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FROM POYS: THE UNIVERSITY OF DELAWARE'S STATEMENT GIVEN TO THE DELAWARE NEWS JOURNAL ABOUT POYS FOUNDER AL THOMPSON IS FALSE

This is the statement the University of Delaware submitted to the Delaware News Journal (delawareonline) that was contained in the article run on March 18, 2024, written by Kevin Tresolini about attempts by POYS to get a meeting to discuss the school's promotion of a condemned steroid event, IMG's "World's Strongest Man."

The school refused to allow any coach, school official or member of the UD Police Department to speak to the Delaware News Journal's reporter. Why?

"Upon review of their records, UD Police confirmed that Mr. Thompson was interviewed in Summer 2023 as part of an investigation into complaints of harassment of University of Delaware employees. The investigation revealed that Mr. Thompson had contacted many UD employees on multiple occasions over several months. Mr. Thompson was advised by UD Police not to contact the victims by email, phone calls, in person, or by a third party. The Victim’s Bill of Rights prohibits UD Police from providing specific information about victims."

This statement is fiction. Here is what actually happened:

OP-ED: MYRTLE BEACH CHAMBER OF COMMERCE AND MAYOR BETHUNE WELCOME IMG'S STEROID CIRCUS AKA 'WORLD'S STRONGEST MAN' TO HORRY COUNTY-POTENTIALY POISONING ITS YOUTH WITH AN ILLEGAL DRUG CULTURE

Despite receiving credible information about the steroid use by competitors on IMG's "World's Strongest Man" and its many health issues and fatalities, Myrtle Beach Chamber of Commerce CEO & President Karen Riordan and Mayor Brenda Bethune allowed the event to take place, allowing kids from the area to attend with no warning for parents of all the illegal drug use among competitors.

OPINION: WILL IMG ASSET AND HBO 'REAL SPORTS' REPORTER MARY CARILLO'S LIE ABOUT TESTING FOR STEROIDS ON 'WORLD'S STRONGEST MAN' HARM AMERICA'S YOUTH? IT SURE LOOKS LIKE IT

Award winning journalist Mary Carillo seems to have thrown all her credibility out the window after her deceitful coverage of IMG's "World's Strongest Man." Carillo has long ties to IMG, the company that owns "World's Strongest Man," a show that's been condemned for steroid use that's been confirmed by it's own competitors.