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[QUOTE="arbitragegls, post: 80571, member: 302"]
I am disappointed by the public outburst and statements of JB...and others. Until the truth comes out, it is best to say nothing. I am totally shocked by these accusations...but as being in business and legal arena of work...I have learned the hard way that the first thing to do is to keep quiet...not to react...because when you make a quick reaction to an incident you may further harm what you are trying to protect.

For example, JB stated he does not know this person--just a bit maybe. Never saw the person in Bernie's hotel room...accuser saying that for a number of years JB knew him; saw him around the program; saw him on team bus and saw him in Bernie's hotel room...whoa JB...please be quiet as your statements bring no clarity to the case and may implicate you in what you say as a defensive outburst for Bernie------yes Bernie may well be innocent...but the legal and moral process begins before you say anything...it does no one any good to comment that quickly...(look at JoePA--not saying this is the same--but being watchful is what needs to be done).

We do not want JB caught up in this alledged incident by someone of authority pointing out he must have known if he saw what accuser said. Accuser did not say anything about JB except to say he didnt say anything to him. That is great and is called in JBs defense if necessary, plausible deniability...JB be quiet. Let the process work its way through this ugly ordeal and then hopefully we are all relieved by Bernie's innocence.
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