Over the years, the NFL has produced a number of heroes that children across the country have looked up to. The likes of Tom Brady and Patrick Mahomes are some of the top athletes that come to mind when talking about players who set an example for the rest to follow.
However, the league has also produced certain personalities who have done the exact opposite and have had run-ins with law enforcement. Recently, the horrific story of Alleah Taylor and former Seattle Seahawks athlete Chad Wheeler has come to light. Let’s find out more about it.
Alleah Taylor: Who is she?
A multifaceted person, Alleah Taylor is well known for her influence in different areas. In her Instagram bio, she says she is a proud black woman and the first black Washington State Playboy Bunny. Besides this, Alleah has worked as a project manager and domestic violence (DV) advocate, showing she can do various things apart from being a model.
According to Pinkvilla, Alleah obtained her high school diploma at Renton High School, which became a milestone in her educational life in 2012. Consequently, she enrolled in healthcare administration at Highline Community College in Des Moines, Washington, because she wanted to achieve personal and professional growth. Remarkably, she gained skill sets as far as a medical assistantship at Pima Medical Institute in Washington.
Alleah Taylor’s experience with domestic abuse is revealed
In a courtroom drama that has been followed by millions from the NFL community around the country, former Seattle Seahawk offensive lineman Chad Wheeler was sentenced on Friday for his crimes against Alleah Taylor.
During the proceedings, there was a point when Taylor directly addressed Chad Wheeler. She said, “Let’s talk about mercy. You showed none the night you tried to murder me. You smiled while you stuck your fingers down my throat and strangled me. You didn’t think I was going to come back this strong, didn’t you, huh.”
Chad Wheeler, 30, has now been sentenced to nearly 7 years in prison to serve for the severe domestic violence charges. As soon as the news of this sentencing hit social media, there was an outpouring of support for Taylor from people around. One user echoed the sentiment by saying, “not enough time but I hope this ruling can help bring closure to Alleah Taylor.”
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