Whis is both accurate and understandable.

By all accounts he has issues and she has issues and now they are having 2 more kids.

Its not a good situation.

You could also thank Tyreek Hill for beating the shit out of his girlfriend when she was pregnant, thus rightfully casting a pall over his integrity and character.

<blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">The Fifth Amendment has saved Tyreek Hill from being prosecuted in connection with injuries inflicted on his child; the Fifth Amendment won&#39;t save him from a potential suspension <a href="https://t.co/o9nrCScWyU">https://t.co/o9nrCScWyU</a></p>&mdash; ProFootballTalk (@ProFootballTalk) <a href="https://twitter.com/ProFootballTalk/status/1121150044281946112?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">April 24, 2019</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>

Detective Kietzman is now saying Hill is guilty, and that the evil Chiefs don't care.

You're conveniently leaving out that the victim is a minor.

There absolutely IS an accuser, they're just not talking publicly.

Well it is good news.

Hopefully Hill will get his shit at home together.

I can see the NFL punishing him, but the most I could see if 2-3 games max.

Based on suspicion. That's all they need and DA left that suspicion way out there. Just becauee maybe he did it is enough.

No idea. They may or may not have evidence but you can bet they have looked into it on their own. We will see.

Tyreek buried himself. He didn't need help from anybody to do it.

Yeah. They both need help, but in situations like this, people that need help usually end up finding other people that perpetuate their destruction rather than their redemption.

Sounds like a classic Keitzman meltdown where the result isn't what he predicted.

It's a child case. 6 or more, they won't go light.

'work at will' - they're an employer.

There's an allegation. The victim was a minor which creates the perception of there not being an accuser but there still is one.

100% correct. From a pure football/salary-cap perspective, as long as he isn't suspended, this "situation" will actually end up working out well for the Chiefs. Hill's price tag just fell off a cliff, at least in terms of up-front, guaranteed money. And doubtful we'll see a bunch of other teams beating down his agent's door for him to sign there and bring his public relations baggage with him.