NBA G-League Player Admits to Murdering Sex Worker With His Ex-Girlfriend?!

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Some of our favorite NBA players like Minnesota Timberwolves star Anthony Edwards or four-time NBA champion, Warriors star Draymond Green are not OK. And now there is Chance Comanche, who has recently become the most not OK out of basketball’s not OKs.

Comanche signed with the Sacramento Kings in October and was later assigned to their G-League affiliate Stockton Kings after being waived by the NBA team.

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Allegedly, a dispute erupted over an “expensive watch.”

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Rodgers, a medical assistant from Washington state, was reported missing Dec. 7 during a trip to Las Vegas to visit friends. Her remains were later found in the Vegas suburb of Henderson.

According to the affidavit, Comanche and Harnden worked together to choke Rodgers in the early hours of Dec. 6.

Police said Harnden and Rodgers were both sex workers and that Harnden had an ongoing dispute with Rodgers over an expensive watch.

According to the affidavit, the plot called for Comanche to pose as a sex customer who would tie Rodgers’ hands behind her back. Comanche then used a cord while Harnden used both her hands to choke Rodgers, the affidavit said.

As nuts as this story sounds, Comanche is not the only professional athlete to be investigated for murder recently. Earlier this month, the DNA of former NFL player Sergio Brown was linked to his mother’s death through DNA found on his mother’s remains.

Brown has only been charged as a fugitive, but his involvement in his mother’s death is still being investigated by authorities due to his leaving the country with his mother’s belongings shortly after she reportedly passed.

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