Such a fascinating case.
http://tucson.com/news/local/t...d16bd.html
1) Article says he has admitted to police he held a box cutter to an athlete's throat in his office and choker her and says they had a romantic relationship.
2) He and his wife have sued that very same athlete.
Wouldn't one think the wife would be upset about his relationship with the student?
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- Anyone watch the 20/20 episode tonight on the former Ariz throws coach?
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- RE: Anyone watch the 20/20 episode tonight on the former Ariz State throws coach? - in reply to az res
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Arizona, not Arizona State
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- RE: Anyone watch the 20/20 episode tonight on the former Ariz throws coach? - in reply to az res
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Look at this quote from the article.
az res wrote:
The state is paying for Carter's defense in the civil suit against him and the university, and as of the end of September, his legal bills had risen to nearly $640,000
The taxpayers of Arizona should be outraged. Think about it. The lawyer has no incentive to keep the bills down. Nor does the accused- Carter. How do you rack up 640k in fees for a civil defense suit? Or does that include his counter suit against the victim and the victim's lawyer for defamation?
Instead of paying $640k to lawyers, they should have just settled. How much of a pay day is the victim going for?
Regarding his criminal trial, it says he turned down a plea deal of 1-3 years and now he's facing eight and 27.5 years in prison.
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- RE: Anyone watch the 20/20 episode tonight on the former Ariz throws coach? - in reply to az res
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az res wrote:
2) He and his wife have sued that very same athlete.
Wouldn't one think the wife would be upset about his relationship with the student?
They apparently make a great couple in the douchebag and douchebagette HOF.
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- RE: Anyone watch the 20/20 episode tonight on the former Ariz throws coach? - in reply to az res
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Do you guys think his wife bought him that turtleneck? If so, I can see why he would cheat as a way to escape her tyranny. The whole ordeal was probably his way of acting out against his wife, he should use that in his defense.
Do you guys think he bought that turtleneck for himself? If so, he is clearly innocent. No man who buys himself a turtleneck sweater is capable of any wrongdoing. It was probably his way of crying out for help when he realized he was an accountant stuck in a thrower's body.
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- RE: Anyone watch the 20/20 episode tonight on the former Ariz State throws coach? - in reply to Please change title
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Please change title wrote:
Arizona, not Arizona State
Is that "ex-thrower" the angry guy that posts here?
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