According to three women who are representing the investigation, NFL investigators paid a visit to Baltimore in the house of the kickers in the raid. The aim of the visit was to interrogate the massage therapists accusing Ravens kicker Justin ‘Just’ Tucker of inappropriate sexual conduct.
These interviews form part of a much larger inquiry which is prompted by the league. The inquiries follow up on the allegations that were aired in The Baltimore Banner, wherein 16 massage therapists testify from eight spas and wellness centers across the Baltimore region.
Two women are scheduled to have their interviews with the investigators next week. The allegations detailed in the accusations are that on numerous occasions. The details mention that he would deliberately expose his erect genitals, touch either of the two therapists with his exposed penis, and most of the time leave what looks like made ejaculations on the massage table.
Two spas have registered their testimonies that were restraining him from coming anymore. These incidents are said to have happened from 2021 to 2026 which was during Tucker’s rookie season with the Ravens.
He asserts that he was never banned from the establishment and he further adds, “It is all untrue”. Also, he has denied any such accusations. The Banner was first published last month about allegations from six massage therapists.
In the wake of it, the National Football League (NFL) announced that “the matter will be looked into.” Since that moment, 10 more women have stepped up with some similar stories.
An NFL spokesperson earlier said league officials “do not provide detail or update on the review process and there’s no timetable.”
Each of the three women interviewed this week was explained to have spent more than 90 minutes with investigators from the league. The investigators asked them probing questions regarding their experiences with Tucker.