Kyle

Richard There is evidence twitch has the whole conversation on whisper, but its protected under an NDA. The only reason we know as much as we do is because a disgruntled ex employee revealed the truth behind the NDA deal but without exact details to save himself from being sued into oblivion. Do you have any idea how much crime hides behind an NDA? The only way we ever get the actual facts through of an NDA is if one the perpetrator breaks the deal of his own volition or the case make its way to congressional court where federal law holds private proceedings and decides what to make public and supercedes the companies lawful rights. Do you honestly think this will ever make it to supreme court? You call people sheeple for simply taking in the only facts given. Which by way include a now deleted and multi edited post by Dr. Disrespect in which he admitted to the crime of atleast having a inappropriate conversation with a minor and apologizing for it. So people are sheep for what? Having an opinion about a person who actually admitted to wrong doing? Check your facts dude, just because the guy changed his story because his agent probably told him to, doesn't rid him of wrong doing or erase his earlier confession.