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Message: [QUOTE="cusetown1, post: 1159451, member: 38"] The statement from Winston's Attorney. This sounds like a girl not telling the truth. TALLAHASSEE, Fla. — Below is a statement from Gordon & Rees partner David Cornwell, advisor to Jameis Winston’s family. Each time new facts emerge exposing her story for what it is, Ms. **********’s lawyers claim that somebody other than she is lying. According to Ms. ********** and her lawyers, the Tallahassee Police Department, the Florida State Attorney, the judicial panel in Florida State University’s Student Code of Conduct hearing, FSU (with today’s letter), and, of course, Mr. Winston and his family representatives are all lying. Given the unanimous rejection of her story by every official entity that has heard or investigated it, Ms. **********’s story must be referred to as "a false allegation of sexual assault." FSU’s letter confirms that Ms. ********** waited 20 months to make a Title IX complaint. Her lawyers told FSU to "cease all contact" with Ms. ********** so they could execute their civil litigation plan. Rather than making Ms. ********** available for the Title IX investigation that they now claim is so sacred, her lawyers sent FSU a "litigation hold" letter and told ABC News on January 8, 2014, "Absolutely you’re gonna see a civil suit, I want heads to roll." The remarkable news in FSU’s letter is the confirmation that, though Ms. ********** claimed Mr. Winston’s teammates were present when she allegedly was being raped, she did not charge them with anything relating to rape, i.e., witnessing, facilitating or failing to assist her while she was allegedly being raped. Ms. ********** charged these young men with "invasion of privacy" for videotaping her in physical positions that reportedly were consistent with a consensual sexual encounter. Ms. ********** and her attorneys have been exposed yet again. [/QUOTE]

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