If you get an e-mail from former Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Steve DeBerg, I strongly suggest you delete it. For what you may see inside the e-mail may not be easily forgettable. The images will change you. They'll scar you. You won't be able to look your wife or girlfriend in the eye again.
According to a Tampa Bay television station, DeBerg often sent offensive e-mails to Tim Marcum, the coach of Tampa Bay's Arena Football League team. What was being shared? Some seriously effed-up stuff.
Marcum filed a lawsuit against a former owner of the Tampa Bay Storm. Out of that lawsuit, it was revealed that Marcum's work computer was full of hard-core porn (read: women and animals) and racist e-mails. Here comes the nasty (skip down a couple of graphs, if you like):
As Marcum was being questioned during a deposition he was calmly drinking water as he is shown a video of two naked women using a funnel and fish to commit an unnatural sex act. Marcum says only one condition makes it inappropriate and that would be if someone else was going to get into his e-mail. Marcum says if it is shared with one other person, who is a friend, he wouldn't see a problem.On video, Marcum admitted forwarding the e-mails along. DeBerg was reportedly "one of the people who supplied Marcum with material," and Marcum "never asked DeBerg to stop sending the e-mails."
Marcum apparently doesn't have a problem with the videos of women having sex with horses and other objects all found on his computer, which he viewed while he was supposed to be working.
Some of the material on his computer included Air Force One asWhat do they expect him to say? Yes, I'm a racist. That's never going to happen. Others on the e-mail list: NFL players Jevon Kurse, Tony Siragusa and the late Steve McNair.Watermelon One; an e-mail comparing Michelle Obama to a chimpanzee; and
frequent use of the "N" word in other parodies and e-mails. However,
Marcum says he is not a racist. He says none of the material on his
computer has anything to do with how he feels as a man.
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