Jason Kidd Superpussy

http://www.thesmokinggun.com/archive...asonkidd1.html

Aww sorry mate i'm not shedding any tears for this convicted wifebeater. He's a pussy pure and simple.

Well i'm not an advocate of domestic abuse in any form but I found it ironic and karmic that Jason was the one who filed for divorce and claimed spousal abuse when it was documented that he was the one who got treatment for his domestic abuse " problems ".

This is a simple case of what goes around comes around.

I'm not sticking up for illegal behavior. I find it amusing is all. You want to pinch me or tell me to suck your balls again be my guest.

I agree no one should be afraid to report abuse. Kidd could have called 911 and done something more than whine about abuse in his DIVORCE papers. If his wife is a psycho or has mental/emotional problems its important for him to take action so she can get help. Afterall this isn't his sister its the mother of his children.

Kidd is someone who has abused and I find it humorous.

I'm not surprised in the least. I'm not the type to ignore what humans are capable of.

Thats something I was thinking. Kidd might have created this monster himself. Nonetheless we'll never know.

Well guess we'll see.

The plot thickens

http://www.breitbart.com/news/2007/01/10/D8MIM2U80.html

Attorney for Kidd's Wife Counters Abuse

Jan 10 4:57 PM US/Eastern


By BETH DeFALCO


TRENTON, N.J. (AP) -- A day after Jason Kidd claimed in divorce papers to be a victim of spousal abuse, his wife's attorney said the New Jersey Nets point guard had no reason to fear the diminutive woman.
"He says he's threatened by her? He's a star athlete. She's 5-foot-2, I think, and 105 pounds," said celebrity New York divorce lawyer Raoul Felder, one of the attorneys representing Joumana Kidd.



"It's shameful what he did here. The truth will come out," said Felder on Wednesday, adding his client planned to file a counter compliant within a week.

The 33-year-old Kidd filed for divorce from his wife of 10 years Tuesday, a day after a court issued him a temporary restraining order against her.

In court papers, Kidd said his wife physically and mentally abused him, threatened to make false domestic violence complaints against him to police and interfered with his relationship with his children.

The papers accuse Joumana Kidd of kicking, hitting, punching and throwing household objects at her 6-foot-4, 210-pound husband as she became "increasingly controlling and manipulative" in the last few years of their marriage.

Monday night, Felder said police showed up at the couple's Saddle River estate and, instead of serving Joumana Kidd with the restraining order, forced her to leave.

"The police put her out of her own home, originally giving her 30 minutes to get out with the three children," Felder said. "It turns out the police misinterpreted the court's order."

Felder said Joumana Kidd's New Jersey attorney, Gary Newman, got a court order changing it Tuesday morning. "She stays in the house," Felder said. "If he wants to see the kids, he has to pick them up curbside, according to the order."

Calling her "a battered and harassed wife in every sense of the word," Felder said it was "absurd" to think that the former Budweiser model was the abuser in the relationship given Kidd's former domestic violence charge.

"He's going to have to deal with the real court and not the basketball court," Felder said.

The Kidds, married in 1997, were involved in a domestic violence matter six years ago when he played for the Phoenix Suns.

In that incident, Jason Kidd was arrested in January 2001 after Joumana told police he slapped her in the face during an argument about feeding their son, who is now 8. The couple also have 4-year-old twin daughters.

Kidd pleaded guilty to spousal abuse, was fined $200 and ordered to take anger-management training.

Kidd's complaint filed Tuesday, however, painted a detailed portrait of Joumana Kidd as a vitriolic, jealous and paranoid wife who suspected her husband was cheating and who was prone to public outbursts and threats.

"The defendant's extreme and unwarranted jealousy and rage has left the plaintiff concerned about her emotional stability," the papers say.

The papers accuse her of installing tracking devices on his cars and computers, of violent rages in public and in front of their children, and of harassing his trainer, friends and family.