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Have you heard the recordings that Greenwood's victim made?I don't get why it would be gross or people would be mad
wasn't it dropped?
even so wasn't foden in someway involved and he's free to play?
im a fan of greenwoods game, not sure how he is as a person but if he is innocent it would be nice for him to get a chance
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no, i just saw the case was dropped and imo if they had a chance of conviction i don't get why the case would be droppedHave you heard the recordings that Greenwood's victim made?
Dude do some reading on the situation. The case was dropped because the victim was bullied by Greenwood (against the courts orders of not contacting her - how he's not in jail for this alone is insane), his parents, and her own parents because of the money they would lose.no, i just saw the case was dropped and imo if they had a chance of conviction i don't get why the case would be dropped
no, i just saw the case was dropped and imo if they had a chance of conviction i don't get why the case would be dropped
Bad things as a kid ≠ evil **** thoGreenwood was 99% probably guilty of the things he was charged with, but he was also 17-19 at the time of the recordings for the most part.
I have hard time saying that someone that young who did something very bad is never deserving of another shot. He did some evil **** but he was a child not an adult.
And while the evidence was damning, at the end of the day the accuser and him now have a child together and I’m sure there is so much more to the story than we know even if in all likelihood it’s information that is damaging to Greenwood and would confirm his guilt.
I just find a lot of the same people having profound outrage turned a blind eye to Kobe/Cristiano or many other over the years.
Sorry, stopping right there. I knew raping and abusing anybody was wrong at 17. It's not difficult to be a normal, non-piece-of-**** at 17 years old. Everything after this sentence sounds like you're handwaving his actions because he was younger, which I hope isn't the case.Greenwood was 99% probably guilty of the things he was charged with, but he was also 17-19 at the time of the recordings for the most part.
I can't wrap my head around why the court would pursue chargesGreenwood was 99% probably guilty of the things he was charged with, but he was also 17-19 at the time of the recordings for the most part.
I have hard time saying that someone that young who did something very bad is never deserving of another shot. He did some evil **** but he was a child not an adult.
And while the evidence was damning, at the end of the day the accuser and him now have a child together and I’m sure there is so much more to the story than we know even if in all likelihood it’s information that is damaging to Greenwood and would confirm his guilt.
I just find a lot of the same people having profound outrage turned a blind eye to Kobe/Cristiano or many other over the years.
I agree, second chance should be freedom if he is guilty.Oh boy, here comes the what-aboutism to defend yet another vile act.
His second chance is not being in jail and being free to live his life. Getting to be a multi-millionaire footballer is a bit much for "a second chance" after doing what he did.