Talk:Scott Secor
Add topicLatest comment: 10 months ago by 2600:1009:B118:24C:8488:DF5D:58B9:D814 in topic Spousal abuse
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Spousal abuse
[edit]He beat his soon to be ex wife for years and was verbally and emotionally abusive as well. She had to get a restraining order. And his family actually came to support him at the hearing. His ex wife has video upon video of the abuse. How can they support that?
He's not even impressive, so I'm not sure why he'd have a wiki page. He's not worth remembering.
Do court records count as sources? If yes, we could add the abuse to his page to give a better idea into his background. 2600:1009:B118:24C:8488:DF5D:58B9:D814 (talk) 01:10, 10 September 2025 (UTC)
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