Originally Posted by MisterV View Post
Originally Posted by Rob.Singer View Post
This is where a noticeable lack of real life experience comes into play. With these type of incidents, when they are real, a victim NEVER goes around talking about and especially writing about their side of the details, and ESPECIALLY after they've explored options by filing police reports and immediately talking to an attorney.
Riddle me this, Batman: where specifically is / would be the down side, the negative impact to KJ's putative claim against SP?

From I've read he said nothing that a clever adjuster of defense attorney could use for a "gotcha" moment.

People injured in car wrecks, libels, assaults will often yak about it on social media.

Is it a good idea?

That depends on the facts, and in KJ's case the facts are strong enough to allow him to discuss it publicly in my opinion.

Rob, I know you'll use every opportunity to flame and denigrate KJ, it's what you do, but there's no real need for him to wear a muzzle, even if he could.
It's the prudent thing to do V. Mouths ALWAYS get people in more trouble than doing things. In this case, the risk is a big payday. I'm all for kew getting a big check from a casino if his story is true. There is no upside to bringing this up on social media. None at all. Any ideas he might glean from us would/should have been covered in detail by his attorney. Whenever someone has an opportunity like this, the best move is to keep it to themselves. I did that in spades when finding and playing the DU anomaly. To me, silence is the best approach until the time is right.