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On November 6, 2012, Jameis Winston accompanied some of his teammates to a local bar called Pot Belly’s located in Tallahassee, FL. While at the bar, Winston met a young lady by the name of Erica Kinsman who claims Winston offered her a drink, which was later reported in the court documents as “spiked” (Kinsman v. Winston, 2015). Later that night, after the exchange with Winston and Kinsman, Kinsman found herself getting in a cab with Winston and two of his teammates which ultimately led them to Winston’s apartment. At the apartment, Kinsman reportedly was raped by twice Winston, in where his teammates were recording the whole assault.

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