Well they did play for the "Oilers".
Posted on 12/06/2017 4:05:12 PM PST by EdnaMode
A California woman who worked for a sports marketing firm led by Hall of Fame quarterback Warren Moon has filed a sexual harassment lawsuit alleging that the retired football star required her to wear thong underwear and share his bed during business trips.
The lawsuit, filed Monday in Orange County, Calif., also alleges that Moon, 61, committed sexual battery by grabbing the woman’s crotch during a trip to Seattle this year. The suit further accuses Moon of pulling off the woman’s bathing suit after slipping a drug into her drink during a separate trip to Mexico in October.
A publicist for Moon’s company, Sports 1 Marketing of Irvine, Calif., did not return phone calls or an email seeking comment.
The plaintiff, Wendy Haskell, 32, was hired as Moon’s executive assistant in July and traveled with him on a weekly basis for speaking engagements, charity events and personal appearances, according to the lawsuit. She alleges that she was demoted by the firm in October after she complained about Moon’s sexual advances.
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I thought it was THE oldest. What is older?
At least Moon didn’t wind up, like his replacement, Steve McNair.
Yeah it feels like it’s just getting started.
After the suit when he tried to kiss the announcer at the ballgame.
“At least Moon didn’t wind up, like his replacement, Steve McNair.”
Good point
IIRC the woman who shot him was a Muzzie, either way, she was really messed up in the head.
-PJ
Ahh... of course.
Wasn’t Warren Moon sued a few years back for sexual assault? I think he was. And he decided that being a drunk driver didn’t give him enough street cred.
I’m not sure. Wouldn’t be surprised if that happened.
Not surprising that sport is next. Players, coaches, and assistant coaches must be starting to worry.
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