1. You just can’t generate a criminal case. A prosecutor has to get an indictment
based on evidence that something criminal took place.

2. In a criminal case, a person can be tried for perjury. So if a person lies,
and it is proven, they can go to jail!

3. The alleged victim must take the stand. Kobe’s case didn’t go to trial because
the victim refused to take the stand, so the case was dropped. Her credibility would
have been exposed had she testified, so her lawyers pursued a civil case to
pressure Kobe to settle, and he did.

Putting forth a lawsuit is a very easy action, because it doesn’t require evidence
for the case to go to trial. It can be based on allegations, and most people submit
lawsuits to get the other party to settle, because going to court can be very
expensive. So most parties settle to avoid further expenses and bad publicity.

The fact that not one single accuser is seeking criminal charges, and that there
is no police investigation taking place, means nothing criminal occurred.

I saw the DMs that were exchanged, and none of them prove that anything
criminal happened. With one of the girls, a particular service was agreed upon.
Watson specifically wanted his groin and glutes massaged, which are areas
that are normally massaged on football players. He specifically asks for that
in the DM. Expert physios have already stated that those are not unusual
massages, because football players are explosive runners.

So did she get uncomfortable with that when she got to his place, and he told
her that he wasn’t going to pay her if she didn’t perform the services that
she agreed to?

So she did it anyway, even though she felt uncomfortable?

If that was the case, then that’s not rape,or sexual misconduct. There
is nothing criminal about that.

What we have here are disgruntled employees, who were not physically
forced to render services. Watson simply specified the service that he
wanted , and probably wasn’t going to pay unless the service was rendered.

That was probably his request for the type of massage that he likes and wanted
with each therapist.

One of the therapists stated that she felt forced.
Feeling forced and being forced are too different things.

Based on CURENT EVIDENCE, this is not a case of rape, or sexual misconduct.

Now could this be a disagreement in business services, or what was expected
and agreed upon?

Possibly.

Innocent until proven guilty. And I support Watson until proven otherwise.