I will warn you, however, that the "reporter" that broke this story is about as ethical as the National Enquirer. When you read the piece you'll see that the woman who confirmed it did it in a way that clearly indicated she wanted her name kept out of it. The writer of the piece not only didn't do that, he printed her e-mails. In the journalism world, someone that would do that is officially called, in case you're wondering, a low life.
Of course, in this case, he's also reporting about a low-life, but it seems like the woman in question is the real victim here. She got screwed over twice; first by Favre, then by the "reporter."
I should also note that this is the same website that fell for our Waitle Nex Yeare baby stunt last year, and helped that go viral.
