For the second straight day, a massage therapist has accused Texas quarterback Deshan Watson of sexual assault, according to a civil suit filed Wednesday in Harris County, Texas.
The incident allegedly took place in August 2020 – five months after another massage therapist said he was similarly attacked by a 25-year-old face of the Houston franchise.
Both complaints state that Watson attacked unknown massage therapists by “touching” them with their penis and acting “aggressively”.
The first complaint stated that “it became clear that Watson wanted a massage for only one reason – sex.”
Watson denied the first charge after appearing on Tuesday, stating that she “has never treated any woman other than the utmost respect” and was quick to clear her name. He also said he rejected the “demand for a baseless six-figure settlement” before the first accuser appeared.
Watson has not publicly commented on the second charge, which faces an uncertain future in Houston after previously requesting a trade in offshines due to reported issues with management.
Attorney Tony Boozeby, who is representing both women, said he would file two more cases on behalf of the women, alleging misconduct by three-time Pro Bowl quarterback Watson on social media.
“Watson’s behavior is part of a disturbing pattern of preying on vulnerable women,” read the complaint filed on Wednesday.
In the second complaint, the plaintiff asked Jane Doe to save her identity, Watson reached out to her on Instagram and sent her from Atlanta to Houston for a massage session on August 28th. He got it somewhat right. Strange that “an” NFL player would demand a massage from him, as he is not yet a well-known one. “
According to the complaint, Watson immediately became completely naked and refused to cover his penis when asked, stating that he “overheats easily.”
According to the complaint, Watson “continued to redirect aggressively towards the plaintiff.”
The plaintiff ignored her request and worked on Watson’s inner thigh area, as discussed earlier, making Watson “more aggressive” and moving in a direction that, according to the complaint, “the plaintiff’s hand was Watson’s.” To touch the genitals of “Done.
The plaintiff then stopped the massage according to the complaint, and later exited the hotel room while Watson was in the shower.
She said that Watson paid only half of what he owed, but that she was “so upset by the incident that she did not seek the other half of the payment.”
Both accusers are seeking “minimal compensatory damages” from Watson, who last signed a four-year contract for $ 156 million ($ 73 million guaranteed).
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