Ask and you shall receive:
http://barstool.market-safe.com/index.php/shirt-6/play-like-you-had-a-fake-dead-girlfriend.html
Girlfriend he never met?
So does the fact that people donated thousands of dollars to a fund for this "fake person" get ND in possible hot water?
It's a tough situation, if you're ND you can't be like "prove to us she's real" but at the same time, you have to do your due diligence. Swarbrick did call Te'O the "most trusting person I've ever met"I hadn't thought about that. My guess is no, because I'm pretty sure what happened was that Teo duped ND. I;m not sure if anyone affiliated with the university other than Teo was actually in on this. If it turns out that they were, then that sure seems like fraud to me.
It's a tough situation, if you're ND you can't be like "prove to us she's real" but at the same time, you have to do your due diligence. Swarbrick did call Te'O the "most trusting person I've ever met"
http://deadspin.com/5976517/manti-t...tory-of-the-college-football-season-is-a-hoax
Wow that is unbelievable, I wonder how much backlash there will be
Between this, the tragic death of the kid taping practice, and then the rumors of the Notre Dame players sexually assaulting a girl and her soon after committing suicide, why don't they get more bad publicity but instead made out to be this great cinderella story again?
Yeah Wojeohowski (spelling?) did the interview with Te'O in October about the deaths. He said he did the research and did not find anything about a car accident or an obiturary or a memorial service. He then asked Te'O if they could reach out to the family, Te'O said no, he also asked if they could publish pictures of her, Te'O again said no.Yeah, I guess the mroe I think about it I see where you're coming from.
It's one thing to just support the guy or whatever, but when you are using her to raise money (I'm assuming they did this, I don't know that part of the story) you do kind of need some proof, right? It's certainly a fine line; there was an ESPN writer who mentioned asking Teo some questions, and looking for an obituary or death certificate or something, but then Teo told him to back off, and he figured the family was just being private, and I guess let it go.
Kind of reminds me of the whole Shirley Funke thing in Arrested Development.
Now he's out saying he was duped. Dude, nobody tricked you into saying you looked in her eyes, she sent you texts, etc. Those were all supposed first hand accounts of interactions YOU had with her, not somebody else.
To me, this screams "beard". I have to figure the guy is gay, and he created this complicated cover for himself. No one will be able to out you if your "girlfriend" lives far away from where you go to college (so no one will ever see her), and then suddenly she is dead.
Agreed on both points.Yeah, I think the best possible outcome for Teo here is he was duped at some point, then he just started running with the story, saying he spoke to her every night, went to visit her, etc.
The worst case is he was in on the lie from the start. (which is what I think it is). But either way, he was deceiving a lot of people for a long while.
Would be funnier if it was the real Clowney@JadeveonClowny: If you having girl problems I feel bad for you son Manti Teo has 99 problems but a girl ain't one.
Would be funnier if it was the real Clowney
Now you're going to tell me that dream jobs aren't real.