‘I’m a very famous person, unfortunately.’

I am continually impressed by the ability of large institutions to shoot themselves in the dick when handling these situations. Just the photo is an incredible own goal; everything after it is inexplicable.

I am aware of what he has been through, but I appreciate your thoughtful analysis of his issues. I feel sorry for him too, but I don’t think I am attacking him. I’d like to think I am correcting him...because he is wrong and what he has been through doesn’t change that. He has a tremendous platform most survivors…

I am super uncomfortable with his assertation that there is a financial “upside” to victimization. Between that and his constant wriggling refusal to name names for vague financial reasons, I feel like it casts a lot of doubt over his intentions here, and potentially makes it even easier for his detractors to ignore…

I know his pain. My last employer totally blackballed me because I kept showing up to drive the school bus drunk.

But what if the White Black Panther Baby is also a Combat Veteran with a Purple Heart??

Anthony Lunardelli, described Giants quarterback Eli Manning as having “jew luck” in a Facebook comment on Feb. 5, 2012.

his best friend is black (and “lives in the condo I own”), so he couldn’t possibly be racist.

Around five years ago, I was a TA for an undergraduate literature course that had 300 students; there were two TAs and our job was mostly to do grading (sigh) and hand out exams and set up PowerPoints and stuff of that nature. Basically, assist the professor in all manner of tedium while she lectured. Due to a…

Or the guy who was in a hotel room with John Wayne Gacy. OMG. That one fucked me up.

Yeah, bring the Ban Hammer for this!

Oh damn, the ghost truck. That’s the one I read with delight and dread every year. WHO/WHAT WAS IN THAT TRUCK?

Every year I hope Sorcia McNasty will post another story. The murder truck is my all-time favorite!

This is not a ghost story, but a horrible human encounter. This happened about 4.5 years ago:

Jogger? Nearly killed her!

I’m guessing someone he knows called it in.

GOOD

He served his time. Regardless of how others feel about his actions, he should be allowed to get on with whatever part of his life he can.

I think the part that rankles here is that he used football and his status in the initial case to try to squirm free of consequences. When it’s clearly part of the weapons he used against the girl and her advocates, I think it’s not just the privilege to move on we’re talking about.

Maybe two years? Is that enough to time start wars with Iran and China (and Mexico and Australia and...)?