Exactly, and the cover up is usually worse than the crime in many cases. Jerry remaining silent on this raises red flags to me. I am sure there are many more details we do not know about which may have been swept under the rug. The payout of $2.4m is just the tip of the iceberg on this i feel. Keeping Dalrymple around until his early retirement age of 62 as well. Maybe they knew this was about to explode and wanted him to be considered ex-employee for PR reasons, ironically .
They knew, the reporter verified that in his interview. When the ex exec reached out to him, he began his questioning and was immediately contacted by Wilkinson, the crisis management guy employed by the team. He had the story already down pat but offered not one shred of evidence, just their word they had internally investigated it and it was nothing, a 2.4M nothing.
The reporter did speak to at least one of the cheerleaders but because of the NDA will not reveal her name. But he did say he felt she had more she wanted to say and almost needed to say. It was as if she regretted taking the money.
They took the payoff and I am not condemning that as I wasn't there and do not know their options but it was a he said/she said about the identity because only one cheerleader actually saw Dalrymple. She's going to take on the Dallas Cowboys and their legal team? And what about her relationship with the other cheerleaders?
Behind all of this is the fact these 4 women know this is not an isolated incident with this guy and he got away with it. Even kept his job except for this mysterious letter being placed in his file that he should just keep with watching porn, not creating it.
TC, for all we know, this isn't a former exec of the Cowboys, the reported might be using that as a screen, it could be the cheerleader that is struggling with this.
All of these situations we see with women treated poorly and downright criminal in some cases leaves this open wound that cannot heal as long as the culprit walks free. They end up with psychological problems that makes their life worst than the initial act. Guilt never dies, it just hides well.
