Kysre Gondrezick has not given a statement to the police about the alleged assault she suffered at the hands of Rockets Kevin Porter Jr.
Here are the statements her lawyer has made.
But a source close to Gondrezick exclusively tells The Post that she has not made a statement to the cops about the incident, and her lawyer further says that what has been reported from her side is “misleading and inaccurate” — without elaborating on specifics.
The source familiar with the former WNBA player told us that Gondrezick, “has not given a statement to [law enforcement], and complained to them that what’s being attributed to her is inaccurate and to stop it. These are not her words.”
Robert Hantman, an attorney for Gondrezick, told The Post exclusively in a statement on Wednesday morning: “Ms. Gondrezick wants to express her deep appreciation for the public’s support and prayers. In regards to our client, much that has been written in the press attributing statements to her are misleading and inaccurate. She has not granted nor released any statements on her own volition.”
The statement further adds, “She asks everyone to respect her privacy and avoid speculation as to what occurred and refrain from disclosing any misleading statements as to Mr. Porter. She asks that the press and all officials refrain from any judgment and speculation on this matter which will be rectified properly and with integrity. Thank you!”
This has not stopped Kalabrya Gondrezick from speaking out on Kevin Porter Jr.
She has threatened bodily harm to him and now has said that she believes Porter Jr. tried to kill her sister.
Here is what NBA commissioner Adam Silver had to say.
“The allegations here are horrific, no question about it, but I don’t know anything more of course about the actual facts other than reading those allegations,” NBA commissioner Adam Silver said Wednesday in New York. “We have a domestic violence policy that was collectively bargained with the Players Association. They certainly feel as strongly as we do about the issue. Every case though also depends on its unique facts.
“I think when we’re not in season, there’s a little bit more of an opportunity to absorb what’s happening before we act. … One thing I’ve learned over many years of working on these cases is that not to assume anything here and to not just rely on headlines, but to try to truly understand what’s happening here as a combination of what law enforcement has learned and direct interviews. And so we’re still now in the process of gathering information.”
Flip the pages to see what Kalabrya had to say on Instagram about Porter Jr. trying to kill her sister.
