Neymar rape accuser charged with extortion
Police in the Brazilian state of Sao Paulo said on Tuesday they had indicted the woman who accused soccer star Neymar of rape, charging her with ...
Antonio Brown Will Countersue Rape Accuser For Extortion, ‘ESPN’ Reporter Posts On Twitter
New England Patriots wide receiver Antonio Brown plans to file a countersuit against the woman accusing him of rape in a civil lawsuit, a source has ...
Soccer-Neymar rape accuser charged with extortion
SAO PAULO, Sept 11 (Reuters) - Police in the Brazilian state of Sao Paulo said on Tuesday they had indicted the woman who accused soccer star ...
Antonio Brown emails to trainer Britney Taylor shared in lawsuit
... #Patriots WR Antonio Brown sent to his accuser. #NFL pic.twitter.com/dj5ZodMT5x. — Open Table Sports (@OpenTableSports) September 11, 2019.
Antonio Brown Accuser: Who Is the Patriots Player’s Former Trainer Britney Taylor
The news that rocked the sports world on Tuesday centered around New England Patriots wide receiver Antonio Brown and his accuser, Brittney ...
Patriots Wide Receiver Antonio Brown Accused of Raping His Former Trainer
His accuser, a gymnast who identifies herself as Britney Taylor in the suit, met Brown while they were both attending Central Michigan together.
Neymar Rape Accuser Najila Trindade Charged With Fraud, Extortion in Brazil
Brazillian model – Najila Trindade, who accused football superstar Neymar of raping her in a Paris hotel in May was indicted with fraud, extortion and ...
Antonio Brown reportedly planning to file extortion countersuit against accuser
Antonio Brown is being sued by his former trainer who accused him in a lawsuit filed Tuesday of sexually assaulting her three times from June ...
Antonio Brown Denies Rape Accusations in Statement From Attorney
In the lawsuit, the accuser identified herself as Britney Taylor and claimed she had been involved in abusive situations with Brown three separate ...
New England Patriots’ Antonio Brown accused of sexual assault, rape by former trainer
... lien or that $300,000 of the $1.6 million so-called 'investment' was to be used to purchase property already owned by the accuser and her mother.