re: Sports Illustrated - The never-been-told story of Kelly Orgeron, the wife of LSU's

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Show me the evidence.... I'm waiting.

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Orgeron, hired this week to replace David Cutcliffe at Ole Miss, had a restraining order filed against him by a Dade County, Fla., woman who accused him of repeated violence 13 years ago, said Robert Keen, a supervisor with the Dade County clerk’s office.

The charge of repeat violence was filed on April 10, 1991, and a restraining order was filed the next month, records show.

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Code Section 741.30 - 741.31

Domestic Violence Protective Orders

Protective orders, in instances of domestic violence, may be issued if a family/household member commits one of the following acts of violence against another family/household member:

Assault, aggravated assault, and sexual assault;
Battery, aggravated battery, and sexual battery;
Stalking and aggravated stalking;
Kidnapping;
False imprisonment; or
Any other criminal offense resulting in physical injury or death.

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I don't feel taking the time to read through this whole thread, but as someone who has made many mistakes and fought a lot of demons, I have a tremendous amount of respect for Orgeron for being able to change his ways. From what I can see, he and his wife are incredibly happy and he appears to be a good father that is very involved.

The amount of time and work that it takes to make that kind of change can't be understated.

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Going to need a link there, you fricking piece of shite.

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The linked article said nothing about her rescinding the order. It simply said it was rescinded

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Most orders of that type have a limit and have to be renewed

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she may have simply decided not to go back to court to have it renewed.

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But of course you are an ignorant lying shill, so I wouldn’t expect you to know or understand that

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So again, post a link for what you claim is a FACT, or STFU

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instead of trying to vilify domestic violence victims

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ETA: Yes, in FL these orders are for a 1 year term and must be renewed every year.

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Going to need a link there, you fricking piece of shite.


Who else would and could get it rescinded dumbass?

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The linked article said nothing about her rescinding the order. It simply said it was rescinded


Who could get it rescinded? Eaux? Ha Ha Ha ha Ha !!!!

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Most orders of that type have a limit and have to be renewed


So a "permanent" restraining order is only good for less than a year. Okay dude, whatever.

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she may have simply decided not to go back to court to have it renewed.


May have? May have? Less than a year after it was issued?

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But of course you are an ignorant lying shill, so I wouldn’t expect you to know or understand that


but the people who repeatedly bring this up know all the facts and aren't shills? Okay man, whatever.

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So again, post a link for what you claim is a FACT, or STFU


the link is in the idiots post that brought this subject up. Read it of STFU !!!

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instead of trying to vilify domestic violence victims


You are as big an idiot as you appear apparently. thanks for participating. No trophy though.

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ETA: Yes, in FL these orders are for a 1 year term and must be renewed every year.


Again, read the post by the idiot. It has a time line that someone with a modicum of sense or smarts should be able to follow and understand. You will probably need help, just let me know.

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she may have simply decided not to go back to court to have it renewed.


May have? May have? Less than a year after it was issued?

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The charge of repeat violence was filed on April 10, 1991, and a restraining order was filed the next month, records show. Keen told the AP that records also show Orgeron did not violate that order. The woman later received a permanent injunction, Keen said, and the court order prohibited him from going to her home or workplace. The injunction was terminated in July 1992

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Man you have NO CLUE. He could have parked behind her and prevented her from leaving. Yep that false imprisonment. He could have taken her car keys and threw them in the fricking back yard. Yep, you guessed it... false imprisonment. A judge could have said calling her at 3 am, 14 times is stalking. You can literally create thousands of examples out of this with most not having anything to do with him physically assaulting her. Again, judges hand these out like crazy. Mostly to protect women and separate the two to let things calm down. What, you've never dated a woman that said she was gonna call the cops on you because you stayed out too late?? Again, had he laid a hand on her, there would be proof and photos, and more charges. But there isn't and there weren't.

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How do you know he wasn’t?


Because you know as much as I do, correct?


You have to admit, this, an restraining order granted by a judge, combined with him being arrested for having a bar brawl doesn’t paint his character in a positive light.

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would hit herself and tell others I did it

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Appreciate you acknowledging my prowess. But the blame does actually lie elsewhere in this case like you just admitted. Attack them moron.

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