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

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Is this the same chick that posted a picture of Zeke in bed with her after the draft? I think he needs to have better judgement.

 

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Report I heard was that 4 witnesses gave different testimony than the lady.

 

Zeke's camp says they have text messages to prove it didn't happen.

Women like her that do this are bad for the women who actually are abused.

I'm not saying all football players. Just that when these things happen with football players it isn't surprising. They play a violent game. A lot of them are fine. A lot (more than other sports) don't know how to turn off that switch though.

 

Men of all proffesions have abused a woman. Is there statistics to show a football player is more likely?

Men of all proffesions have abused a woman. Is there statistics to show a football player is more likely?

 

I don't think there is and it's a terrible assumption.

A media perception. People like NFL football so any news surrounding the NFL and its players is big news. So we hear a lot more about NFL players who have a brush with the law. Smart phones make video footage of incidents available to a wide audience. Because they are famous, it gets passed around and then picked up by media.

 

Whereas, a guy who works at the local Levis factory who has a domestic call to his house is not noticed, except by a few neighbors. I think this accounts for why we think NFL players are more likely to do this.

 

Disclaimer: Just a theory and subject to modification if and when more information becomes known.

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