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Jenn Sterger reveals the “craziest part” by Brett Favre Textskandal

Jenn Sterger reveals the “craziest part” by Brett Favre Textskandal

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In her first television interview, the former Sport moderator Jenn Sterger had brought receipt for over a decade after accusing Brett Favre that she had sent her inappropriate photos as jets quarters in 2008.

Sterger, a former host of the jets, remembered the famous scandal in the new documentary “The Fall of Favre”, which was published on Tuesday as part of the “Untold” series on Netflix -and she claimed that she had been persecuted and harassed by Favre, although she had never met him personally.

“Well, here is the craziest part of the entire scandal – I've never met Brett Favre. We have never been in the same room, we have never shaken our hands, we had no kind of relationship, no relationship, nothing,” said Sterger in the documentary.

“… I was never treated like a person. I think one of the reasons why it is so difficult for people to have empathy for me on the Internet is that I am only a picture for her and he was a board favre,” she said, while he was sitting away.

Jenn Sterger works on the sidelines before the New York Jets play on Sunday, September 14, 2008, in an NFL game at the Giants Stadium in East Rutherford, New Jersey, in East Rutherford, New Jersey. AP

Sterger, now 41 and lived in Los Angeles, said that she rejected invitations to make favre about MySpace, texts and voiceemails that she revealed in the documentary.

Tim Andre, a former employee of Jets, who worked closely with Sterger on match days, was “persecuted and bothered” by Favre, who would try to attract her attention on the side.

“She felt really uncomfortable and threatened [when Favre started contacting her]”, Andre said.” … I could just see it slowly. I could see that she was not so excited to be involved in the games, and how could you blame her? … We would be in the tunnel and he looks at her and makes eye contact, acting and I think this type is about to play an NFL game, my god. ' “

Sterger said that Andre would accompany her between her camera hits in a back room in the stadium because she didn't want to be on the edge near Favre.

“I didn't want to be in the field,” she said. “Anyone else I told would simply listen to it and say: 'We will examine it.'”

Andre remembered an earlier conversation in which the death explained that her symptoms were ignored.

“I remember that she spoke to me and said:” Nobody listens to me, nobody cares, “he remembered.” You have someone from your company who is persecuted and harassed by another person and not even take it seriously, just hearing her, for me this is scary. ”

The New York Jets Quarterback Brett Favre, after a series of Downs in the first quarter against Miami Dolphins in the Giants Stadium in East Rutherford, New Jersey, off the field on December 28, 2008. Upi

Sterger had submitted her allegations against Favre in 2010, two years after her contract with the jets was not extended in 2010.

“At the end of the year, my contract was not renewed – shock,” she said. “I was somehow hiding. I just wanted to put the whole experience behind. It was too humiliating to talk to people about what happened to me.”

Favre, a three-time NFL MVP and Hall of Famer, refused to be asked for the documentary.

Jenn Sterger in 2010. AP

The jets did not answer the request from the Netflix producers for comments.

Since then, Sterger has followed a media career that contains earlier work at Sports Illustrated, NBC Sports and ABC. However, the explicit SMS scandal was derailed.

She is also a comedian, actress and writer.

“My life was ruined and he went to the Hall of Fame,” said Sterger in the documentary.

The former quarterback from Green Bay Packers, Brett Favre, smiles when he arrives on Sunday, October 16, 2016 in Green Bay, Wisconsin, a half -time party of an NFL football game against the Dallas Cowboys. AP

Derger said in previous tweets that she was “Wrongly canceled” and denotes “The Brett Favre Girl”.

In April, Sterger announced her participation in the Netflix Docuseries and explained that she had decided to talk about the scandal and to provide “receipts” for her own healing.

“Last summer, with the help of my therapists (yes, I have a team), family and close friends … I have probably checked the most difficult time in my life and sat down for my first television interview for over a decade,” Sterger wrote in her post on April 29 and referred to the Netflix Doctories. “And this time I brought receipts with me.

“There are so much of this story that people do not know and so many assumptions that were added to me … that I realized that this story had to be told if it was none other than my own healing. And I am sure that some strangers jump into the comments with little or no knowledge to ask me:” Why can't they go on? ”

Jenn Sterger in 2011. Charles Wenzelberg/New York Post

Sterger said that she could not escape from the scandal “that society shot me like a scarlet letter”.

She added that “this is only the beginning” to regain her history.

Netflix '”Untold: The Fall of Favre” intervenes in the former Sesmian quarterback promotion to Stardom and his other controversy outside the field, including alleged embezzlement of Mississippi welfare.

Favre was not charged with crime and refused to do so.

He remains a defendant in a civil lawsuit submitted by the Mississippi Department of Human Services to reclaim abused funds.

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