Jason Anderson to step away from racing…

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God... this place is insufferable sometimes.

I hope Jason can own the consequences, get his shit together and that his wife can make smart decisions moving forward for her and their childs safety.

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PNWMXer wrote:

My 23 years of experience in dealing with these matters (at least in my state) completely disagrees with your assertion regarding prosecution rates. 

William wrote:
After a police report has been filed and the officer notes any evidence,. .The state DA prosecution does not need the accuser or really care. Would...

After a police report has been filed and the officer notes any evidence,. .The state DA prosecution does not need the accuser or really care. Would they prefer their cooperation ? Yes.

When there is EVIDENCE the state will pick it up and run with it. If there is no evidence and the accuser ("victim") wants to drop charges, sure, they will close the case.

Domestic "issues" are the number one thing that the prosecution wants to actively pursue, unless it is a certain loser.

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Neighbors call police, police file a report and make an arrest, Anderson doesn't race, they both delete social media, team announces he's out indefinitely, he puts...

Neighbors call police, police file a report and make an arrest, Anderson doesn't race, they both delete social media, team announces he's out indefinitely, he puts out statement taking full responsibility and offering no correction or qualifiers to what's being reported......

William "THERE'S NO EVIDENCE!!!!!!! MAYBE THEY'RE ALL TAKING THESE ACTIONS BECAUSE HE GOT LAID IN SOUTH AFRICA!!!!!" 

You couldn't be more wrong about how these cases are handled if you tried and your inability to put 2 and 2 together while also being this confident in yourself is something else. Please don't reproduce.

"MAYBE THEY'RE ALL TAKING THESE ACTIONS BECAUSE HE GOT LAID IN SOUTH AFRICA!!!!!" 

This is an incoherent statement.

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3/5/2026 2:37am Edited Date/Time 3/5/2026 2:39am

It was going sideways during WSX, he talked about his wife a lot in his victory speech and he’d never really mentioned her much on the podium before……. Geez I sound like it’s an episode of the Bold and the Beautiful. Bring on Indy 😂

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I had a case thrown out due to unlawful search and seizure. Im glad to know some of yall have my back and I never actually was in possession of those things since I wasn't found guilty. 

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People aren’t fans of other riders for far lesser reasons. I’m not sure why some of you are so invested in whether a random person on...

People aren’t fans of other riders for far lesser reasons. I’m not sure why some of you are so invested in whether a random person on the internet decides they aren’t a fan of Anderson anymore. 

What about Deegan, Prado, Barcia, Friese, Sexton? Can people decide to be fans or not on their own accord without the same shit? I completely agree with you, it is ridiculous on all parts. 

Speaking of which, I would actually love to see Deegan and Friese battle in traffic. That would be hilarious...

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What are the odds....😀

That a group of fans...young guys...shows up this weekend to the Indy SX....in t-shirts with sleeves cut off with the number 21 on the back?

😁

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aeffertz wrote:
People aren’t fans of other riders for far lesser reasons. I’m not sure why some of you are so invested in whether a random person on...

People aren’t fans of other riders for far lesser reasons. I’m not sure why some of you are so invested in whether a random person on the internet decides they aren’t a fan of Anderson anymore. 

It is not about Jason Anderson nearly as much as it is about the public having a propensity to give accusations the most weight in a situation where evidence is little to none. Even police reports are largely hearsay, because what an officer does not observe themselves, they simply write down what they are being told at the scene.

I think defamatory remarks about someone who has only been accused is a bad state of society. The metaphoric pitchforks and lanterns are reached for with little to no basis. 

Do you think that having a concern or interest in wha  I've explained is wrong, or is defamation and derogatory words about someone who has only been accused is wrong ?

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3/5/2026 10:41am Edited Date/Time 3/5/2026 10:44am
aeffertz wrote:
People aren’t fans of other riders for far lesser reasons. I’m not sure why some of you are so invested in whether a random person on...

People aren’t fans of other riders for far lesser reasons. I’m not sure why some of you are so invested in whether a random person on the internet decides they aren’t a fan of Anderson anymore. 

William wrote:
It is not about Jason Anderson nearly as much as it is about the public having a propensity to give accusations the most weight in a...

It is not about Jason Anderson nearly as much as it is about the public having a propensity to give accusations the most weight in a situation where evidence is little to none. Even police reports are largely hearsay, because what an officer does not observe themselves, they simply write down what they are being told at the scene.

I think defamatory remarks about someone who has only been accused is a bad state of society. The metaphoric pitchforks and lanterns are reached for with little to no basis. 

Do you think that having a concern or interest in wha  I've explained is wrong, or is defamation and derogatory words about someone who has only been accused is wrong ?

I think you are way too invested in the public perception of another man to be honest. You have like a hundred posts in here alone. Either you’re a debate lord or his dad or something. 

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3/5/2026 10:43am Edited Date/Time 3/5/2026 10:43am
aeffertz wrote:
People aren’t fans of other riders for far lesser reasons. I’m not sure why some of you are so invested in whether a random person on...

People aren’t fans of other riders for far lesser reasons. I’m not sure why some of you are so invested in whether a random person on the internet decides they aren’t a fan of Anderson anymore. 

William wrote:
It is not about Jason Anderson nearly as much as it is about the public having a propensity to give accusations the most weight in a...

It is not about Jason Anderson nearly as much as it is about the public having a propensity to give accusations the most weight in a situation where evidence is little to none. Even police reports are largely hearsay, because what an officer does not observe themselves, they simply write down what they are being told at the scene.

I think defamatory remarks about someone who has only been accused is a bad state of society. The metaphoric pitchforks and lanterns are reached for with little to no basis. 

Do you think that having a concern or interest in wha  I've explained is wrong, or is defamation and derogatory words about someone who has only been accused is wrong ?

The dude took full responsibility for his actions. You can continue with whatever youre doing but you are living in fantasy land if you think actions only truly occur if there's a guilty verdict in a court of law.

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3/5/2026 10:49am Edited Date/Time 3/5/2026 10:52am
aeffertz wrote:
People aren’t fans of other riders for far lesser reasons. I’m not sure why some of you are so invested in whether a random person on...

People aren’t fans of other riders for far lesser reasons. I’m not sure why some of you are so invested in whether a random person on the internet decides they aren’t a fan of Anderson anymore. 

William wrote:
It is not about Jason Anderson nearly as much as it is about the public having a propensity to give accusations the most weight in a...

It is not about Jason Anderson nearly as much as it is about the public having a propensity to give accusations the most weight in a situation where evidence is little to none. Even police reports are largely hearsay, because what an officer does not observe themselves, they simply write down what they are being told at the scene.

I think defamatory remarks about someone who has only been accused is a bad state of society. The metaphoric pitchforks and lanterns are reached for with little to no basis. 

Do you think that having a concern or interest in wha  I've explained is wrong, or is defamation and derogatory words about someone who has only been accused is wrong ?

aeffertz wrote:
I think you are way too invested in the public perception of another man to be honest. You have like a hundred posts in here alone...

I think you are way too invested in the public perception of another man to be honest. You have like a hundred posts in here alone. Either you’re a debate lord or his dad or something. 

"Way too invested in public perception of another man"

You either didn't read or didn't comprehend a thing I wrote.

What I said was very reasonable and the question I asked was very reasonable.

"Debate lord" ??

This is not a debate, it is a civil discussion.  

I can only be left to believe that you think it is okay to make defamatory, derogatory remarks about someone based on an accusation alone.

 

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William wrote:
"Way too invested in public perception of another man"You either didn't read or didn't comprehend a thing I wrote.What I said was very reasonable and the...

"Way too invested in public perception of another man"

You either didn't read or didn't comprehend a thing I wrote.

What I said was very reasonable and the question I asked was very reasonable.

"Debate lord" ??

This is not a debate, it is a civil discussion.  

I can only be left to believe that you think it is okay to make defamatory, derogatory remarks about someone based on an accusation alone.

 

Saying he was arrested for domestic violence isn’t defamatory. Saying he was talking to other girls isn’t defamatory. Someone seeing these things and deciding they don’t want to root for the guy anymore is pretty understandable. Why are you making it your life’s mission to convince people they must love Jason Anderson?

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3/5/2026 10:56am Edited Date/Time 3/5/2026 12:55pm
aeffertz wrote:
People aren’t fans of other riders for far lesser reasons. I’m not sure why some of you are so invested in whether a random person on...

People aren’t fans of other riders for far lesser reasons. I’m not sure why some of you are so invested in whether a random person on the internet decides they aren’t a fan of Anderson anymore. 

William wrote:
It is not about Jason Anderson nearly as much as it is about the public having a propensity to give accusations the most weight in a...

It is not about Jason Anderson nearly as much as it is about the public having a propensity to give accusations the most weight in a situation where evidence is little to none. Even police reports are largely hearsay, because what an officer does not observe themselves, they simply write down what they are being told at the scene.

I think defamatory remarks about someone who has only been accused is a bad state of society. The metaphoric pitchforks and lanterns are reached for with little to no basis. 

Do you think that having a concern or interest in wha  I've explained is wrong, or is defamation and derogatory words about someone who has only been accused is wrong ?

USA wrote:
The dude took full responsibility for his actions. You can continue with whatever youre doing but you are living in fantasy land if you think actions...

The dude took full responsibility for his actions. You can continue with whatever youre doing but you are living in fantasy land if you think actions only truly occur if there's a guilty verdict in a court of law.

"I take full responsibility for my actions"

Did he provide details about those "actions" ?

Did the prosecutor choose not to charge someone who is confessing to a crime ? 

Apparently, they are smarter than you are and they understand a blanket statement like that carries no weight.

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William wrote:
It is not about Jason Anderson nearly as much as it is about the public having a propensity to give accusations the most weight in a...

It is not about Jason Anderson nearly as much as it is about the public having a propensity to give accusations the most weight in a situation where evidence is little to none. Even police reports are largely hearsay, because what an officer does not observe themselves, they simply write down what they are being told at the scene.

I think defamatory remarks about someone who has only been accused is a bad state of society. The metaphoric pitchforks and lanterns are reached for with little to no basis. 

Do you think that having a concern or interest in wha  I've explained is wrong, or is defamation and derogatory words about someone who has only been accused is wrong ?

USA wrote:
The dude took full responsibility for his actions. You can continue with whatever youre doing but you are living in fantasy land if you think actions...

The dude took full responsibility for his actions. You can continue with whatever youre doing but you are living in fantasy land if you think actions only truly occur if there's a guilty verdict in a court of law.

William wrote:
"I take full responsibility for my actions"Did he provide details about those "actions" ?Did the prosecutor choose not to charge someone who is confessing to a...

"I take full responsibility for my actions"

Did he provide details about those "actions" ?

Did the prosecutor choose not to charge someone who is confessing to a crime ? 

Apparently, they are smarter than you are and they understand a blanket statement like that carries no weight.

Did his team let him go because he cheated on his wife?

Can you get out of big money contracts that easily?

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William wrote:
"I take full responsibility for my actions"Did he provide details about those "actions" ?Did the prosecutor choose not to charge someone who is confessing to a...

"I take full responsibility for my actions"

Did he provide details about those "actions" ?

Did the prosecutor choose not to charge someone who is confessing to a crime ? 

Apparently, they are smarter than you are and they understand a blanket statement like that carries no weight.

William, you seem like a pretty intelligent guy, judging by your posts. 

Unfortunately, the common sense you are speaking, is falling on deaf ears. Much like you, I’m not defending JA, but I’m certainly not going to throw him under the bus with the evidence that’s been presented. 

This forum and all social media outlets have very mixed feelings about this situation, which is understandable. It’s really easy to form an opinion after reading these reports. But I’ve learned to try and look at both sides/possibilities of a situation, and try not to let my “feelings” get in the way, when trying to get to the truth. 
Like most things, there’s three sides to a story. More than not, the “Truth” is not always front and center. 





 

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Why do people write that his team has let him go? In those two official press releases I don't see a word about his team dropping...

Why do people write that his team has let him go? In those two official press releases I don't see a word about his team dropping him.

https://pipesmotorsportsgroup.com/It’s been mentioned already, but he’s been removed from their website. Not that he can’t be added back on it, but he’s definitely not listed as...

https://pipesmotorsportsgroup.com/

It’s been mentioned already, but he’s been removed from their website. 

Not that he can’t be added back on it, but he’s definitely not listed as a rider on their team. 

Yup, the reigning SX "world champ" has been erased like a disgraced apparatchick in USSR...

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USA wrote:
The dude took full responsibility for his actions. You can continue with whatever youre doing but you are living in fantasy land if you think actions...

The dude took full responsibility for his actions. You can continue with whatever youre doing but you are living in fantasy land if you think actions only truly occur if there's a guilty verdict in a court of law.

Not the words you use when you caressed your girl's body with a feather...

🙄

 

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William wrote:
It is not about Jason Anderson nearly as much as it is about the public having a propensity to give accusations the most weight in a...

It is not about Jason Anderson nearly as much as it is about the public having a propensity to give accusations the most weight in a situation where evidence is little to none. Even police reports are largely hearsay, because what an officer does not observe themselves, they simply write down what they are being told at the scene.

I think defamatory remarks about someone who has only been accused is a bad state of society. The metaphoric pitchforks and lanterns are reached for with little to no basis. 

Do you think that having a concern or interest in wha  I've explained is wrong, or is defamation and derogatory words about someone who has only been accused is wrong ?

USA wrote:
The dude took full responsibility for his actions. You can continue with whatever youre doing but you are living in fantasy land if you think actions...

The dude took full responsibility for his actions. You can continue with whatever youre doing but you are living in fantasy land if you think actions only truly occur if there's a guilty verdict in a court of law.

William wrote:
"I take full responsibility for my actions"Did he provide details about those "actions" ?Did the prosecutor choose not to charge someone who is confessing to a...

"I take full responsibility for my actions"

Did he provide details about those "actions" ?

Did the prosecutor choose not to charge someone who is confessing to a crime ? 

Apparently, they are smarter than you are and they understand a blanket statement like that carries no weight.

Whats your reasoning for Mackenzie giving a sworn written statement about the cause of her injuries and the fact that they captured the resulting injuries with a body-worn camera?

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USA wrote:
The dude took full responsibility for his actions. You can continue with whatever youre doing but you are living in fantasy land if you think actions...

The dude took full responsibility for his actions. You can continue with whatever youre doing but you are living in fantasy land if you think actions only truly occur if there's a guilty verdict in a court of law.

William wrote:
"I take full responsibility for my actions"Did he provide details about those "actions" ?Did the prosecutor choose not to charge someone who is confessing to a...

"I take full responsibility for my actions"

Did he provide details about those "actions" ?

Did the prosecutor choose not to charge someone who is confessing to a crime ? 

Apparently, they are smarter than you are and they understand a blanket statement like that carries no weight.

USA wrote:
Whats your reasoning for Mackenzie giving a sworn written statement about the cause of her injuries and the fact that they captured the resulting injuries with...

Whats your reasoning for Mackenzie giving a sworn written statement about the cause of her injuries and the fact that they captured the resulting injuries with a body-worn camera?

You ignored my questions. They were rhetorical questions to sensible people, but for yourself and others, it requires an answer.

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Simple question: if Anderson is innocent, does he write: 

1-"I take full responsibility for my actions, and I’m truly sorry for the hurt they’ve caused my wife, and family."

2-"I swear on what's most precious to me I didn't do anything I've been accused of and my wife and family know it."

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3/5/2026 1:21pm Edited Date/Time 3/5/2026 1:22pm
RACING wrote:
Simple question: if Anderson is innocent, does he write: 1-"I take full responsibility for my actions, and I’m truly sorry for the hurt they’ve caused my wife...

Simple question: if Anderson is innocent, does he write: 

1-"I take full responsibility for my actions, and I’m truly sorry for the hurt they’ve caused my wife, and family."

2-"I swear on what's most precious to me I didn't do anything I've been accused of and my wife and family know it."

It's a blanket, vague statement that lacks detail.

It means he is admitting fault on some level. That is the answer.

My question to you is,...What did he do, EXACTLY  ?

It is very apparent that the prosecution does not interpret his statement as a confession to a crime.

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RACING wrote:
Simple question: if Anderson is innocent, does he write: 1-"I take full responsibility for my actions, and I’m truly sorry for the hurt they’ve caused my wife...

Simple question: if Anderson is innocent, does he write: 

1-"I take full responsibility for my actions, and I’m truly sorry for the hurt they’ve caused my wife, and family."

2-"I swear on what's most precious to me I didn't do anything I've been accused of and my wife and family know it."

William wrote:
It's a blanket, vague statement that lacks detail.It means he is admitting fault on some level. That is the answer.My question to you is,...What did he...

It's a blanket, vague statement that lacks detail.

It means he is admitting fault on some level. That is the answer.

My question to you is,...What did he do, EXACTLY  ?

It is very apparent that the prosecution does not interpret his statement as a confession to a crime.

i could be wrong but in states like florida if the victim recants their statement it cant be used as evidence and that was the reason the prosecutors gave for not moving forward with charges was lack of evidence. However it will be stated for the millionth time that the neighbors are the ones who called the cops after they witnessed the alleged altercation take place. If your Jason anderson why would you release a statement like that if you did nothing wrong. sometimes women lie about this stuff and thats wrong, but also sometimes dudes can let their emotions get the better of them and they put their hands on a female. 

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RACING wrote:
Simple question: if Anderson is innocent, does he write: 1-"I take full responsibility for my actions, and I’m truly sorry for the hurt they’ve caused my wife...

Simple question: if Anderson is innocent, does he write: 

1-"I take full responsibility for my actions, and I’m truly sorry for the hurt they’ve caused my wife, and family."

2-"I swear on what's most precious to me I didn't do anything I've been accused of and my wife and family know it."

William wrote:
It's a blanket, vague statement that lacks detail.It means he is admitting fault on some level. That is the answer.My question to you is,...What did he...

It's a blanket, vague statement that lacks detail.

It means he is admitting fault on some level. That is the answer.

My question to you is,...What did he do, EXACTLY  ?

It is very apparent that the prosecution does not interpret his statement as a confession to a crime.

I dont know, maybe he did what his wife gave a sworn statement about, and then took responsibility for his actions. I get where you are coming from, but how do you overlook this tiny little detail?

I have personally had charges dropped against me while the state took possession of the items I was arrested for. The fact that I didnt get tried and found guilty doesnt mean that it didnt happen. 

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William wrote:
"I take full responsibility for my actions"Did he provide details about those "actions" ?Did the prosecutor choose not to charge someone who is confessing to a...

"I take full responsibility for my actions"

Did he provide details about those "actions" ?

Did the prosecutor choose not to charge someone who is confessing to a crime ? 

Apparently, they are smarter than you are and they understand a blanket statement like that carries no weight.

USA wrote:
Whats your reasoning for Mackenzie giving a sworn written statement about the cause of her injuries and the fact that they captured the resulting injuries with...

Whats your reasoning for Mackenzie giving a sworn written statement about the cause of her injuries and the fact that they captured the resulting injuries with a body-worn camera?

William wrote:

You ignored my questions. They were rhetorical questions to sensible people, but for yourself and others, it requires an answer.

And to answer your question, the prosecutor dropped the charges long before Anderson's statement. So, no. They chose not to charge someone because the victim became uncooperative. Please let me know if you find where she says none of this happened, like you are trying to imply. 

Because she put a sworn statement out there that it did happen. 

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3/5/2026 1:48pm Edited Date/Time 3/5/2026 2:00pm
RACING wrote:
Simple question: if Anderson is innocent, does he write: 1-"I take full responsibility for my actions, and I’m truly sorry for the hurt they’ve caused my wife...

Simple question: if Anderson is innocent, does he write: 

1-"I take full responsibility for my actions, and I’m truly sorry for the hurt they’ve caused my wife, and family."

2-"I swear on what's most precious to me I didn't do anything I've been accused of and my wife and family know it."

William wrote:
It's a blanket, vague statement that lacks detail.It means he is admitting fault on some level. That is the answer.My question to you is,...What did he...

It's a blanket, vague statement that lacks detail.

It means he is admitting fault on some level. That is the answer.

My question to you is,...What did he do, EXACTLY  ?

It is very apparent that the prosecution does not interpret his statement as a confession to a crime.

USA wrote:
I dont know, maybe he did what his wife gave a sworn statement about, and then took responsibility for his actions. I get where you are...

I dont know, maybe he did what his wife gave a sworn statement about, and then took responsibility for his actions. I get where you are coming from, but how do you overlook this tiny little detail?

I have personally had charges dropped against me while the state took possession of the items I was arrested for. The fact that I didnt get tried and found guilty doesnt mean that it didnt happen. 

Why would she give a statement in the heat of the moment after a very heated argument?  I don't know, maybe because she thought she got cheated on and was seeing red?  Is this not possible?  If you don't think it is, go take a look around at all the women who have admitted publicly to doing so.

Regarding the statements, this is hilarious to read this stuff as if JA admitted to something specific.  You guys really think that statement was from JA himself?  Looks like most here have never been in corporate america.  It's called falling on your sword to save face.  You admit it and apologize no matter what happened, and this is just how it works and is the best way to handle it.  Those were not JA's words, those were his teams/agents words, crafted for JA authorization to send out via PR.  Standard procedure if you want to safe face, maximize damage control, and race again.

edit, adding something else you might not be able to make sense of: 

https://www.tiktok.com/@kenziemeads/video/7477726349621349662?lang=en

Copy/paste that link into a browser if clicking on it doesn't take you there.

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3/5/2026 1:49pm Edited Date/Time 3/5/2026 1:57pm

William is a flat earther on this no prosecution equals no crime belief, there's no point in trying anymore. He doesn't want to understand. Ray Rice pled not guilty and had his charges dropped too, albeit under different circumstances. It still counts though if you're too simple to see things beyond the black and white like William. 

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RACING wrote:
Simple question: if Anderson is innocent, does he write: 1-"I take full responsibility for my actions, and I’m truly sorry for the hurt they’ve caused my wife...

Simple question: if Anderson is innocent, does he write: 

1-"I take full responsibility for my actions, and I’m truly sorry for the hurt they’ve caused my wife, and family."

2-"I swear on what's most precious to me I didn't do anything I've been accused of and my wife and family know it."

William wrote:
It's a blanket, vague statement that lacks detail.It means he is admitting fault on some level. That is the answer.My question to you is,...What did he...

It's a blanket, vague statement that lacks detail.

It means he is admitting fault on some level. That is the answer.

My question to you is,...What did he do, EXACTLY  ?

It is very apparent that the prosecution does not interpret his statement as a confession to a crime.

Seriously, if you hadn't hit your wife and were accused of it, wouldn't the first thing you'd say be "I absolutely did NOT assault my wife"?

C'mon... 

🙄

I don't know if JA actually takes full responsability for his actions, but if he's able to, it won't be because thanks to his fans... Pages and pages of outlandish theories and lame excuses... 

 

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RACING wrote:
Simple question: if Anderson is innocent, does he write: 1-"I take full responsibility for my actions, and I’m truly sorry for the hurt they’ve caused my wife...

Simple question: if Anderson is innocent, does he write: 

1-"I take full responsibility for my actions, and I’m truly sorry for the hurt they’ve caused my wife, and family."

2-"I swear on what's most precious to me I didn't do anything I've been accused of and my wife and family know it."

William wrote:
It's a blanket, vague statement that lacks detail.It means he is admitting fault on some level. That is the answer.My question to you is,...What did he...

It's a blanket, vague statement that lacks detail.

It means he is admitting fault on some level. That is the answer.

My question to you is,...What did he do, EXACTLY  ?

It is very apparent that the prosecution does not interpret his statement as a confession to a crime.

RACING wrote:
Seriously, if you hadn't hit your wife and were accused of it, wouldn't the first thing you'd say be "I absolutely did NOT assault my wife"?C'mon... 🙄I...

Seriously, if you hadn't hit your wife and were accused of it, wouldn't the first thing you'd say be "I absolutely did NOT assault my wife"?

C'mon... 

🙄

I don't know if JA actually takes full responsability for his actions, but if he's able to, it won't be because thanks to his fans... Pages and pages of outlandish theories and lame excuses... 

 

Im one of the few that's NOT making up "theories"

You do not have facts and you're filling in blanks with theories.

If his statement about his "actions" were as absolute and incriminating as you are saying they are, the prosecution would have a slam dunk case. The prosecution knows it carries no weight.

You are acting as though it is a confession to a crime.

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The facts are he was accused of facts he didn't even try to deny.

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RACING wrote:

The facts are he was accused of facts he didn't even try to deny.

It's a very good thing that our judicial and legal system doesn't operate with your 3rd world mentality.

 

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That's clearly your best one up till now. 

I'm sure you can't even realize how delusional you sound.

🤣

It's good to laugh a bit after so many depressing pages.

 

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