Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I don't think the ESPN article answered this, but do we know if/when the conservatorship was terminated?
He's only just filed to end the conservatorship, saying he didn't realize that was the legal agreement (vs adoption).
Anonymous wrote:I don't think the ESPN article answered this, but do we know if/when the conservatorship was terminated?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:They sound like vultures. Scammers. Saw their chance and went for it.
What chance?
You think you can see a kid walk down the street and know he will play in the NFL and be the main character in a block buster movie.
Twitter has a thread on what waitstaff think of them too. Sound awful!
Are you daft?
They will be sued and he will get money from his NIL.
But if you think they had a master plan you’re insane.
Are you f-ing kidding me? They tricked him into signing an extremely predatory contract. They are absolute vultures.
I agree they are vultures but they didn’t see a chance, their was no master plan just devious maneuvers as they presented themselves.
My post said they saw their chance and took it - they certainly did. They are awful people and basically defrauded this kid. Maybe they thought they "deserved" their cut for taking him in, idk. But you can't say they didn't see an opportunity to make a ton of money and trick someone else into it.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:They sound like vultures. Scammers. Saw their chance and went for it.
What chance?
You think you can see a kid walk down the street and know he will play in the NFL and be the main character in a block buster movie.
Are you daft?
They will be sued and he will get money from his NIL.
But if you think they had a master plan you’re insane.
Tell me you’ve only seen the movie without telling me you’ve only seen the movie.
Wow you can tell a kid will be an NFL player by looking at him, you should go into recruiting and make a mint,
I'm unsure how Oher did not realize that someone else had authority over his financial affairs for that long, but I guess the story will come out in time.
How can you be unsure? How do you think these things are found out?
Anonymous wrote:For anyone who read the book:
One of the (many) disturbing revelations is the way movie mis-portrayed him as intellectually slow. He said it was very hurtful (obviously).
Was that a choice by the movie makers, or did Michael Lewis do that in the book, also?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:They sound like vultures. Scammers. Saw their chance and went for it.
What chance?
You think you can see a kid walk down the street and know he will play in the NFL and be the main character in a block buster movie.
Are you daft?
They will be sued and he will get money from his NIL.
But if you think they had a master plan you’re insane.
Are you f-ing kidding me? They tricked him into signing an extremely predatory contract. They are absolute vultures.
I agree they are vultures but they didn’t see a chance, their was no master plan just devious maneuvers as they presented themselves.
My post said they saw their chance and took it - they certainly did. They are awful people and basically defrauded this kid. Maybe they thought they "deserved" their cut for taking him in, idk. But you can't say they didn't see an opportunity to make a ton of money and trick someone else into it.
Yes I can say that.
I think as the years wore on they realized their was money to be had and they cut him out of that money.
Anonymous wrote:Oher's attorney J. Gerard Stranch IV told ESPN that the Super Bowl champion recently learned that he was the only member of the family not receiving royalty checks, and hired Stranch to begin looking into the situation. That led the attorney to uncover the conservatorship papers earlier this year that showed Oher was allegedly never officially adopted by the Tuohy family.
I know his attorney. He's a good lawyer and a good guy.
It seems like the Tuohys took advantage of him, but there may be a SOL issue - I'm unsure how Oher did not realize that someone else had authority over his financial affairs for that long, but I guess the story will come out in time.
Anonymous wrote:Is anyone surprised that Leigh Anne Tuohy is a total narcissist? Hope he wins the case, and wins big. This has nothing to do with Bullock.
Oher's attorney J. Gerard Stranch IV told ESPN that the Super Bowl champion recently learned that he was the only member of the family not receiving royalty checks, and hired Stranch to begin looking into the situation. That led the attorney to uncover the conservatorship papers earlier this year that showed Oher was allegedly never officially adopted by the Tuohy family.