Hahah....he's wearing a white jacket with black stripes! Get use to it Kobe!

 

[QUOTE]Originally posted by EvoVII
[B]This has happened with many celebrities before.. Don't believe anything you read, it's all lies.. A woman can cry "sexual assault" in hopes of attaining a large cash settlement.. Kobe Bryant is happily married with a new child, he doesn't have to deduce himself to sexual harassement.. especially when he has thousands of girls that pursue him on a daily basis.. I am to tired of woman trying

 

i don't get what's the big deal of his mug shot. it's all over the place. this is pissing me off

 

[QUOTE]Originally posted by EvoVII
[B]This has happened with many celebrities before.. Don't believe anything you read, it's all lies.. A woman can cry "sexual assault" in hopes of attaining a large cash settlement.. Kobe Bryant is happily married with a new child, he doesn't have to deduce himself to sexual harassement.. especially when he has thousands of girls that pursue him on a daily basis.. I am to tired of woman trying

 

[QUOTE]Originally posted by wickerbill
[B]

So you were there in Colorado and saw what happened?

 

Well, it's called an educated guess, nobody was there, and I doubt there were any credible witnesses... That's why he now must be proven innocent, but when you take all factors into account, newly married, new child, good reputation, quiet character on AND off the court (it has been recorded that he does not like to go out much when his other teammates hit the clubs and stripclubs), you can make your own conclusions... I am not saying that every celebrity is innocent, lord knows they are not, but when it comes to sexual harrassement, there is always more than what meets the eye, especially coming from a celebrity's viewpoint, knowing that he/she does not need to stupe down to that level, anyways, I guess only time will tell, but I have a good feeling his name will be cleared...

 

That sounds better than:

 

He will be found not guilty, there is a plea of innocent as his lawyer has stated, and there is no sufficient evidence to date... IF this allegation goes to court, it will be interesting to see what the plaintiff's lawyers will conjure up..

 

EDIT: nevermind.

 

I'm not saying that it is a given because nobody can predict the future, and for all I know he may be guilty, but I'll give him the benefit of the doubt until he is proven guilty, or more information is provided.. (It's innocent until proven guilty isn't it?)