The NFL has fined Minnesota Vikings football player, Brett Favre, $50,000 for not cooperating in a case, containing allegations he left voice messages, asking nude model, Jenn Sterger, for a date, violating league policy on personal relationships. Favre is married with two kids. The league stated it is not making any judgment calls on people's personal relationships. However, Sterger wanted Favre suspended and is angry he was only fined. 

Sterger accused him of sending her voice mails and texting photos of his penis, known as sexting, the latter he denies. The NFL was unable to ascertain the source of the penis photos Sterger claimed was from Favre and refused to penalize him for it. In the Judiciary Report's opinion, the messages were not lewd, but unethical, as he is married. As the authenticity of the penis photos were not verified, Sterger's point regarding them became moot. Sterger also claimed in the latter part of the case that Favre asked her for a video of herself masturbating. 

Two years after the alleged incident transpired, rather than formally complain to the NFL, Sterger distastefully released the penis photos and voice messages, bragging about it on the DeadSpin website, after being paid $12,000  to do so, by parent company, Gawker. She seemed quite braggadocios about Favre pursuing her, displaying no offense via her words. She also bragged about having other famous athletes penis photos. Not the conduct of a victim.

However, as the story began circulating and picking up speed online, with negative press and public attention, Steger hired a lawyer and started stating she is a victim, which seemed contrived at that point. She handled this case very poorly and as a result, it turn public sentiment against her. Sterger still may file suit against Favre over the alleged incident.

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