As far as I know, he isn’t denying it’s him on tape. He’s going to sledge it was consensual.
I’ve never been to a massage parlor, but my guess is there is not a set menu available to customers that spells out what $59 or $79 gets you.
Kraft is saying he paid his fee, and she willingly came onto him during the massage. Sounds weak, but at same time state will have to prove he had some type of contract/arrangement.
On another note, thus is exactly why NFL owners didn’t want to give their phones over in Kaepernick case....the shit lawyers would find.
I’m not sure how Kraft handles case, as it seems he can plead down pretty easily. Not sure fighting it is worth it. I kinda hope he does though, just to see how the law comes down....if there was never any verbal or formal agreement in place, I’m curious how the law upholds solicitation.....
Side note....I have a brother-in-law (foreign and unaware of Asian massage parlors) who went for a massage in Northern Virginia, and he said they grabbed his junk at end of massage and he flipped out. He had no idea that was part of the package, but his assumption was the high end massage he purchased off the board must’ve included that service.
I guess my point being.....how do you legally prove solicitation vs ignorance/innocence?
