Young Steelers Fan: Bills Fan Stole Terrible Towel Given to Her by Late Mother

[aristocrat]

So she brought a one of a kind towel to a game? She also didn’t see a bills fan take it just that bills fans happened to walk by and she didn’t notice cause she had so many layers on? She also could have just dropped it.

[eball]

5 hours ago, NoHuddleKelly12 said:

You’re better than this, deep down you know it too. 

 

Doubt it.  The fact that someone makes the actual effort to post something like that means it’s a willful act and not some sort of mistake.

 

[BillsShredder83]

Ill play devils advocate here without knowing anything about it... since weve seen it plenty:

 

Story is 95% fabricated. The girl was hammered, the towel has no special meaning to her, she repeatedly shook it directly in someone's face all game, intentionally, ignoring requests to stop.

 

Someone "snapped" took it away. The girl is grifting and we'll see a gofundme or only fans drop on the heels of Public attention within few days.

 

***I dunno. My point is more BS can happen either way. Be cautious around any overly one sided sounding story.... same goes if came from one of us in Buffalo

[May Day 10]

I believe this more than a bills fans tossing a little girl with cancer down the stairs of the upper deck.

 

But really, if I had a irreplaceable relic like that, I probably wouldn't bring it to wave around at a bad weather game.  Maybe its important to her to have her "mother" with her though when she attends.

 

I could see a bills fan snatching a terrible towel maybe?  Seems like a relatively harmless (although douchey) action not knowing it was an heirloom.

 

Wouldn't fans around her come to her defense?  Wouldn't she yell out?

[transient]

Seems very suspect… it’s probably still on the stadium floor under the seats in front of her. 

[Sojourner]

7 hours ago, 4merper4mer said:

IYHO an insensitive remark about a stolen towel is a greater offense than wishing someone an early death and saying the world will be better off?  Wow. 

Wishing? No. Could do is suggestive and not a form of hope or desire. Also, if you read between the lines between my first sentence and the last, joke or not. You might understand that the poor form was intentionally reciprocated.