Jerry Jones: Leaked Pics Of The Dallas Cowboys Owner With Sexy Younger Women As Part Of Extortion Plot
While the images certainly could have been Photoshopped, they do look real.
Jerry Jones: Fans Freak Out Over Pics Of Cowboys Owner With Sexy Women
The images were released by Twitter user @INFIN8SON, who also linked to a 20-page manifesto entitled The Sins Of Jerry Jones, written January 20, judging by the date on the manifesto. It was uploaded this past weekend, however.
The author, Frank Hoover, calls himself “The Son Of God,” and Jerry may just be able to get out from under this scandal scot-free as the numerology- and general nonsense-riddled manifesto is crazier than the photos themselves and does a lot to damage Frank’s credibility.
It seems as if Frank was, at one time, legitimately part of Jerry’s circle; he “used to be fairly well connected in the Dallas scene and was always going to parties with Cowboys and Mavericks players,” Deadspin reported.
Jerry Jones Has Been Married To His Wife For 50 Years
The photos were taken as a form of extortion, and in his manifesto, Frank promised never to release them.
Jerry has been married to his wife, Gene Jones, for 50 years, and the two share three children, all of whom work with the Dallas Cowboys. This is not going to end well for anybody in that family.
LA-born billionaire Jerry purchased the Cowboys in 1989, but he’s not the most favored of owners; in 2005, he was fined $25,000 by the NFL for publicly criticizing a referee for what he thought was a bad call. There are many people in Jerry’s orbit who have an ax to grind.
Jerry has yet to comment on the validity of the photos, but they’re pretty damning.
What do you think, HollywoodLifers? The grossest, or, the grossest? Real or fake? What’s crazier: the manifesto or the photos? Let us know.
— Amanda Mitchell
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