The Manti Te'o Dead Girlfriend Hoax Web of Lies

[punch it in]

Originally Posted by mredskins

Who cares even if the worst case scenario is he made it up . Did it ruin anyone's life on here? He surely embarrassed ND, his family and most of all himself. ALSO, in the process of the lie he raised $3k for leukemia. I am not saying that made it right I am just saying other then the embarrassment that was the only other by-product of this.

I don't think that warrants him being a d-bag.

Really is anyone on here really butt hurt over this? If so you may want check to see if you have a life of your own.

Since we dont know the facts obviously this is all just speculation. I tend to agree with your overall point. I mean its hard to pinpoint exactly what he did wrong if he was in fact not the victim. That being said , if i told everybody i had cancer, and raised alot of money from family and friends (and fans if i had them), is that ok? Im having a hard time thinking he did nothing wrong if this indeed was all his own making, even though it didnt "hurt" anyone.

[DynamiteRave]

Originally Posted by punch it in

Since we dont know the facts obviously this is all just speculation. I tend to agree with your overall point. I mean its hard to pinpoint exactly what he did wrong if he was in fact not the victim. That being said , if i told everybody i had cancer, and raised alot of money from family and friends (and fans if i had them), is that ok? Im having a hard time thinking he did nothing wrong if this indeed was all his own making, even though it didnt "hurt" anyone.

I personally worked with a guy who did that. Told EVERYONE he had cancer, us, his roommates (who were also his co-workers), his church, I think even his parents. Had people offering to pick him up from the doctor's after his chemo treatments and what not. His church was even raising money for him.

Eventually his roommate/co-worker called his doctor to ask how his progression was going. And his doctor was like wtf, he doesn't have cancer!

After I heard about that, I never saw him at work again. I guess he had to move out of state and change his name.

[los panda]

Originally Posted by DynamiteRave

I personally worked with a guy who did that. Told EVERYONE he had cancer, us, his roommates (who were also his co-workers), his church, I think even his parents. Had people offering to pick him up from the doctor's after his chemo treatments and what not. His church was even raising money for him.

Eventually his roommate/co-worker called his doctor to ask how his progression was going. And his doctor was like wtf, he doesn't have cancer!

After I heard about that, I never saw him at work again. I guess he had to move out of state and change his name.

how can a doctor disclose that?!?

[DynamiteRave]

Originally Posted by los panda

how can a doctor disclose that?!?

Doctors can be weird.

My ex's ex was with this girl, and her doctor tells her parents EVERYTHING. She's 24 years old.

I guess some doctor's don't give a damn about HIPPA

[los panda]

Originally Posted by DynamiteRave

Doctors can be weird.

My ex's ex was with this girl, and her doctor tells her parents EVERYTHING. She's 24 years old.

I guess some doctor's don't give a damn about HIPPA

if i had the time/money, i'd take legal action

or

i'd get a new doctor

[BigHairedAristocrat]

Originally Posted by los panda

how can a doctor disclose that?!?

That was my first thought.

[FRPLG]

Originally Posted by los panda

how can a doctor disclose that?!?

It's probably a case of they could say you don't but could never say you did.

[los panda]

Originally Posted by FRPLG

It's probably a case of they could say you don't but could never say you did.

that'd be news to me. as far as i knew, a doctor wasn't allowed to share ANY information about a patient to some person who calls up on the phone and asks about that patient. not even whether the patient is actually a patient. not w/o the patient's consent.

correct me if i am wrong

[NC_Skins]

Speaking of catfishes, one was just outed a couple weeks ago that was rolling deep with the LL/HTTR/24-7 crew. She was even on their podcasts, but somebody ended up researching a bit and found out her pics were fake. Seems she had jacked up a few of the Redskins players for tickets.....lol Not sure if any of you follow LL's twitter, but it was pretty funny. The even funnier thing was seeing how all these clowns on the net were following over her because they thought she was this smoking hot chick that loved Redskins football....lol


This chick.

https://es.twitter.com/RedRidnH00d?p..._redirect=true


I sit back and laugh at all the tools that fall over women like they've never been with one before. Hell, maybe that's the problem.

[firstdown]

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[mredskins]

Originally Posted by punch it in

Since we dont know the facts obviously this is all just speculation. I tend to agree with your overall point. I mean its hard to pinpoint exactly what he did wrong if he was in fact not the victim. That being said , if i told everybody i had cancer, and raised alot of money from family and friends (and fans if i had them), is that ok? Im having a hard time thinking he did nothing wrong if this indeed was all his own making, even though it didnt "hurt" anyone.

The money was raised by another group to support the sad Irish fan seen on TV during the bowl game. They picked leukemia because of Manti's GF to be the charity.

Manti had nothing to do with the actually fund raiser. he didn't go around saying "oh give money to the cancer that killed my snuffaluffagus".

Let's Make Sad Irish Fan Happy Again | Indiegogo

From the the above web site:

UPDATE: Sad Irish Fan would like all supporters of the campaign to know that our goal has been, and will continue to be, to fight against leukemia & lymphoma and the terrible effects these diseases cause people every day. Recently, it has been brought to our attention that a member of the football team known to many to be negatively impacted by leukemia, may have been the victim of an elaborate hoax. While the details are still unclear and unknown to us, the Sad Irish Fan campaign will continue fighting against the disease which causes tens of thousands of deaths each year in the US alone. We thank everyone who has supported the campaign and stands with us in our mission.