[Kickb]

Fromer 49er Ray Mcdonald is under investigation for sexual assault. Below is a series of text messages between Ray and the girl. A cop eventually takes over and pretends to be the girl.

He does a bad job. The tone is completely different. He types like a hoodrat while her texts have a more proper feel to them. For example, she types out "you" and the cop types "u". But thats not really the point here.

S=Ray
V= Thot


At this point, the cop takes over and pretends to be the girl.

[teh_skeeze]

My advice in these types of situations is to cut off contact as soon as you think something is up. As soon as the "girl" says "I'm really bothered by this...." it's time for radio silence. Instead he tries to talk his way out of it. Admitting that she was fall down drunk and hit her head could be the nail in his coffin.

[Checkmat]

I'm so confused. What exactly happened here with the cop pretending to be the chick?

[teh_skeeze]

They bang
She wants a response to a question that he is probably too busy to answer immediately
Hamster spins
Comes to the conclusion that she was just a booty call
Decides that she was raped
Goes to cops
Cops have no evidence
Cops take her phone to extract info from him that he wouldn't give if he knew who he was actually talking to

[Goldfinger]

Quote:

The woman who has accused former San Francisco 49ers defensive lineman Ray McDonald of sexual assault told police she believes it happened after she fell by McDonald's pool, hit her head and was knocked out, according to a search warrant affidavit filed in Santa Clara (Calif.) County Superior Court.

The woman told police she woke up naked in McDonald's bed but with no recollection of a sexual encounter. She said McDonald was at first reluctant to tell her what happened the night before but eventually admitted they had sex.

"She asked him why he was lying to her and he said that he didn't want to get accused of something crazy like rape. She stated that she had no recollection of having sex with (McDonald). She stated that she did not give (McDonald) consent to have sex with her," a San Jose police officer wrote in the signed affidavit, which was unsealed Monday.
Among the items seized from McDonald's home Dec. 16 are a video surveillance system — McDonald told police it should have recorded the incident — McDonald's iPhone and bedding.

McDonald has not been arrested.

The 49ers released him Dec. 17, hours after police named him as a suspect in the sexual assault investigation, citing a "pattern of poor decision-making."

McDonald, who was the subject of a domestic violence investigation but was not charged after his Aug. 31 arrest, last played Dec. 14 at Seattle. The assault allegedly occurred after he and the team returned to San Jose.

The accuser told police she was drinking with friends before going to a bar in San Jose, where she said she consumed two more vodka drinks before feeling dizzy and asking to go home. The woman and her friends left with McDonald and his friends and returned to his home, where she remembered drinking at the bar in the upper level of his house and later falling by the pool.

She said she had no other memories of that night, though she spent most of the next day with McDonald, including drinking with McDonald and fellow 49ers player Aldon Smith. Smith is on probation after pleading guilty to drunken driving and weapons charges earlier this year.
The woman visited a San Jose-area hospital Dec. 16 and police were alerted to a possible assault. The woman gave a detective permission to communicate with McDonald via text message from her phone. In that conversation, McDonald told the woman she came on to him and that she should take the morning after pill.

The detective, posing as the woman, told McDonald he should not have had sex with her while she was unconscious.

"I don't understand why you're bothered. U chose to stay with me another day," McDonald said in a text message, according to the affidavit.

The investigator posing as the woman replied that McDonald shouldn't have had sex with her while she was unconscious.

"I didn't do anything wrong," McDonald replied.

http://www.usatoday.com/story/sports/nfl.../20777737/

[kosko]

Yeah its obvious when the cop takes over. I would of just ended that convo early and not respond. It draws on way longer and the use of shitty language would of been a red flag. Not to mention the fact they likely smashed more then once.

Dudes of high net worth sticking it into random women raw like that. Nobody is surprised.

I am having the morning after pill in a candy machine like gum if girls want to try and dupe me into hitting it raw if I am a athlete. I will never understand it though. You work hard as hell to get into a position to make that money in professional sports. Top 1% of athlete potential realized with hard work and discipline. Yet time and time again they choose to slip. I know pussy can be powerful but I would hope that you reach a different level of perspective and clarity at that level but I guess not.

What is interesting if they use his home security cameras as evidence. Is it illegal to secure you home with cameras in-case of a burglary ? Does the bedroom differ in private space then the home itself?

[Parlay44]

You gotta be carefully. You can edit your stream of text message balloons on iPhones and make it look like something it's not.

If you press and hold on the balloon it'll give you the option to delete the message or multiple messages.

I'm sure if you creatively delete certain messages you can make it look like something it's not. Courts and cops aren't smart enough to know all these tricks.

[AneroidOcean]

(12-23-2014 08:39 PM)Parlay44 Wrote:  

I'm sure if you creatively delete certain messages you can make it look like something it's not. Courts and cops aren't smart enough to know all these tricks.

You might fool a cop in person, but it's highly unlikely a court of law is going to rule on text messages on a phone instead of subpoenaing the actual records from the cell phone companies involved. That's not realistic.

Crazy interaction. I can definitely see why the NFL let him go. He shouldn't have even been talking to her if she was bringing up that she never consented (alleged).

[Parlay44]

(12-23-2014 09:55 PM)AneroidOcean Wrote:  

(12-23-2014 08:39 PM)Parlay44 Wrote:  

I'm sure if you creatively delete certain messages you can make it look like something it's not. Courts and cops aren't smart enough to know all these tricks.

You might fool a cop in person, but it's highly unlikely a court of law is going to rule on text messages on a phone instead of subpoenaing the actual records from the cell phone companies involved. That's not realistic.

In criminal court that's true. But not in family court. If she wants to file a restraining order you'll end up in front a family court judge. And 'her' decision is based on "preponderance of the evidence" which means you can throw anything at her real or fake and cry and whine in order to pursuade and you can get your way.

It'll still cost your money to defend yourself and restraining orders are a starting point for tons of other legal bullshit women will throw at you just to ruin your name and punish you for hurting their feelings.