Remember when Mike Nort asked a guest if he would be okay with his daughter bringing home "a Tyrone"?

Have a terrible night and die in MANY fires.

That really happened? What year was this? 1965?

I think she wanted it... Then got fucked up to make it extra fun.. then woke up not remembering everything and got scared.

Weird, I see Dolphin looking in my asshole

He also explained why he took his used condom with him afterward—he said was taught to do that at the NBA’s rookie transition program.

As for why he wasn’t very responsive in his text messages to his accuser the next day, Rose said it was because “I thought she was going to claim rape.”

Weird, I see Dolphin looking in my asshole

http://deadspin.com/derrick-rose-testifies-that-nba-rookie-program-teaches-1787641096

Are you stoned or pissed off, or both, when you create these postings?

Rose got fouled up when asked about the color of the vibrator. "What color was the vibrator," McCoy asked. He said Fri. he was color blind

"I thought you told the jury on Friday you were color blind?"
"I'm brown and red color blind. I know pink when I see it," Rose answered.

He didn't know what the word "consent" meant.

Rose has gotta be an all time bad civil suit defendant.

Have a terrible night and die in MANY fires.

As Rose concluded his testimony, it remained unclear how U.S. District Judge Michael W. Fitzgerald would rule on the defense’s request for a mistrial. Fitzgerald expressed dismay that three text messages from the accuser—ones that suggest she might have been open to the idea of group sex with Rose—were either deleted or withheld from the defense. He gave the plaintiff’s attorneys until Wednesday to demonstrate that they had, in fact, made the text messages available to the defense before the trial began.

“You have been unbelievably careless with the exhibits,” Fitzgerald told the plaintiff’s attorneys. “This is not minor. This might very well be a mistrial.”

Rose has gotta be an all time bad civil suit defendant.

A Los Angeles Police Department detective who was investigating rape allegations against NBA star Derrick Rose died after being found with a gunshot wound in a Whittier home Tuesday afternoon, authorities said.

The Los Angeles County Coroner’s department on Wednesday identified her as 44-year-old Nadine Hernandez.

LAPD sources who were not authorized to speak publicly about the case confirmed that Hernandez was one of two detectives assigned to the Rose case and that she was a detective in the department’s Robbery-Homicide Division Special Assault Section. She frequently was involved in high-profile sex crime cases, authorities said.

Whittier police received a call at 2:45 p.m. Tuesday reporting an attempted suicide in the 8400 block of Via Sierra Ramal, Whittier Lt. Steve Dean said.

Hernandez was taken to PIH Health Hospital in Whittier, where she died at 3:27 p.m., according to Dean and the coroner’s department.

It was unclear whether the death was a suicide or a homicide, Dean said.

“We’re investigating it,” he said.

News of the LAPD’s investigation of Rose came to light as an attorney representing the woman in a civil case against Rose and other men made a last-ditch appeal to a judge to conceal her identity.

The woman’s attorney, Brandon Anand, filed a request, in light of the LAPD’s investigation, asking U.S. District Judge Michael Fitzgerald to reconsider a decision to have the woman identified during trial.

And included in his request a letter from Hernandez, whom he identified as the officer investigating the case. In it, Hernandez wrote that being able to offer anonymity to people who come forward to accuse others of rape is “an invaluable investigative aid to investigators.” She added that the LAPD would continue to guard the woman’s identity throughout its investigation.

I'm a big dumb shitlib baby

Here's one of the texts curiously withheld by Plaintiff and her attorneys (from Doe to Rose):

If she sent these texts to Derrick, shouldn't numbnuts have had a record of them to use in his own defense?

Are you stoned or pissed off, or both, when you create these postings?

Yeah, to a layperson like me, it sounds like a technicality ("sure, our client has the texts, but since you didn't also submit them in discovery, mistrial!")

On the other hand, Jane Doe isn't going to garner a lot of sympathy with texts like that...

Maybe neither of them had records on their actual phones, and it was the Plaintiff who went to her provider for messages.

Regardless, going with Rose's text records (assuming he still had them from 3 years ago, NBA players are likely told to delete text messages about things like group sex) merely presents another avenue the Plaintiff can argue against: the texts were fabricated, never sent/received, from a different person, she wasn't the one texting, etc.

This way, the text history from that time period is part of her case against Rose, it's their evidence, and it is probably really, really hard to convince a jury to listen only to the parts of your evidence that proves your case, but not the defendant's.

Also, records from Rose's perspective or not, Rose has a right to demand and receive those messages before he is tried for the liability of this woman's accused rape, and to deny him them, or to obfuscate the records, is at least borderline criminal and a violation of his constitutional rights.

This is going to reach a head pretty soon.