Jenn Sterger is reopened Brett Favre Sexting Skandal, says outdated technology to demonstrate the alleged misconduct | NFL messages

Former Jets Sideline Reporter Jenn Sterger has sparked the conversation about Brett Favre's suspected misconduct more than a decade after the first headlines. In an open interview with the George Janko -Show, dying verified the controversial incident of 2008 – representation of how the outdated technology of the time contributed to reviewing their claims and further uncovering the defects in dealing with the NFL.

Jenn Sterger reveals how old voiceemails and buddy t-mails played a crucial role

During the conversation, Sterger offered a deeper influence on the evidence she had received in 2008, while Favre Quarterback was Jets for New York. She explained that she never met Favre personally, but believes that he was, based on the voicemails left on her cell phone.“I never met Brett Favre,” she said. “The only reason I assume that he is is the voicemails.”She explained that the nature of the tech of the early 2000s played an unexpected role in the uncovering of the news. Since no Deepfakes or voice alternating apps are available at the time, she believes that the audio clips were real. The explicit photos, as she noticed, were sent by T-Mail, a once popular messaging function on sidekick phones.

“Do you know what T-Mail is?” She joked. “What makes this story so sad. It's like the T-Mail, the Crocs … How, we can give so many instructions where it went wrong.”George Janko made the ruthlessness of the situation and asked the lack of caution: “Very sloppy work. By the way – they use e -mails as no one knows who they are, and then throwing up a voiceemail is wild, brother.

Jenn Sterger's career suffered while Brett Favre went away with a fine

The failure for Sterger was significant. She spoke openly about how the scandal derailed her media career and how it felt left by both the public and the NFL. In the meantime, Favre, who was married at the time, reported to the VoiceMails, but denied to send explicit content. The NFL punished him with a fine of 50,000 US dollars – not because of misconduct, but because it does not work completely with the examination.The latest revelations by Sterger are on Netflix's publication by Untold: The Fall of Favre, a documentary that deals with both the Sexting scandal and Favre's alleged participation in a Mississippi -Szialhilfe fraud.Read also: Donald Trump mocked the New York Jets in a subtle way and praised Tim Tebows NFL successWhen new details emerge, it is clear that this chapter of NFL history is deeply disturbing – and unresolved.