Wednesday, November 20, 2013
Jameis Winston's Alleged Rape Victim -- Cops Warned Me To Back Off | TMZ.com - Florida State quarterback Jameis Winston allegedly did far more than sexually assault a woman ... she says he RAPED her, and cops then warned her that she was living in Winston country and she had better back down if she knew what was good for her. The alleged victim just went public with the alleged corrupt investigation by the Tallahassee Police Dept., in which she claims she immediately reported the incident back in December to cops, but was later told, Tallahassee was a big football town and that she would be "raked over the coals" and her life "will be made miserable" if she pursued it. And there's more ... The victim says her lawyer repeatedly tried to obtain blood work and DNA results from the crime lab, but was told if she persisted the whole thing would become a public spectacle. According to the statement, Winston's roommate witnessed the alleged rape but the cop refused to interview him.
Statement: Police warned accuser about pursuing Jameis Winston matter | Tampa Bay Times - Matt Baker - A Tallahassee detective told an accuser's attorney that Tallahassee is a "big football town" and her client's life could "be made miserable" if she pursued a sexual assault case against Florida State quarterback Jameis Winston, according to an exclusive statement released by the family to the Tampa Bay Times on Wednesday.
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Tuesday, November 19, 2013
5 Crucial Mobile Advertising Tactics For Small Businesses | OPEN Forum - Danny Brown - Seventy-two percent of small-business owners planned to increase or maintain their mobile ad spend this year, with 65 percent of these increasing their spending by up to 30 percent, according to a study by Borrell Associates of 1,300 small-business owners. Add to that the fact that Google and Facebook are shifting more of their revenues to mobile, and it’s clear that mobile marketing, advertising and purchasing is more than just a trend—it’s a key factor in how consumers prefer to do business in today’s marketplace. So how can your business maintain relevance and competitiveness within this new paradigm?
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