News: Michael Irvin files $100 million lawsuit vs accuser and Marriott (Renaissance hotels)

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sacase

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What's crazy is most of the people I have seen talk about it are on his side, women including. Then I come here and certain "fans" are hating on him. Mike ain't playing this is what you go to do. Plus I saw there was another group that was hanging around him that apparently have video of the actual incident.
 

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Not a hot take and not a legal analysis, I am simply asking a very basic question from the article that is being report on.

"Irvin said he had just gotten back from having drinks with former Cowboys safety Michael Brooks. He admitted that he is unsure of what was said during the brief conversation because he had been drinking."

With all due respect Jake, you dont have to use the Socratic method of deduction here to ponder the question "if you were drunk and dont remember, how can you claim she is lying". In fact, the exact same article that is reporting this also asks the exact same question. Here it is from the article, word for word..........

"That is obviously troublesome for Irvin. If he cannot recall what he said because he was intoxicated, it will be tough for him to deny whatever allegations the woman made."
Stop. Being. Reasonable.


No place for that on this board
 

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If they start handing out 20 and 30 year sentences to these thirsty gold digging hookers for lying when evidence proves they lied, this type of thing will quickly disappear nation wide.


Just like the street trash hooker who lied on Zeke.
Tort reform!!!
 

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Irvin is almost as embarrassing as those of you unconditionally supporting him
I'm not supporting Irvin, but there is this basic principal that one is innocent until proven guilty (and for good reason IMO although I understand the court of public opinion has other rules).

This is no different than when Beckham got kicked off the plane, some parts of the story just don't seem to add up but everyone is jumping on the bandwagon to presume guilt.

45 seconds in a hotel lobby was enough for this woman to go off the handle? Since no one knows what was actually said or done at this point (and ironically enough there is a video of this encounter, but who has actually seen the video?).

I also missed it, was Irvin actually charged with some kind of crime? What were the charges if he was?

Like I said, the story isn't adding up...

Ironic I read one headline "Disgraced Michael Irvin..." Because someone accuses you of something now, you're a disgrace without all the facts being in as to what actually was said and what happens?

Will admit, did seem like a interesting fact that per another story I read, the woman accusing him of whatever actually works for the hotel.
 
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Well, that's a good way to try to clear one's name. I'd imagine that we will find out the truth or whatever happened before long.
 

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This is true but let's be honest, Mike use all his markers years ago. He's not getting the benefit of the doubt of let's say Jerry Rice or DeMarcus Ware.
....then we at "Guitly until innocence is proven"......hmmm. So walking through a hotel lobby is possibly a bad move now.
 

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If they start handing out 20 and 30 year sentences to these thirsty gold digging hookers for lying when evidence proves they lied, this type of thing will quickly disappear nation wide.


Just like the street trash hooker who lied on Zeke.
That’s not the solution
We are BY FAR the most litigious society in the world. BY FAR
The reason is not gold diggers, gold diggers are in every society, the real reason is our legal system. This country needs tort reform in the worst way
Of course it will never happen because 80% of the politicians who make these laws are lawyers and are raking in millions
 

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I'm not supporting Irvin, but there is this basic principal that one is innocent until proven guilty (and for good reason IMO although I understand the court of public opinion has other rules).

This is no different than when Beckham got kicked off the plane, some parts of the story just don't seem to add up but everyone is jumping on the bandwagon to presume guilt.

45 seconds in a hotel lobby was enough for this woman to go off the handle? Since no one knows what was actually said or done at this point (and ironically enough there is a video of this encounter, but who has actually seen the video?).

I also missed it, was Irvin actually charged with some kind of crime? What were the charges if he was?

Like I said, the story isn't adding up...

Ironic I read one headline "Disgraced Michael Irvin..." Because someone accuses you of something now, you're a disgrace without all the facts being in as to what actually was said and what happens?

Will admit, did seem like a interesting fact that per another story I read, the woman accusing him of whatever actually works for the hotel.
It's called "click bait". It shows how vulnerable one can be. Gonna be interesting because this is a hearsay story......He did this, he did that? Did he place hands on you? Did you complain to the hotel staff? Do hotel lobby cameras capture any of this? Hmmm.
 

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Irvin is almost as embarrassing as those of you unconditionally supporting him

Um, maybe because people are supposed to believe you're innocent until proven guilty and not guilty unless you can prove you're innocent. There has been no evidence provided so far, so until there is he's innocent. That's how it is supposed to work.
 

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Good- regardless of if he did something or didn’t do something that was either illegal or immoral he should be innocent until proven guilty.

As an American that is our right and he should have his day in court to put it all on the table
 
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