Man, if they were making this up, there are no words. If they weren't, what in the world?
Man, if they were making this up, there are no words. If they weren't, what in the world?
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3745412/Day-late-swimmer-short-Judge-orders-Ryan-Lochte-remain-Rio-questioning-robbery-case-no-evidence-crime-US.html
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3745412/Day-late-swimmer-short-Judge-orders-Ryan-Lochte-remain-Rio-questioning-robbery-case-no-evidence-crime-US.html
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3745412/Day-late-swimmer-short-Judge-orders-Ryan-Lochte-remain-Rio-questioning-robbery-case-no-evidence-crime-US.html
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3745412/Day-late-swimmer-short-Judge-orders-Ryan-Lochte-remain-Rio-questioning-robbery-case-no-evidence-crime-US.html
I can't figure it out either way. It's not as if Lochte can't/doesn't get enough press. And positive at that.
ReplyDeleteLochte made it out of the country, but 2 of the swimmers were pulled off their flight and the 4th never made it to the airport.
ReplyDeleteCostas says that Lauer has interviewed Lochte tonight and will report shortly.
What a mess.
ReplyDeleteIt's pretty weird, but I'm still more inclined to believe the athletes (because why the hell would they make it up) than the Brazilian government, who have an obvious incentive to deny it. The discrepancies in the story so far seem like they can probably be chalked up to drunk people going through a traumatic experience.
ReplyDeleteI'm concerned that they are treating the athletes as criminals.
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