Conor McGregor Megathread *Mod Warning in OP Updated 20th April*

Strange they stocked them in the first place.

It's not like anyone is surprised he is a rapist. He has a history of being an absolute violent scumbag.

Why was McGregor offering her money to drop the case if he didn't do anything wrong? I guess he's made a number of other cases disappear with money so must have thought this would be the same.

I think the history of intimidation is the bigger red flag imho. Once you could attribute as an angry fan but it seems to happen a lot.

For any accuser to make stuff up, there would have to be at least some form of corroborating evidence they could use to demonstrate that they met and spent some time with him, to lend some credibility to their accusation beyond just their own testimony, in order for it to get to court (whether civil or criminal).

So at the very least, women who have made accusations about McGregor would have had to have likely partied and/or slept with him for it to be worth McGregor paying them to go away. Otherwise it'd actually be in his own best interest to let them make the accusation, fully disprove it in court and make it look like he's being unfairly targeted/harrassed (which could actually then benefit him if there was a case he was guilty for as he could point to repeated false claims being made against him in the past, and it could deter others from bringing false accusations against him).

But the issue is "surely its very possible that they are making stuff up". Possible, yes. Very possible? I would say the "very possible" thing would be that a coked-up f*ckhead like McGregor crosses boundaries with women in much the same way that he crosses boundaries in many aspects of his life and career. It's possible women may lie about him assaulting them. It's very possible McGregor actually has.

“My sons will be warned women like you exist in the world.”

Still can't believe she tweeted that, she really is in very deep and fully delusional and stupid.

Even if mcgregor did not rape her, which I fully believe he did cause he is a violent scumbag which there has be rumours going around for 10 years now about him with other woman and being aggressive with them.

But the worst thing is he was boasting in court about having sex 5 times with two different women unprotected athletic and vigorously as he put it and getting a blow-job in a taxi. This has gone all around the world to millions of people. She was at home 8 months pregnant while this was happening.

Mental stuff, that she can come out and stand up from him and blame the women. They should not be thrown themselves at her man, whats he suspouse to do. 😂

Below is the "closeout" memo from an incident in Miami involving McGregor.

It seems like the CCTV and witnesses contradicted the accuser's narrative somewhat.

Was the accuser abused in the cubicle but embellished (or misremembered) the account of what happened beforehand? Certainly possible.

It is possible that these women "consent", are treated like meat by McGregor, discarded and then have huge regrets immediately afterwards - especially if they have husbands/boyfriends/children and know that the story is going to be the talk of the town because these events are so "undiscrete" and he is so ultra-famous. The rape allegations may not initially be about money - they may be about self-preservation. They stand to lose so much.

His treatment of women is shocking. Just look at what he's put his wife through. He doesn't treat men all too well either.

I think the jury's decision with awarding the "low" amount of damages reflects the messiness of this case. It certainly isn't black and white and I would not like to have adjudicated on this.

McGregor's been on a path to self-destruction one way or another. Not sure if he's got the wherewithal to come off that path.

https://www.local10.com/news/local/2023/10/19/closeout-memo-details-why-state-dropped-charges-against-conor-mcgregor-after-rape-accusations-at-kaseya-center/

MIAMI – Local 10 News has obtained a copy of the closeout memo involving a sexual battery case against Conor McGregor that shows prosecutors in Miami decided not to pursue charges against the former UFC champ due to numerous witness statements.

According to the memo, a woman attending Game 4 of the NBA Finals between the Miami Heat and the Denver Nuggets on June 9 went to the City of Miami police station on June 11 and reported that McGregor, 35, had raped her in a bathroom stall at the Kaseya Center.

Prosecutors said the woman told detectives she was a “regular” at the Courtside Club inside the arena and had been dancing with McGregor and that he seemed “really into her.”

Police said he allegedly invited her back to the Four Seasons hotel with him and she agreed, but a few minutes later, she was led to the men’s bathroom instead by a security guard, who said that McGregor told him to bring her to him.

According to the memo, the woman and McGregor entered a stall together and she claimed he tried to force his erect penis in her mouth as she sat on the toilet, but she told him, “No, not here,” and to wait until they got to the hotel room.

She claimed she eventually stood up, but McGregor turned her around, “placed her against the wall and attempted to penetrate her anally,” the memo stated.

According to the memo, she asked detectives if they thought he would “settle” or “pay her out” if she decided not to pursue charges, but the detectives told her they could not provide legal advice.

Prosecutors said the woman then hired an attorney who contacted McGregor’s attorney and offered to settle the situation “amicably” before it hit the media.

McGregor, however, did not settle with the victim.

According to the memo, detectives reviewed surveillance video from the Kaseya Center which shows McGregor going into the bathroom with two women.

They said they interviewed the bathroom attendant, who told them only McGregor and the alleged victim went into the stall together and that they were inside the stall for about 10 minutes.

He said he never heard any sounds of distress or “sounds that would corroborate that whatever was occurring was not consensual,” the memo stated.

He also said the victim did not seem upset when she came out of the stall, according to the memo.

Prosecutors said the head of security for the Courtside Club also provided a statement to detectives, saying he knew the alleged victim as a regular of the Courtside Club and said that he saw a large crowd at the door to the men’s restroom so he went inside to see what was going on.

According to the memo, the head of security said he then saw the two women inside the bathroom and asked what they were doing in there, at which time the alleged victim told him “pleasure doing business.”

She never told him she had been raped or sexually assaulted, the memo stated.

According to the close-out memo, due to the witnesses statements, prosecutors decided not to pursue charges against McGregor since they believe they would not be able to prove that he was guilty of a crime beyond a reasonable doubt.

McGregor has been with his fiancée Dee Devlin since 2008 and the couple has three children together.

You can be disgusted at the actions of someone and still not believe that they raped someone though, right?

if you were waiting for Irish media for stories and details you’d be waiting a long time..

Not just for it to go to court, but there has to be enough evidence for McGregor to consider paying it off.

Put it this way, if my sister went and accused McGregor in order to go looking for a payout, it wouldn't get anywhere. She's never met him, never been near him, no possible way it could have occurred. So would McGregor & his team pay her off to stop it going any further? Not a hope.

So women who have been paid off (theoretically speaking), there would have to be something substantial enough in their claim beyond just their own testimony, which would probably mean at the very least they could potentially prove they were with McGregor. Maybe at that stage McGregor might consider paying them off either because he's trying to keep his infidelity from his fiance, or because he did actually harm/assault them and doesn't want it to go any further or become public.

But that just brings it back to my point of it being possible that they were looking for a payoff, but it being very possible that McGregor did actually assault them, especially given what we know of McGregor himself.

Those stabbing, arson, break ins and criminal damage incidents were all complete coincidences…

No, It would not.

As I've said before, cancel culture doesn't exist, because either they weren't really cancelled, or if they were they deserved it, the pricks

The double champ should be allowed do what he wants without any consequences. Coke, rape, assaults, the whole lot. He's exactly the type of character brands should be queuing up to be associated with.

I was talking about the original person who said he was a victim of cancel culture. Not you.He was the person who I was replying to, in the post YOU replied to thereafter.

Apologies.