Chris “Birdman” Andersen almost lost his NBA career after allegations of a relationship with an underage girl from California caused police to raid his Denver home. Not only was Andersen cleared of any wrong doing, but it was discovered that Birdman was actually the victim of an elaborate catfish scheme.
A woman living in rural Manitoba posed as both Andersen and a California woman, duping both into believing they were speaking to each other via “electronic exchanges.”
Andersen was never arrested but the Nuggets released him. He went on to sign a ten-day contract with the Miami Heat in January that eventually led to an NBA championship.
Internet hook ups are a common occurrence. But these days, you have to make sure you skype it out before having an extended conversation. Don’t just rely on Twitter, Facebook and text messages.
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