I was thinking. It was a women who received the video of Ray Rice slugging his wife. Her quote was "It is bad" or something like that in the voice message. Then I remembered hearing that few women work in the NFL office. So I figured I'd google it. I only found one women that work for the NFL. Might be more, but this is all I could find.

Here she is. Vice President of Community Relations. Only women I found that works in the NFL offices in Manhattan on Park Ave.

Anna Isaacson

http://www.zoominfo.com/p/Anna-Isaacson/280939375

http://nypost.com/2014/01/26/having-a-ball-as-a-lady-working-for-the-nfl/

Boom!!!! She was the one that received the video. Solved it. How you like me now?

CSFMB:

Beardown: Yeah. I got it before any newspapers or network. I Win!!!

Roger Goodell: You son of a bitch.

Beardown:

I must admit, this is yeoman's work. Bravo Beardown!

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Agreed. Pretty good work here sir.

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The interesting thing is that if it was her, and the NFL concludes that she held the tape without notifying her bosses, I think they would have a hard time firing her considering the few number of women employed there (if that is true).

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My thing is why would a VP for community relations be involved at this level if it was her and not legal or some other executive close to the situation. Or maybe this is under her purview, I don't know.

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Ben Simmons is a liability: check
The Fields Cult is dumb: double check

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Mortinson, King and Shefter probably know it's her too.

So now they're gonna do this bullshit elaborate investigation when it's simple. Talk to Anna. Ask her what happened. And it's over.

Now, Roger might have already gotten to her. Told her she's gonna take the fall. Pay her off for it. At least 20 million. She'll take it. She'll happily get fired and Roger saves his job.

See how easy this is?

As someone already pointed out, they can't fire her because she is a woman. A man needs to take the fall for it.

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Good point. But now it gets tricky. Cuz if she doesn't get fired, she knows the truth then. So they'll still have to pay her off while she keeps her job.

So now she has to say that she passed the video to some dude, he takes the fall and money.

But the more people that have to lie, the more tough it gets to get away with it.

THE NFL = THE NEW MAFIA

Speaking of the mafia, I was bored in the Denver airport yesterday. So I looked for something interesting on HBO GO. I ended up watching the pilot episode of the Sopranos. Based on that episode, I am surprised the show was a success. It was really bad.

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You know's probably trying to help Roger pull this off?

Jerry Jones. That crazy cracker loves shit like this.

Jerry: Roger, here's what we're gonna do...

Roger: Thanks for your help, Jerry. I appreciate it.

Wow. I strongly disagree with that. The pilot episode was at worst fantastic. Really bad? Nah, that's bullshit.

The only thing missing was Tony's accent.

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Lower lip looks like she may have tangled with Rice in the past.

Tony getting worked up over ducks in his pool. Keep it.

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His accent got more comical as the series went on. By the end, he sounded like a cartoon character.

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I was also thinking about it. Ok. She gets the video. I don't think she has the authority to pop it in the DVR and watch it by herself. I'm assuming she was in a room with a bunch of people watching it.

Wouldn't you agree?

Then she just gave that cop a call back to say they received it.

I think my main problem was they needed to introduce all the characters, so it was pretty vanilla. They were just starting to draw out future plot lines. Plus the kids (mainly Meadow) were so young looking, and I think we all liked her as the show progressed. I never liked the Tony anxiety thing, which was the perspective used to tell the first episode.

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Roger: Anna, what was the first thing I told you when I hired you?

Anna: Get on your knees

Roger: Oh yeah. Ok. What was the second thing I told you?

Anna: Protect the shield at all costs.

Roger: That's right, Anna. Now that is going to be put to the test for you. Will you protect the shield at this critical time?

Anna: Yes, sir. But it's gonna cost you.

Roger: I know. Now...here's how we're gonna play this...

Here's her twitter.

I don't have an account. Somebody want to send her a tweet and simply ask her if she received the video?

https://twitter.com/AIfromBK

wrong more than one woman

Nope, Beardown said it was Anna Isaacsan. Those are fake names.

Hey you took the list down!

Could be Clare I guess. She's the manager of Publicity. Leslie is the manager of media services. So it's narrowed down to three.

I still stick with Anna.

National Football League
General Information
280 Park Avenue
New York, NY 10017
212. 450-2000
PR Dept. FAX: 212. 681-7572
League FAX: 212. 681-7573

Joe Browne, Executive Vice President of Communications & Public Affairs
212.450-2031 e-mail: brownej AT nfl.com

Greg Aiello, Senior Vice President of Public Relations
212.450-2067 e-mail: aiellog AT nfl.com

Brian McCarthy, Vice President of Corporate Communications
212.450-2069 e-mail: McCarthyb AT nfl.com

Vince Casey, Director of Football Information
212.450-2061 e-mail: CaseyV AT nfl.com

Leslie Hammond, Director of Media Services
212.450-2064 e-mail: hammondl AT nfl.com

Dan Masonson, Director of Corporate Communications
212.450-2081 e-mail: MasonsonD AT nfl.com

Mike Signora, Director of Media Relations and International Communications
212.450-2076 e-mail: SignoraM AT nfl.com

Corry Rush, Manager of AFC Information
212.450-2066 e-mail: Corry.Rush AT nfl.com

Randall Liu, Manager of NFC Information
212.450-2382 e-mail: LiuR AT nfl.com

David Krichavsky, Director of Community Affairs
212.450-2024 e-mail: KrichavskyD AT nfl.com

Clare Graff, Manager of Publicity
212.450-2435 e-mail: clare.graff AT nfl.net

Anna Isaacson, Manager of Community Affairs
212.450-2563 e-mail : Anna.Isaacson AT nfl.net

Krichavsky's in trouble, with a name like that he sounds like a replaceable.

This is so weird. Who would have thought that the following question would be the key to solving the NFL cover up?

Leslie Hammond voice has been taken off her voice mail. Anna Isaacson and Clasre Graff voices still on.

RIP Leslie Hammond.

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Based on the contents of this thread, is it safe to conclude that BD's research skills are of low quality? It is an important question because of all the purported insight provided by BD.

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