Three more women have come forward with abuse allegations against Green Bay Packers running back Josh Jacobs, and the institutional press is already treating uncorroborated, years-old claims as conviction evidence — the same #MeToo playbook that has destroyed due process for ordinary Americans accused in the court of public opinion.
Here is what actually happened. On Friday night, the Hobart/Lawrence Police Department released records to NBC 26 in response to a public records request. Those records show that after Jacobs' May 2026 arrest for a domestic incident, three women contacted police to describe prior encounters with him dating back to 2021.
One woman told police that in January 2022, Jacobs slapped her, threw her phone in a pool, grabbed her by the hair, pinned her down, and said,
