So far you have no doubt that the viral clip of “Phillies Karen” has been observed that the ball run away from a 10 -year -old child and his helpless father.
If you somehow remember it, then our original report was here:
“Phillies Karen” receives the major backlash after taking a home run ball from a young child
And surprisingly, to do the best of my knowledge, the woman has not yet been identified.
The Internet is almost undefeated, but somehow the woman appears to have still untouched.
Yahoo News However, some misrepresentation has been identified in the report:
As a video of her early confrontation with Feltwell, spread to social media over the weekends, online Sleiths discovered the real “Philis Karen”, which clearly identifies her in a wrong way.
Cheryl Richardson-Wagner posted on Facebook on Saturday, “Okay, everyone, I am not a crazy Phili mom (but I am sure she is as thin as she is and would like to move faster).” “And I’m a red sox fan!”
The New Jersey School district also issued a statement stating that the woman does not work for the school system in question.
The district said in a Facebook post, “There is no woman identified as ‘Philise Karen’ on social media, and Hemonton Public Schools, located in Hamonton, New Jersey, have never been employed.” “Whoever works for our school district, participates as a student or lives in our community, clearly avoiding this whole situation, will hold the ball in bare hands at first!”
Enter the blowout card, a major trading card retailer, who only offered a proposal for “Philise Karen” …
If he hands off the ball with an apology, he is offering him $ 5,000:
Here is their actual post and proposal:
With all credits for the blowout card for consideration, I do not like it.
The woman is not worth $ 5,000.
The boy already received much better gifts from the team and this tarnished ball is not needed.
Their heart is in the right place but I do not make any deal!
Related report:
Dad revealed why he returned the baseball to “Philise Karen”
The father, who was shouted by a woman by a woman after receiving a home run ball for his son, is saying why he gave the ball to the unwanted “Karen”, which shouted at her.
If you have not seen the original video, take a look here:
Another angle:
In the interview, the father just shared that he did not want the situation to escape, which is why he decided to give the ball to him.
Boy Broke the interview:
A father has explained why he assigned a home run baseball, which he was about to give his son an angry baseball fan.
Drew Feltwell had tried to give a domestic run ball to his son by Harrison Beder of Philadelphia Phillis during Friday’s game, stating that he was participating for his son, Lincoln’s 10th birthday, when a woman faced him.
During an interview with NBC10, he insisted that he arrived for the ball from the seats in the left area, and as he walked away, a female fan ‘behind the seat’ was claimed that it was his.
“I don’t know if she stood. Probably?” He said. “But I was almost watching the ball with the bat, where it went into the seat and I was already going inside and I was already going inside and coincidentally, as soon as I was going in, it stopped at one place and I just lifted it.”
He said that when he went back to his family to give the ball to Lincoln, the woman chased him and demanded the ball back.
While providing her version of the events, she said: “I didn’t even see her walk, and as soon as she arrived for my arm, she just shouted in my ear, ‘This is my ball!’ Like super loud.
“I jumped out of my skin, and I was so, you know, like ‘why are you here?” You know, ‘Go away.’ And he likes, ‘This is my ball!
“And I said,” There was no one in that seat, “you know. He said,” He was sitting from where we were sitting, “and she just moved forward.”
The father said that he did not want to make the situation worse because he just wanted to go far ‘.
Drew explained, “I don’t even remember what he said, it was, you know, by that time a lot of eyes and balls were already in her glove and she didn’t just stop,” Drew explained.
See full interview here: