“You want to get rid of her?” Kobe Bryant was offered $3 Million to kill r*pe accuser by anonymous Swedish bodybuilder
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According to recently leaked FBI documents, a bodybuilder contacted Kobe Bryant in 2003 promising to assassinate his rape victim in exchange for $3 MILLION. The documents, which the government unsealed earlier this month, include fresh information from the 2003 trial of Patrick Graber. After prosecutors dropped many allegations against him in 2004, including soliciting to commit murder, Swiss bodybuilder Graber finally pleaded no contest to grand theft and received a three-year jail sentence in the case.
Even while most of his problems involved basketball, there was one early in Bryant’s career that seemed larger than any other issue he had encountered. This is in response to a claim that Bryant raped a lady in his hotel room in 2003 at The Lodge & Spa at Cordillera in Edwards, Colorado. Bryant, who died in a helicopter crash in January 2020, had claimed the intercourse was consensual, and the woman’s refusal to testify resulted in the charges being withdrawn. In a civil case, a resolution was finally obtained.
Kobe Bryant and the Swedish gangster!
Kobe Bryant was probably one of the athletes who went unnoticed by the media throughout his prime. On the contrary, he became one of the most well-known NBA players not long after joining the league. Bryant accumulated a career that stands out as a legendary player for one of the most recognizable NBA teams. Having played a key part on five separate Lakers championship teams in the early 2000s, he was the league MVP, the Finals MVP thrice, the Lakers’ all-time top scorer, and is widely regarded as one of the best players in NBA history.
Even with all of that in mind, he became more well-known than ever before because to the controversy the sexual assault case generated. He was infamous this time instead of being popular. In Colorado, where the Lakers shooting guard was staying while having knee surgery, Bryant was charged with raping a hotel employee. Bryant said that the interaction had been consensual, and when his accuser declined to testify, the accusations against him were withdrawn. Later, the two came to a civil settlement, and Bryant expressed regret without taking responsibility.
The documents, in which Graber’s name is covered, reveal how the feds claim they persuaded Graber to admit to trying to get money from Kobe Bryant in return for making his “problem” disappear. According to federal investigators in the documents, Graber, who they claim was a gym rat, sent Bryant a FedEx letter with the offer and Bryant’s staff promptly reported it to local police. After a protracted inquiry, Graber was ultimately taken into custody and charged with various offences, including soliciting murder.
The agreement was supported by the prosecution, who said that Graber was more of a conman than a murderer. Graber, who self-published a book in 2007, wasn’t very well. Graber claims in it that he was a former employee of Bryant’s who was put up as a scapegoat. This assertion is unfounded and has already been regarded with suspicion. Kobe Bryant is a role model that everyone on the earth should aspire to be because he made the right decision in this situation.
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