So, That's How the Montreal Shooter Described Himself
Hillary Clinton's Remarks on the Electoral College Only Shows She Cannot Get Over...
Black Radio Host Dropped a Sound Take About the Knicks Going to the...
Nonprofit Launches Ad Blitz That Torches Canada and Mexico for 'Abusing' Major Trade...
There's Been an Update in the Nancy Guthrie Kidnapping. It's Not Good.
It's America's 250th Birthday, So We're in for a Deluge of Leftist Drivel
California Democrats Just Voted to Raise Healthcare Costs by Almost 97 Percent. Guess...
Ghost of Alexis de Tocqueville Returns — What America Can Learn From Him
Who's to Blame for the Inner-City Mess?
Democrats Declare War on School Choice
The Humble Patent
This New Poll Is Great News for Texas Republicans
The Left's Worst Political Miscalculation
Americans Should Welcome Legitimate Investigations Into Alleged Voter Registration Fraud
A Letter Home From Woke Summer Camp
Tipsheet

'Sexual Predator,' NFL Superstar Accused of Misconduct in 16 Lawsuits

'Sexual Predator,' NFL Superstar Accused of Misconduct in 16 Lawsuits
AP Photo/Jack Dempsey

On Tuesday, two more women came forward claiming NFL quarterback Deshaun Watson inappropriately exposed himself, among other lewd acts, during professional encounters they had with the star. These latest alleged victims bring the total number of lawsuits against Watson to a whopping 16.

Advertisement

Responding to the latest lawsuits, Watson’s lawyer, Rusty Hardin, released a statement claiming that the allegations are “completely false” and asking the public for “fundamental fairness” going forward.

All 16 of the women accusing Watson are represented by the same attorney, Anthony Buzbee, and each was employed as a licensed masseuse, spa worker or athletic trainer at the time of the alleged misconduct.

In his letter, Watson’s lawyer accuses Buzbee of purposefully trying the case in the court of public opinion in an effort to prematurely destroy Watson’s image.

According to Hardin, “opposing counsel [Buzbee] has orchestrated a circus like atmosphere by using social media to publicize 14 Jane Doe lawsuits. During the past seven days in a manner calculated to inflame the public and malign the Deshaun’s otherwise sterling reputation.”

Advertisement

Related:

NFL WOKE

The lawsuits were each brought by a “Jane Doe,” meaning Watson and his lawyer do not have access to the accuser's identity, a fairly common legal move meant to protect alleged victims from backlash.

In each of the cases, Watson is alleged to have exposed himself and either hinted or outright asked for sexual services.

After the first lawsuit was filed on March 16, Watson released a statement saying, "I have never treated any woman with anything other than the utmost respect."

Going forward, more lawsuits are likely to emerge as Buzbee has said he has investigators looking into upwards of two dozen allegations against the star.

Join the conversation as a VIP Member

Recommended

Trending on Townhall Videos

Advertisement
Advertisement
Advertisement