Monday, August 19, 2013

Follow Up To The Lois Goodman Debacle


LOIS GOODMAN

Just to show that we are not biased in one direction or another on this story, we are printing a follow up story to the Lois Goodman arrest at last year's US Open.

Now that Lois has been cleared of the charges she is suing the Los Angeles Police Department.  Sounds to me like she's right in her lawsuit.

Remember the old saying, "Hell hath no fury like a woman scorned."

We'll keep you updated on any new developments.  Posted below is the link to the full story on this issue:

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2397131/Lois-Goodman-US-Open-tennis-referee-71-cleared-killing-husband-sues-LAPD-murder-arrest.html

8 comments:

Anonymous said...

Maybe Lois will get to be 'Crew Chief' for the day they start the Ladies Championships.

Pam Teaguarden/ Bille Jean King
vs.
Margaret Court/ Virginia Wade

Anonymous said...

The whole thing was really sad and a good example of our horrible press!

Anonymous said...

Come on - its time to retire. She already confessed she can't walk or raise her arms. Sounds like she. An take over the duties of the back 40 walkie talkie lady!!!

Anonymous said...

Wonder if the US Open will sell coffee mugs this year? I'm sure LG's lawyer will try to get his hands on some of that easy USTA money

Anonymous said...

Already heard the USTA placed a gag order on Lois not to talk to the media. Wonder if she can get private transportation between her massage therapist and BJ King tennis center?

Anonymous said...

Can't believe Lois is wearing a stopwatch around her neck like a rookie? Doesn't bide well for an official with over 80 years of officiating experience.

Anonymous said...

Heard the USTA is hiding LG in the back room at the Open to minimize distractions. Just what we need, another prima dona telling the worker bees what to do.

Anonymous said...

The USTA suits have put Lois on 'Walkie Talkie' duty. She and Roz will now cover the outside back courts. Also, she gets double 'food chits' to make up for last year.