After a few months of threatening to disclose all she knows, former Playboy model, Jenn Sterger, has finally met with the NFL, regarding allegations of sexual harassment against married football player, Brett Favre. 

The meeting took place on Thursday, November 11, 2010, one day after the Judiciary Report goaded her about the constant postponements of said talks. Sterger is said to have presented evidence to the NFL, through her lawyer, containing voices messages and texts with accompanying penis photos, as proof of harassment. 

Favre admitted leaving the voice messages, which were not unlawful in context, but unethical as he is married. However, he denies sending the penis photos, via what is known as "sexting." It is now up to the NFL to ascertain the authenticity of the evidence presented against Favre. 

Brett Favre

It is also up to Sterger to explain why she was laughing with the website she released the messages and pornographic penis photos to, Deadspin, owned by Gawker, as those are not the actions of an unwilling participant. She didn't exactly seem mortified, which gives the impression this is an opportunistic publicity and cash grab. 

Next time think twice before you release nude photos to the public, especially of a public figure, regularly read about by many kids, who are now being accosted by graphic penis photos when they search for his name or news on him online. 

If you were that troubled by the incident, you should have gone directly to the NFL or the police with the texted photos, not bragged to a blog about them, whilst planting them in the public domain for all to see.

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