Kansas City Chiefs owner Clark Hunt’s heartwarming act for fans contrasts with controversy surrounding his 2019 allegations (Image via Getty: Clark Hunt)
68% of Americans believe in God, 55% believe in Satan, 62% believe in Heaven, 53% believe in hell, 64% believe in angels, and just 51% believe in demons, according to CBN News. And the demonic side probably came in 2019, when he was reportedly accused of signing/drafting/keeping/extending players with a history of domestic abuse and violence allegations. The Kansas City Chiefs’ handling of domestic violence and abuse cases under owner Clark Hunt had become a serious concern by 2019, according to CBS Sports’ Jason La Canfora.
Long story short, humans have two sides: the angelic and the demonic. That’s what probably is true for the Kansas City Chiefs owner, Clark Hunt. The angelic side showed up when he handed out Chiefs flags to fans in heavy rain, wearing just a windcheater and carrying no umbrella.
The police said Hill hit her in the face, choked her, and punched her in the stomach. La Canfora questioned whether the Chiefs had established a substantial zero-tolerance approach toward domestic violence, pointing to the team’s continued willingness to employ players with disturbing histories. Hill was sentenced for a heinous assault of his pregnant girlfriend, Crystal Espinal, in college.