Dammit, Doc.

[Guest LeiterWagnerFasterStrongr]

Everything you've written is true, Greg.

But absolutely nothing in the Post's telling of her story sounded implausible. And I don't think that's my cynicism talking.

[Guest themetfairy]

You'd think that, given her story, that someone would have tracked him down by this point to either prove her right or prove her wrong.

She's claiming he can't be found. Nobody has found him yet. It's kind of hard to tell her she's off base.

[Guest Kong76]

Monique looks like she could go toe to toe with half the forum
and shouldn't be not employable? She has her parents to watch
the kids too? Food stamps, social services?? C'mon.

My Mother raised me in the suburban 60's when things were a
hell of a lot tougher for women to make ends meet. We never went
on welfare or anything like that and were pretty poor compared to
most of my classmates. She worked two three jobs at a time and
just forgot (to whatever extent she could I'm sure emotionally) about
my dead beat dad, moved on, and took good care of us both and things
got better and better because she tried instead of looking to the government
for help -- and certainly not the newspapers lol.

If Doc has cash, get the authorities to fork some over but in the mean
time she needs to move on too ... ya married a loser ... deal with it.

[Guest Kong76]

And, maybe the Mets should postpone Mr. Gooden's induction
into their Hall of Fame until he can put a few years back to back
of not being in the Hall of Shame.

[G-Fafif]

At least get a "no comment" from Gooden or someone representing him. Otherwise this story is less than circumspect.