I am not advocating for this article, or the content and its meaning. However, decide for yourself. If your reply is "look at the site, yada yada yada," then read the words and take off your Cowboy glasses.
http://www.thewildcard.com/nfl-repo...tm_content=2017-08-11&utm_campaign=manualpost
From the article...
Perhaps most damning of all was the stern warning the NFL issued to Elliott at the end of the report (emphasis ours):
“You must have no further adverse involvement with law enforcement, and must not commit any additional violations of league policies. In that respect, you should understand that another violation of this nature may result in your suspension or potential banishment from the NFL."
I also heard the call to the police made by the woman who claims Zeke roughed her up. It was on the same radio program. In this call to police she claimed he had been physically abusing her all week. She was making the call from her car outside his apartment, so she said.
I have questions.
Why did she not call the police the first time he abused her, instead of seeking his company for the entire week? Only to be abused again and again.
In any of the testimony given, and that includes all evidence, has it ever been determined that she perhaps initiated the physical altercation?
At what point after he was drafted, and signed the contract, did he end the relationship with her? And what was her reaction to this after finding out she would not be included in his financial windfall? Were these events separate or one long argument over days as she (perhaps) argued to keep the relationship alive?
From the quote of the league in the article above, it appears they (the league) thinks and states the physical hard he did her over three days. They cite the bruises she suffered during each attack.
Where was the physical abuse prior to these incidents? Funny how this behavior of Zeke's started as their relationship was ending. Abuse like this doesn't manifest out of the blue. So where are the incidents prior to this revealing a pattern of behavior that leads us to believe he is an abuser?
Are was this an incident where she went bat-shart crazy when she found out his payday was not her payday?
My post is not very PC. I do not apologize for that fact. But two grown adults having an argument which results in the woman getting bruised up, and then she returns twice more before calling the police seem a bit bogus for me. And if your replay is she was captured in the midst of a batterer wife syndrome, then show me the pre-existing evidence which led up to this three day attack that conditioned her to accept the beating over and over.
Zeke may be guilty as sin. And I understand I am removing her victimhood in this post. But this story does not follow the "normal" path of a woman who accepts abuse because she has been patterned over systematic abuse that has eroded her self esteem to the point she thinks she is the reason why she is being beaten.
Last point. How long until the civil law suit is filed for millions of dollars against Zeke now that the league has essentially branded him as guilty?
One more site that has some interesting points of view on Tiffany.
http://heavy.com/sports/2016/07/tif...friend-domestic-abuse-charges-instagram-page/[/quote]
