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NFL bounty scandal: Filmmaker defends audio
April 06, 2012
April 06, 2012
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(CBS News) Sean Pamphilon, the film maker behind the release of audio recordings that appear to confirm the NFL bounty scandal, released a statement late Thursday afternoon defending his decision to go public with the sound.
His statement said, in part, "Some will call me releasing this audio for fame or money grab...people of character and conscience will call it (what) it is; tru (sic)."
In audiotapes, ex-Saints coach Gregg Williams heard urging injuries
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The audio recording features former Saints defensive coordinator Gregg Williams, the architect of the Saints pay-to-injure
His statement said, in part, "Some will call me releasing this audio for fame or money grab...people of character and conscience will call it (what) it is; tru (sic)."
In audiotapes, ex-Saints coach Gregg Williams heard urging injuries
Dad of targeted 49er: Coach's order borders on "criminal act"
The audio recording features former Saints defensive coordinator Gregg Williams, the architect of the Saints pay-to-injure
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