Hardy Case Dismissed

[teeray]

I've never posted any type of "sources" because I don't have any.But I have a good friend that is friends with her in Wilmington. Said she would get hammered drunk and coked out and brag to her friends about getting 200K for this. Also, said she is still in Wilmington and has been there for a while now. Not out of state or in islands like speculation.

Take it for what you will.

If he only paid 200k to make this headache go away I don't think you can take that as an admission of guilt but just a guy wanting this poo to be over

[TheSpecial1]

Ask yourself if you were in the same situation and they offered you say, $5 million. Would you take the money?

[Malt Liquor]

I still don't understand why he can't return to the team if the case has been dismissed?

[jamos14]

I still don't understand why he can't return to the team if the case has been dismissed?

 

 

Well, he is a free agent now so that's one reason.

[heelsnum1]

If he only paid 200k to make this headache go away I don't think you can take that as an admission of guilt but just a guy wanting this poo to he over

 

I don't know what a defendant would expect to get in a civil suit like this, but I imagine it would be significantly larger than that even with a not guilty verdict in criminal court unless it was proven that she pretty much had no case whatsoever.

[Happy Panther]

Would be...except they're not.

 

The entire defense doesn't rise or fall on the presence of Greg Hardy.

 

 

 

Not per Bill Voth.

 

Voth said they tagged him as a one year rental.  They never intended to sign him to a long term deal (too much risk).

 

Well the official word from both sides was that there was a negotiation on going. Were we just bluffing?

 

Also

 

http://nfltraderumors.co/long-term-contract-extension-for-panthers-de-greg-hardy-now-more-likely/

 

Panthers GM Dave Gettleman mentioned during a radio interview with Alex Marvez that the odds of re-signing DE Greg Hardy to a long-term contract have improved now that the free agent market has settled down.

 

 

[philw5289]

Happy for Greg but his legal team could've probably shown this girls true colors I'm trial. Maybe a settlement wasn't his best option

[ed bell]

I've never posted any type of "sources" because I don't have any.But I have a good friend that is friends with her in Wilmington. Said she would get hammered drunk and coked out and brag to her friends about getting 200K for this. Also, said she is still in Wilmington and has been there for a while now. Not out of state or in islands like speculation.

Take it for what you will.

Said I'd be shocked if it was over five figures, but 200,000 is believable.... A woman as crazy and irresponsible as she seems to be will burn that to the ground in short order. Probably will spit her out on the other side at rock bottom.

[Jon Snow]

I've been in civil and criminal court many times but that doesn't make me a lawyer so I'm going to ask the benevolent judges that sit in session on the huddle...

Two parties agreeing on a settlement (with no proof yet that they did) means fug all in a criminal case. Settlements are for civil cases. The DA can still press charges against Hardy, but the case was dismissed because their leading (only) witness has been a lying flake since before the bench trial even started so the DA knows that she can't be relied on to make a case?

Pretty much. Look at it this way, would you as a DA want to go you trial without your primary witness? It doesn't matter why she is a no show in the end, unless he killed her of course. Even if he paid her to disappear, which is illegal, she would have to still show up to testify to his coercion and bribery. She got what she ultimately wanted in money and revenge for dumping her. He got what he wanted by this all going away. Both parties happy so why prosecute him over a misdemeanor when all involved just want it to go away?

[KillaCamNewton]

Remember guys Voth said he's not coming back so this doesnt change anything

[Panthers8969]

have you seen our midfield bro?

Yes. And it's stupid

[heelsnum1]

Ask yourself if you were in the same situation and they offered you say, $5 million. Would you take the money?

$5million?  Sure.  I just think the credibility of the DA's statement (which is the only thing I'm aware of that indicates there may have been a settlement) should be questioned severely.  I'm not accusing the DA of anything but keep in mind they are in a situation with all the reason in the world to try and save face and no consequences of doing so.

[Gin and Juice]

If he only paid 200k to make this headache go away I don't think you can take that as an admission of guilt but just a guy wanting this poo to be over

And assets protected

[Goondal]

Wonder what all the punks at ESPN and the rest of the media will have to say about this.  The way they misled the public about the "conviction" and used comments such as "due process has already run its course" was despicable.