Marcellus Wiley has broken his silence after being accused by four more women in a widening sexual assault case, firmly denying the allegations and insisting he has evidence that supports his innocence.
The former NFL player and ex-ESPN personality, who is married to Real Housewives of Beverly Hills alum Annemarie Wiley, addressed the accusations on his YouTube channel, where he claimed that records of communication between him and the accusers contradict the claims made against him.
“Pick a date, pick the encounter, pick the allegation,” Wiley said. “For every one of them, I either saw, communicated through email, text, phone, was invited by these individuals after these dates to engage, to be intimate, or all the above.”
He added, “Because it directly contradicts the narrative that they’re trying to present publicly.”
Wiley also questioned why some of the women allegedly remained in contact with him after the incidents they described.
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“Why did you continue to see or maintain friendly communication at minimum that can be verified with someone that you’re accusing after the alleged incidents?” he said.
The newest claims were filed in April and include accusations from a former ESPN production assistant who alleges Wiley invited her to a hotel room under the guise of a work meeting before assaulting her. Another accuser claims Wiley groomed her after meeting her when she was 13 years old during his time with the Buffalo Bills.
Wiley has denied all allegations and said protecting his family’s name remains a major reason he plans to fight the claims publicly.