week and ask you to keep an open mind until we do so."
After Buzbee's announcement of the first lawsuit Tuesday, Watson responded on Twitter by saying that he rejected "a baseless six-figure settlement demand" and that this is "about clearing my name, and I look forward to doing that." At the time of his statement, Watson said he had not seen the first lawsuit.
"I have never treated any woman with anything other than the utmost respect," Watson said in his statement.
In Friday's news conference, Buzbee said one of the women said Watson was referred to her by a Texans athletic trainer, while another woman said Watson was referred to her by Quincy Avery, Watson's personal quarterback coach and athletic trainer.
Buzbee said that when he filed the first lawsuit on Tuesday night, he was representing only two women. Since then, the other women have come forward.
NFL spokesperson Brian McCarthy on Thursday said "the matter is under review" of the league's personal conduct policy, and the Texans said they would stay in close contact with the NFL during the league's investigation. Buzbee said that he has not had any contact with the Texans and that the only contact with the NFL has been the letter he received from Lisa Friel, the league's special counsel for investigations.
Buzbee has yet to directly respond to the NFL's request to interview him and his clients, league sources told ESPN's Ed Werder, although he vowed cooperation in his news conference. The NFL protocol would also involve an eventual interview with Watson.
Under terms of the NFL personal conduct policy, Watson could be punished if the league determines the allegations are true, regardless of the outcome in court, but a source told Werder that it's premature to discuss what the allegations could mean for Watson's future.
While there has been speculation that NFL commissioner Roger Goodell could place Watson on the exempt list, that is not believed to be a current option because the NFL offseason has begun and that process was designed to remove players facing potential disciplinary action from practices and games.
The seven lawsuits filed so far depict a pattern of sexual assault against massage therapists in the Houston area. One woman alleges she was forced into oral sex during the course of the massage. Six of the lawsuits allege these were one-time encounters with Watson, but one woman alleges she was sexually assaulted by Watson on multiple occasions. That lawsuit says the first massage was booked through the spa where the licensed aesthetician worked. The six other lawsuits allege Watson first inquired about the massage through Instagram direct messages.
Three of the four lawsuits filed Thursday night accuse him of inappropriate contact; the fourth said he forcibly tried to kiss a woman.
"Watson's behavior is part of a disturbing pattern of preying on vulnerable women," the fourth lawsuit reads.
All of the women who have filed lawsuits against Watson to this point have done so anonymously. Many of them allege they were intimidated by his physical stature and his status as an NFL quarterback.
Buzbee said Friday that three of the women his law firm represents "are undergoing intensive therapy as a result of the defendant's conduct."
Watson's agent, David Mulugheta, posted on Twitter on Friday.
"Sexual assault is real. Victims should be heard, offenders prosecuted," Mulugheta posted Friday. "Individuals fabricate stories in pursuit of financial gain often. Their victims should be heard, and those offenders also prosecuted. I simply hope we keep this same energy with the truth."
It's 2021.
How dare you apply logic to anything.
Exactly. They can't prove you raped them. Hell, they can't even prove you even had sex with them. But in the same vein, you can't prove that you didn't . You can't prove consensual sex . Crazy as fuck
Yeah and the whole lying on his back for a "massage"...
Is true?
Young man
Who raised you?
Is true?
Young man
Who raised you?
They bout to Mike Vick this nigga
Lol I have good friends in the 7 fig yr mark or soon to be in 7 fig mark and they are in the shadows.. it can be done.. you can keep a low key life and underplay your status and accomplishments
Right
And I'm all for creepy perv label
But that isn't as serious as actual sexual misconduct.
I'll wait to see what's going on because literally up until this point nobody has ever had a bad thing to say about him
In fact he has done so much good shit and is a product of warrick dunn's good shit
He grew up in one of those houses dunn used to buy for single mothers
"...you gotta let these things go through the system...I see where the judge in Minnesota decided not to change of venue for the Chauvin case that's on the George Floyd situation. I thought that was a good decision. I NEVER once asked to have the venue changing..."
The juice spilling the tea.
Yeah it was trending on twitter, so I reposted it here
But I'm not sure how truthful it is
There’s two possibilities:
Either Deshaun uses massages to get his meat beat.
Or a lawyer convinced 22 women to come together and corroborate a scheme of lies to take him down.
Ok time out I'm gonna call bullshit on this.
I am currently 6'3 240lbs. I told the story in another thread about a coworker of mine that won a private meet and greet with himself, Watson, a few Texans cheerleaders and maybe 9 other Texans fans. That dude was my height but about 215lbs.
When he came back to work the night after the event he said SPECIFICALLY how shocked he was at Watson's stature... he was like you'd think he was a huge person because of the sport he plays but he was actually smaller than both of us.
**On a side note... speaking on the stature of NFL quarterbacks, Kurt Warner is a giant
@spider705
Bruh..... This is actually on TMZ's website and twitter feed
I think Watson actually said this.....
This is the dumbest excuse I've ever heard...
If he really wanted a "professional massage" then why just stick to 1 masseuse
If you are a high profile celebrity stick to 1 "professional" that you trust, to limit your exposure of something like this happening
Why are you running through every other hoe on Instagram ???
Bruh..... This is actually on TMZ's website and twitter feed
I think Watson actually said this.....
This is the dumbest excuse I've ever heard...
If he really wanted a "professional massage" then why just stick to 1 masseuse
If you are a high profile celebrity stick to 1 "professional" that you trust, to limit your exposure of something like this happening
Why are you running through every other hoe on Instagram ???
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Bruh..... This is actually on TMZ's website and twitter feed
I think Watson actually said this.....
This is the dumbest excuse I've ever heard...
If he really wanted a "professional massage" then why just stick to 1 masseuse
If you are a high profile celebrity stick to 1 "professional" that you trust, to limit your exposure of something like this happening
Why are you running through every other hoe on Instagram ???
I think Watson actually said this.....
This is the dumbest excuse I've ever heard...
If he really wanted a "professional massage" then why just stick to 1 masseuse
If you are a high profile celebrity stick to 1 "professional" that you trust, to limit your exposure of something like this happening
Why are you running through every other hoe on Instagram ???
@spider705
Bruh..... This is actually on TMZ's website and twitter feed
I think Watson actually said this.....
This is the dumbest excuse I've ever heard...
If he really wanted a "professional massage" then why just stick to 1 masseuse
If you are a high profile celebrity stick to 1 "professional" that you trust, to limit your exposure of something like this happening
Why are you running through every other hoe on Instagram ???
Tmz usually pretty reliable...
If this shit is true, he bout to sit down a while... unless there's hard evidence of collusion presented between the Texans organization, this lawyer, and these women, Deshaun Watson is going to be in some VERY hot water and will likely miss some games...
Wow
Bruh..... This is actually on TMZ's website and twitter feed
I think Watson actually said this.....
This is the dumbest excuse I've ever heard...
If he really wanted a "professional massage" then why just stick to 1 masseuse
If you are a high profile celebrity stick to 1 "professional" that you trust, to limit your exposure of something like this happening
Why are you running through every other hoe on Instagram ???
He should remain silent because this isn’t a good excuse. You work for a billion dollar corporation you can get a professional.