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Ezekiel Elliott's Girlfriend Posts Photos Of Bruises, Claims She's a DV Victim

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Not surprised.

 

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Not surprised at him specifically or athletes in general?

Not surprised at him specifically or athletes in general?

 

Football players in general.

 

We can't expect these guys to be jacked up monsters on the field playing an inherently violent game, and then expect them to just turn off the switch when they step off the field. Lots of anger issues in football players. Lots of violence.

Football players in general.

 

We can't expect these guys to be jacked up monsters on the field playing an inherently violent game, and then expect them to just turn off the switch when they step off the field. Lots of anger issues in football players. Lots of violence.

 

 

Gotcha. I was wondering if I had missed some news about Elliott.

Gotcha. I was wondering if I had missed some news about Elliott.

 

Nope. Don't know anything about him other than he's obviously a tool if he's beating a chick.

All but one of the photos show bruises on the left sides over her body, (which make sense if she was in the drivers seat and he was outside the car.)

 

With that said those all look like pressure bruises (ie he was grabbing her arm) tough to say just in pictures that it was an assault or not.

The path to draft bust is well underway...

Nope. Don't know anything about him other than he's obviously a tool if he's beating a chick.

 

Beating is a strong word, those dont look like beating bruises, more like grab and hold bruises. (not saying either are right to happen, just saying there is a difference between a beating and grabing.)

Beating is a strong word, those dont look like beating bruises, more like grab and hold bruises. (not saying either are right to happen, just saying there is a difference between a beating and grabing.)

 

:rolleyes: You lay your hands on a woman in a violent manner, you're a tool. That better?

 

Oh, and did you bother to read what she said? He threw her across the room into a wall. He choked her till she was gasping for air. Nope, that's not beating...

:rolleyes: You lay your hands on a woman in a violent manner, you're a tool. That better?

 

It didnt need to be better, I was just clarifying what I see in the bruises. I dont disagree with your statement at all.

All but one of the photos show bruises on the left sides over her body, (which make sense if she was in the drivers seat and he was outside the car.)

 

With that said those all look like pressure bruises (ie he was grabbing her arm) tough to say just in pictures that it was an assault or not.

 

You're kidding, right?!

You're kidding, right?!

 

Shock and awe. That's all his posts are. He doesn't actually believe it.

You're kidding, right?!

 

What part of my post do you think I am kidding about?

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