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3 hours ago, DCOrange said:

 

Cliff notes:

 

  • Summary of the instagram/facebook posts that we all know about already
  • Statement from Cordon's lawyer where he says the attacker demanded specific items that McCoy had also been requesting/hinting could be stolen
  • Police statement that the attack was not random, but a specifically targeted attack
  • McCoy had filed eviction papers roughly a year ago, but eventually he had the order dismissed as he and Cordon patched things up
  • McCoy then had eviction papers filed again roughly one month ago; Cordon's lawyer says that this was illegally done because the papers were signed by McCoy's friend (who is not allowed to practice law) and the papers were served to a minor: Cordon's son.
  • McCoy was in Miami at the time of the attack, so he could not have personally carried it out (though Cordon has not accused him of this anyways)
  • Cordon claims that McCoy had their security cameras removed and replaced by a new system that only he had access to. McCoy claims that Cordon had the security cameras removed (not sure if this is referring to the new system McCoy had installed or the original system)
  • In the aftermath of the attack, Cordon's son was missing. The window in his bedroom was open with a bedsheet tied and draped down the side of the house. The attacker walked out the front door, so either this window part is completely unrelated (maybe her son snuck out his room the night of the attack and it had nothing to do with anything at all) or this could have potentially been how the intruder got in. I'm guessing it's the former.
  • Cordon says the neighbors have cameras, so they might have a view of the attacker, though she also says he was wearing all black and a mask. Seems to me that the only way they'll be able to identify the attacker is if they have a view of his license plates or if there's some physical evidence at the scene.
  • Police released reports regarding all the other times they were called to the house. In July of 2017, they came to the house to find piles of clothing and stuff on the ground; Cordon had apparently followed McCoy to Vegas and caught him cheating and they were breaking up. At this time, McCoy mentioned that jewelers often loaned them high-value jewelry to wear at events and that Cordon hadn't returned some of the items. He also told Police that he was nervous about being around Cordon because of the climate of domestic abuse in the NFL. At this time, Police informed McCoy of the eviction process that they would have to go through.
  • In April, Police arrived once again after hearing a heated argument over the phone, during which McCoy was trying to remove Cordon's belongings. By the time Police arrived, things had calmed down and they had worked things out between themselves.
  • In June, Police arrived once again after Cordon called to inform them that McCoy was having her possessions removed again. When Police arrived, it turned out that it was McCoy's mom who had shown up to pick some things up for McCoy. The disagreement was regarding some furniture which both McCoy and Cordon viewed as their own personal property. The furniture was left at the house.
  • They were supposed to show up in court on July 10th, but it was delayed to August 14th due to a medical emergency in Cordon's family (I think initial reports said it was her lawyer's family though; not sure which is true)

 

Cliff notes??? This is AWESOME!!!

 

This is the kind of update and information I asked for 100 pages ago!

 

Thank you!

 

 

I think the bolded is interesting... sure says he thought Corden was potentially spiteful enough to make a domestic abuse accusation that could destroy his career.

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10 minutes ago, Dablitzkrieg said:

 

 

Hmmmm.

 

Methinks we see the behind-the-scenes actions of McCoy's attorneys at work.  I would love to be a fly on the wall in the discussions covered by attorney-client privilege with Ms. Cordon.

 

Fundamentally, through the actions of her friend and her own actions, the woman laid herself open to a defamation lawsuit from McCoy if they can not provide proof of their allegations.  She pretty much has to walk it back, and take steps to muzzle her friend.

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49 minutes ago, TBBills Fan said:

And its a huge mess filled with stress, anxiety, drama, sadness and headaches if its the wrong person

 

Shady picked the wrong person to play naked with

 

They were never and are not married.  So we might want to include side chicks and other types of relationships in that first statement.  He may have picked poison to play around with and now poison is making sure to make him SICK.  He himself might just be sick for picking poison though.  So it's a reflexive type thing.

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Just now, Hapless Bills Fan said:

 

Hmmmm.

 

Methinks we see the behind-the-scenes actions of McCoy's attorneys at work.  I would love to be a fly on the wall in the discussions covered by attorney-client privilege with Ms. Cordon.

 

Fundamentally, through the actions of her friend and her own actions, the woman laid herself open to a defamation lawsuit from McCoy if they can not provide proof of their allegations.  She pretty much has to walk it back, and take steps to muzzle her friend.

 

If she's not worth really anything....would it even be worth Shady's time to go after her?

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2 minutes ago, CuddyDark said:

Or she got paid.

 

Or she got it right, but can't prove a thing and her attorney walked her through what defense of a "defamation of character" lawsuit from McCoy would cost her - cash on the counter, no contingencies. 

 

Or the whole thing was a setup - on the part of her/her friend/her son

 

Who knows.  Crazy people doing crazy things.

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16 minutes ago, SouthNYfan said:

I'm sorry Mom.

I will try to use correct grammar in the future.

Oh wait, I don't care.

 

I think the point was appearing to "lol" very not funny treatment by Rice of his fiancee', not to be grammar police

I thought it was kind of inappropriate myself, like "oh, ha ha, punched a woman knocked her out and dragged her down the hallway funniest video ever LOLLOLLOL!"

Thinking that's not what you meant to imply

 

But it wasn't my post so not sure and don't want to speak for you either, also not sure.

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8 minutes ago, x-BillzeBubba said:

 

What a lame comment...she was never 'certain' Shady was involved, but she accused him anyway.   Now she's just walking that back, but not really

Here is my wild stab at it.....she was assaulted, lost jewlery, losing her house so she blamed Shady. Maybe out of scorn or maybe with hopes of a financial settlement. I think she got an attorney right away because now she was defaming the character of a high profile athlete who would have high profile attorneys. The lack of evidence made them realize she is poking a bear. She doesnt have the funds to retain an attorney for long.....especially if Shady decides to sue her. This should be over soon. 

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1 minute ago, Royale with Cheese said:

 

I mean just the local beat writers in Buffalo obtained so documents that were unflattering to her character.  Just imagine what an Attorney, who has a $100,000 + retainer fee can find?

Yeah he was probably loaded with stuff to bury her with within hours and flexed his muscles at the other lawyer who appears much less powerful

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Just now, Royale with Cheese said:

 

Could this be a public statement from her that she falsely accused him?  Like the girl in the Ruben Foster case?

 

He could potentially take legal action against the victim who talked about him being connected to her assault and her friends  who posted the allegations of steroid use, woman beating, animal abuse, and child abuse on Social Media.  The victim's lawyer is trying to cover her client from liability. 

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1 minute ago, BillsfanAZ said:

Here is my wild stab at it.....she was assaulted, lost jewlery, losing her house so she blamed Shady. Maybe out of scorn or maybe with hopes of a financial settlement. I think she got an attorney right away because now she was defaming the character of a high profile athlete who would have high profile attorneys. The lack of evidence made them realize she is poking a bear. She doesnt have the funds to retain an attorney for long.....especially if Shady decides to sue her. This should be over soon. 

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It was a place where she lived, but it was NOT her house.

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45 minutes ago, Dablitzkrieg said:

 

 

Insane. And significant that it's the lawyer putting this statement out.

 

I hope McCoy sues Corden or her friend, assuming obviously that he's innocent--if he's guilty of abuse of her, his son, and their dog, lock him up... but that's looking less likely at this point.

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1 minute ago, transplantbillsfan said:

 

Insane. And significant that it's the lawyer putting this statement out.

 

I hope McCoy sues Corden or her friend, assuming obviously that he's innocent--if he's guilty of abuse of her, their son, and their dog, lock him up... but that's looking less likely at this point.

 

I'd just like to see her thrown out of his house and into the streets where she belongs/

 

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3 minutes ago, transplantbillsfan said:

 

Insane. And significant that it's the lawyer putting this statement out.

 

I hope McCoy sues Corden or her friend, assuming obviously that he's innocent--if he's guilty of abuse of her, their son, and their dog, lock him up... but that's looking less likely at this point.

 

 

They do not have a son together.  She has children from previous relationships but none with Shady.  She's also already stated that there has been no DV between him and her and he told cops last year that he was being very careful around her because of DV in the NFL and he feared she would accuse him of something in that vein.

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12 minutes ago, Royale with Cheese said:

 

I mean just the local beat writers in Buffalo obtained so documents that were unflattering to her character.  Just imagine what an Attorney, who has a $100,000 + retainer fee can find?

 

What is on these documents 

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1 minute ago, Teddy KGB said:

 

What is on these documents 

 

One was an eviction notice for failure to pay rent and writing bounced checks.

 

The other was causing $10,000 worth of damage inside another home she rented and refused to pay for damages.

 

This Attorney probably found some really, really juicy things.

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4 minutes ago, Royale with Cheese said:

I don't know much about legal matters regarding defamation....what would he go after?

 

http://www.alllaw.com/articles/nolo/civil-litigation/defamation-character-lawsuit-proving-harm.html

 

"The most obvious negative consequence that a defamatory statement can cause is harm to your professional reputation. Perhaps you are a local businessperson and someone made a statement about you to others indicating that you did something dishonest. Such allegations might cause your customers to take their business elsewhere. Perhaps the statement caused your employer to doubt whether you should remain employed. Those are clear-cut examples of harm to your reputation in your professional community."

 

If McCoy were to be suspended by the NFL or released by the Bills due to her friend's published statements and/or her own statements to police about McCoy setting up her pistol whipping/robbery,  McCoy can sue them both for restoration of his character from defamatory statements.  I believe the statements that were made are presumed to be defamatory (eg domestic violence, child and animal abuse) so he does not have to "prove" that they are, and that in those circumstances, it is not "up to" the defamed party to prove he is innocent of the defamation: the plaintiff (friend/Cordon) would have to provide evidence that the statements were true as a defense.

 

That is why the woman, acting through her attorney, is busy dissociating herself from her friend's Instagram posts and backing away from her assertion to 911/police that McCoy set her up to be robbed.
 

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16 minutes ago, Hapless Bills Fan said:

 

I think the point was appearing to "lol" very not funny treatment by Rice of his fiancee', not to be grammar police

I thought it was kind of inappropriate myself, like "oh, ha ha, punched a woman knocked her out and dragged her down the hallway funniest video ever LOLLOLLOL!"

Thinking that's not what you meant to imply

 

But it wasn't my post so not sure and don't want to speak for you either, also not sure.

 

It was "ray rice punched a woman in the face, knocked her out, and tried to drag her down the hall unconscious, so let's stop acting like if we find out McCoy sent somebody to get some stuff and the guy took it upon himself to go gangster on her it's all McCoy's fault and he should be crucified and blowing it outta proportion"

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LeSean McCoy's ex-girlfriend suspected NFL star was involved in her attack, 911 call reveals

Cordon's attorney Tanya Mitchell Graham told CBS News the jewelry were birthday presents from McCoy. Graham also said her client is no longer certain the NFL star was involved in the attack.

 

The NFL has been criticized over its handling of domestic abuse allegations against players in the past.  McCoy has not been charged and denies involvement.

 

"The NFL investigators will try to get as much information as they can from the police…. Until someone's arrested, there's really nothing the NFL can do at this point," said A.J. Perez, an investigative reporter at USA Today Sports.  

 

Police refused to say whether McCoy is cooperating. They have not named any suspects or made any arrests but believe the attack was not random. According to her attorney, Cordon is making plans to move out of the house.

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Is she backing down now?

 

But Mia wants everyone to know she's NOT backing down -- and only pulled her post on the advice of Delicia's attorney. 

She has now published a NEW post calling LeSean "Shady" McCoy a liar. 

"For the record Delicia's lawyer forced me to remove that post. I stand by what I said," Mia wrote. 

"I've personally addressed @leseanmccoy on everything that was stated many many times over the years. Lie to these people if you want Shady, but you know I know everything.

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