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So I got through the whole thing.

Overall, it really does seem like he's telling the truth about all of the accusations he's talking about. He had a lot of text messages to back up stuff. In particular, the ex that he had choked and spit on and whatnot appears to have wanted that sort of roughness and he said it was a toxic relationship with examples of toxicity on both of their ends. There's also explanations for a lot of things wherein he just said he made a move and was turned down and he backed off, which seems like the case for a decent number of these. The Rok-C thing, too, is like entirely bogus too.

I don't know if he addressed all of them or not, and he had a lot more examples for them, and a couple defenses are probably not really phrased very well and seem dubious, and his whole conclusion has a whole "I found God again" kind of speech. A couple of his defenses were also predicated by "I was very wasted there."

He also says that Impact said they were going to do an investigation publicly, didn't actually contact him at all until they said they were firing him via email, and then made a statement saying they had released him. Also, his contract says he can't be fired for anything that happened before he signed the contract which is... a strange clause, but it opens up for a pretty clear lawsuit if what he said about the contract and investigation is true.

I dunno. I feel like a lot of his defenses were extremely strong for some cases which makes me feel better about the ones that he didn't have as much of a defense for? I dunno. It leaves me in a weird place because there are some things that are absolutely 100% false that he completely debunks, but more could be true and there were so many that I find it hard to believe that he's completely innocent?

I guess I feel better to some degree about Joey Ryan, but it's a fucking bizarre feeling.

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