Thread: Questions Linger About Why N.F.L. Destroyed Patriots’ Tapes

[size=13pt]Questions Linger About Why N.F.L. Destroyed Patriots’ Tapes[/size]

By GREG BISHOP
nytimes.com

Published: December 16, 2007


The N.F.L. reacted swiftly to the spying scandal in September. Commissioner Roger Goodell promised on national television that there would be a full investigation of the New England Patriots’ covert filming of Jets defensive signals.....

Good thing they put the dots in N.F.L. or i would have just sounded it out.

The N.F.L. said the Patriots signed a statement that the league was in possession of the only copies of the evidence, all of which have been destroyed. Tortorella said they should not be so sure.

“That might come back to haunt them,� he said. “I know this: nobody ever makes one Xerox copy. Nobody ever makes one tape. Nobody ever makes one set of anything. Based on that, I’m not sure this crisis is over yet.�

Is that why the Pats are still winning. They are still using tapes of other teams?

"jessejames09" wrote:

Good thing they put the dots in N.F.L. or i would have just sounded it out.

LOL

You know, given the level of exposure this scandal has had, how long do you think it'll be before the "9/11 Truth" folks try and tie it in somehow.
You know, like, "The Patriots film collection also contains footage that definitively PROVES that the Twin Towers were destroyed with controlled explosives, and the government is protecting them and letting them continue to cheat so they won't spill the beans!"