The wide receiver Antonio Brown of the New England Patriots has been charged with several rape by his former trainer Brittany Taylor. She cites federal lawsuits in southern Florida and mentions three cases in which Antonio Brown was forced to sexually assault and forced sex.
Who is Brittany Taylor?
Brown claimed to have exposed himself to 28-year-old Taylor in two separate training sessions in 2017 before raping her in 2018. A month later, Taylor insisted that he was watching TV at Brown's house when the All-Pro athlete started masturbating and cumshot on his back.
According to the lawsuit, Taylor was “embarrassed by this assault and his fallen message” and “cut off his business relationship with Brown,” but Brown apologized and begged for forgiveness. I will. ”
Taylor described in detail the evening when Brown was forced to come to bed on the night of May 20, 2018, "rape her by force." She said no and she refused and penetrated her.
Britney Taylor said, “It was a very difficult decision to speak as Antonio Brown's rape victim. I was encouraged by the stories of other survivors of faith, family, and sexual assault. Speaking out, you get rid of the shame you felt over the past year and leave it to the rape director. Work with the NFL and other agencies. But now I politely ask the media to respect my privacy. ”
What does Brittany Taylor do now?
Taylor is a former gymnast who competed jointly at Central Michigan University and Louisiana State University where Brown played college football. She now owns a gym to train young gymnasts in Tennessee.
Antonio Brown's official statement on Brittany Taylor's lawsuit
Brown's lawyer issued the following statement on behalf of the NFL player: Brown denies all claims in the lawsuit. He will pursue all legal remedies not only to reveal his name, but also to protect other professional athletes from false accusations. Brown approached the complainant in 2017. Soon after Brown signed the deal, it became the highest paid wide receiver in the NFL. ”
“At the time, Mr. Brown was asked to invest $ 1.6 million in the accuser's business project. Mr. Brown was notified to his accuser that he had attracted the $ 300,000 IRS or that $ 1.6 million of the $ 1.6 million so-called "investment" was used to purchase property already owned by the accuser and her mother. Did not. ”