Randy... Say it ain't so Moss

longtimefan · Jan 17, 2008

So an accident?

Smoking gun has the papers and it says it happened at her home..

What kind of accident can lovers have at home where one of them might need medical treatment???

What it looks like right now is that she wanted money for medical reasons from the accident or whatever..He said no way, then she or an attorney for her told Randy your doing it or else..

When he still said no he probably wasnt to nice and maybe threatened them with a law suit and thats when she filed the restraining order.

longtimefan · Jan 18, 2008

Looks like I might be pretty close...

POSTED 10:00 p.m. EST, January 17, 2008

MOSS LAWYER FIRES BACK

Tim DiPiero, the long-time agent and lawyer for Patriots receiver Randy Moss, has taken the gloves off regarding the ongoing legal brouhaha involving his client.

Here's the full text of an e-mail message that DiPiero sent to Mike Reiss of the Boston Globe on Thursday night, and possibly to other members of the media regarding communications with the lawyer for Rachelle Washington:

"My communications with Mr. McGill began last Wednesday. He told me that Randy had intentionally hurt his client's hand and wouldn't take her to the hospital and that if Randy didn't pay up, he would go public and file suit in Florida for battery. He gave me until 3 pm Friday to let him know.

He demanded that I not come up with 'something like $50,000 or $75,000,' but something with 'six figures.' He had told me that the x-rays on her hand or finger were negative.

I explained that it was my understanding that what occurred was the result of a horseplay-type accident and Randy was sorry it had occurred and he would pay for her medical bills and pain and suffering and that I would prefer to turn this over to his homeowners? insurance coverage as we normally do with accidents.

He said he was not interested in insurance or what her injuries were. He said he was evaluating the claim based on what Randy stood to lose. He threatened that Randy would suffer large amounts of money in future salaries and endorsements and what he claimed would be game suspensions.

"He also threatened that his client had lots of 'dirt' on him. Making such threats is clearly unethical, and in my opinion, criminal. When I tried to ascertain the extent of her injuries, he said that he didn?t know and that it didn?t matter as I just needed to make an offer big enough that she would take it.

I sought the assistance of a skilled attorney and friend, Joe Friedberg of Minneapolis, who contacted a friend of his, Richard Sharpstein in Miami, to assist me. Each of them tried to talk to McGill and they both experienced the same attempts to shake down Randy. In fact, he tried to intimidate me by telling me that I would be blamed if the suit got filed. He said in a threatening tone that 'it behooved me' to make a big offer and he told me, 'don't blow it.'

On Friday afternoon, I contacted the FBI and the US Attorneys' Offices here in Charleston about his threats. McGill claimed to be driving to the courthouse to file the complaint. I asked if by six figures, he meant $100,000 and he told me to quit 'nickel and diming' him. The filing time passed on Friday and he was upset that he had not filed before the Patriot game on Saturday. He kept pushing me to make a big offer. We asked him for a figure and after refusing for awhile, he gave us one, '$500,000, take it or leave it.'

I still didn't want Randy to face all this craziness, and naturally we wanted to settle this thing and were willing to pay an exorbitant amount to do so, so when he asked for an offer on Monday, we said, something to the effect, 'you said six figures, how about $100,000?' He said it had to be $500,000 or nothing. We told him to forget it. He had his client file the domestic petition the next day.

"I don't want to add to the media frenzy, but I must respond to Mr. McGill?s recent inaccurate statement. I want the U. S. Attorneys Offices in Miami and Charleston, the Prosecuting Attorney of Dade County and the Florida State Bar, whoever has jurisdiction over Mr. McGill?s conduct, to know that I am ready to meet with any and all of them and to testify regarding the blatant threats and attempts to extort money from my client."

Pack93z · Jan 18, 2008

:lol:

marstc09 · Jan 27, 2008

Didn't Moss say he's never laid a hand or tried to harm a woman in his life....

...but didn't he hit a female traffic officer with his car a couple years ago?

Sure, not everybody loves waiting in traffic, or are fans of cops, but you can't hit them with your car.

Oh Randy, almost a full year of no drama. What better time for Randy distractions than Conference Championship weekend.

Also...the lady could be fullashit. Woman have done this to male athletes before, and will again.

How is that laying a hand on her?

bozz_2006 · Jan 27, 2008

Didn't read all the posts, but you guys all know about Belichick right? You think, with all the "distractions" that he's been able to side-step, that this oh-so-inconveniently timed allegation will have any affect on the game? i don't.

cheesey · Jan 27, 2008

bozz_2006 said:

Didn't read all the posts, but you guys all know about Belichick right? You think, with all the "distractions" that he's been able to side-step, that this oh-so-inconveniently timed allegation will have any affect on the game? i don't.

I don't. It won't matter one bit on game day.

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