Pizzaman wrote:
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Many years ago, my wife was going through a period when she was fascinated with people headbutting in the movies. I showed her how it was done and why these people were able to do it. Every once in a while, she would try and playfully headbut me, knowing that every time I stop her from doing it. No harm done. One day, I was lying on the couch watching television. She jumped on me and, much to my surprise gave me a big headbut. Well, I have a very hard head, whereas she does not and drew the brunt of it. I went out of town a little later and, complaining of a bad headache, she eventually went to the doctor who diagnosed her with a concussion. Now, when she told me this, knowing she was okay, I had a good laugh. I asked what she told the doctor and she said we had just been fooling around and bumped heads. The doctor was fine with that explanation, but another doctor may have suspected domestic violence and called the police. You never know. I've never even pushed my wife, and the last time I ever hit anyone I was ten years old (and quite frankly, my brother deserved it). There was a chance, though, that I could have been arrested despite my innocence.
A few years ago, we had to evict a tenant who lived in our basement suite because she was, well, nuts. I have two daughters and at one point during her short tenancy, my oldest daughter fell, banged her head and got a big bruise on her forehead that eventually became two black eyes. After she was evicted, this tenant decided to call child services and lodge a complaint against me, mentioning my daughter getting black eyes. CHild services have to investigate every complaint so they came to my house to interview me. Now, we are very good friends with another woman who works for child services whose daughter is best friends with my oldest, so I was able to call her and sort things out. It turns out that false claims against people are fairly common, but still must be followed up on. Now, I've never even spanked my children, but I had child services come to my door investigating me.
I don't know what happened, the police certainly don't know what happened and the media don't know what happened, but you seem to have decided already. That says far more about you than it does about Matt Barnes.
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