Originally Posted by J RAIN 23
these accusations are ABSURD.
i will say, this money hungry!*!! has perfect timing
this really does suck though. moss is having an amazing year and now this $#$@% has to try and ruin it.
K8be wan Kenobi:
J Rain23 is representing Randy in court
iNiNe5:
is the woman sure it was randy moss and not pacman jones?
Originally Posted by BallinBoykz
Shannoncrooks is just killin this thread.
However, these are acusations, and I believe as Nowitness you big dummy said, a blackmail attempt
Its really unfair,
That J Rain's receiver
If you going to Judge him because of that,
Its really not fair
They hit that woman as a team
That's not funny.
[h1]Accuser fires back at Moss after receiver's comments[/h1]ESPN.com news services
Portrayed by Randy Moss as a woman making a money grab against him, Rachelle Washington came out on the defensive Thursday.
A statement from her attorney, David McGill, says "she refuses to be further disrespected by him."
"Ms. Washington has been unfairly characterized as someone simply seeking financial gain. In fact, it was Mr. Moss' representatives who first contacted our office to offer a 'six figure' settlement with hopes of not having this incident become public record," the statement reads.
A temporary restraining order was issued Monday requiring the star wide receiver to stay at least 500 feet from Washington who alleged he committed "battery causing serious injury" to her at her Florida home on Jan. 6.
"It has never been her intention to hurt Mr. Moss in any way. However, she has suffered mental and physical harm as a result of his actions. She simply wants him to take responsibility for what he has done. As a battery victim, she has shown great strength throughout this entire ordeal," the statement reads.
Moss denied the allegation, which he called "this situation of extortion," and said he was "furious" about it. The restraining order was issued in the Broward County 17th Judicial Circuit of Florida.
A hearing on whether to issue a permanent restraining order is scheduled for 3 p.m. ET on Jan. 28, six days before the Super Bowl.
Moss does not have to appear at the hearing, the clerk of the court told ESPN. He has hired Florida attorney Richard Sharpstein, who has told Moss' longtime attorney in Minneapolis, Joe Friedberg, that he may ask for a continuance until after the Super Bowl.
Moss can also allow the restraining order filed by Washington to stand, and become a permanent court order. "I can tell you Randy has no desire to go within 500 feet of that lady," Friedberg told ESPN's Sal Paolantonio.
"We have heard Mr. Moss' statement regarding the incident. He has acknowledged that he was at Ms. Washington's Florida residence and that he was 'guilty' of an 'accident' which occurred.
"However, Mr. Moss fails to mention how his reckless and degrading conduct rendered Ms. Washington unable to drive her vehicle to seek medical attention. As the evidence will show, there is serious doubt that Mr. Moss is capable of recalling with clarity the exact details of what transpired that evening. As Mr. Moss has previously stated, "Do your homework and check his resume," the statement reads.
wow, her lawyers implying Randy doin a little partying...
