Recordings Surface of Alleged Payment in Derrius Guice Case
The Advocate, a Baton Rouge newspaper is reporting that telephone recordings have surfaced surrounding the allegations of sexual harassment that have been levied against former LSU football star Derrius Guice. In
The Advocate report, it is suggested that a payment of $100,000 dollars was requested by a man claiming to be a representative of the alleged victim.
The story purports that Cleavon Williams claimed he was a friend of the Superdome security guard, Gloria Scott. It is alleged that Guice harassed Scott while she was working at the Superdome in 2017. Scott had reportedly contacted LSU about the incident saying that she wanted Guice suspended from the Citrus Bowl Game.
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Apr 6, 2021 11:55 AM
LSU’s associate athletic director of football recruiting, Sharon Lewis, tells the USA Today she will file several lawsuits against the school, claiming she was mistreated for trying to stop sexual harassment. Tiger Rag Editor Ron Higgins says the allegations are explosive, including the details of an argument Lewis had with former football coach Les Miles.
“If she was a coach and didn’t do what he said then he’d punch her in her M F’n face and she said I guess you’ll just have to punch me in my M F’n face.”
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