Updated
Updated · Boston Herald · Sep 17
Patriots RB TreVeyon Henderson Defends 3.3 Million-View Post on Massachusetts Custody Fight
Updated
Updated · Boston Herald · Sep 17

Patriots RB TreVeyon Henderson Defends 3.3 Million-View Post on Massachusetts Custody Fight

3 articles · Updated · Boston Herald · Sep 17

Summary

  • TreVeyon Henderson said he is “still doing research” but stood by a social media post backing Massachusetts parents fighting to regain custody of their 17-year-old child.
  • Asked about abuse allegations that led to the child’s removal, Henderson replied “What abuse?” and later said filed charges were “just accusations” unless guilt is proven.
  • Court documents cited by the Herald say the child accused father Joseph Kutzko of punching her, pulling her hair and threatening to kill her; his attorney said the case ended in a non-guilty disposition.
  • WCVB reported the charges are set to be dropped in December if Kutzko completes anger management and has no contact with the child, while a restraining order against the parents still stands.
  • Henderson said he viewed the case as the state taking a child from Catholic parents who refused to affirm a gender transition, a framing that drove his Monday post and its 3.3 million views.

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