Shaquille O’neal’s Highly Disturbing Allegations

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Former NBA superstar Shaquille O’neal is in serious trouble for allegedly trying to stalk his ex-wife Shaunie O’neal.  He is also accused of getting down and dirty with his girlfriend on the side, Shawna Darling.

Darling, who was apparently trying to get money out of O’neal to keep quiet, has come forth with a lot of highly disturbing public revelations.  One is that he planted a tracking device on his wife’s car to keep her from finding out about his affairs.  She also claims that he used police officers and state attorneys to help him plant false evidence on a business associate. 

Darling’s affair with Shaq reportedly started with a friendship in 2007 and a relationship a couple of years later.

“On September 25, 2009 O’Neal purchased an Ultimate Bluetooth Mobile Phone Spy, and an Ultimate People Finder Software system,” the lawsuit states.

“At some point O’Neal had his wife’s car wired and hired ‘Guidepoint,’ a company to place a GPS tracking system on her car to track her movements and her whereabouts.

“On September 29, 2009 nervous that Vanessa Lopez had made good on her threat to meet with his wife, O’Neal had his henchmen, Derrick Mallet, check with ‘Guidepoint,’ to find out where his wife had been,” the documents allege.

 

Another man, Shawn Darling, had filed a complaint against O’neal, claiming that O’neal had inflicted “emotional distress” and invasion of privacy. He also claims that O’neal worked with the Miami Police Department to discredit him.   He says that O’neal wanted to frame him for possession of child pornography.  He also says that O’neal wanted to get copies of text messages that he’d sent to his mistresses, so he asked his own attorney to sue him so he could use the subpoena to get access to the texts.

Finally, Darling mentioned that O’neal had an “improper affair” with reporter Allison Samuels of Newsweek Magazine.   Darling claims that by discrediting him, O’neal knew that his affair with Darling would never go public.