Robert Foster <robertmfosterjr@gmail.

com> Sat, Feb 10, 2018,

12:24 AM
To Whom It May Concern:

I have known Jessica Corbett for about a decade. She’s been a good friend. I’ve traveled to her hometown of
Valdosta, Ga to see her. I know her parents well. They’ve been in my house. I adore her parents. I traveled to
Hawaii to attend her marriage to David. Basically spending all my Christmas gift money on her wedding. Because I
loved her that much.

Shortly after her marriage to David I got calls. Calls I believed because why would she lie? I came to hate David for
how he treated her according to her. I advised her to leave such an abusive relationship. I cared about her and was
worried. After repeated calls and no physical evidence of abuse I began to wonder.

Then she and David came to stay with me for four days one weekend over the infamous FLORIDA vs Georgia
football game weekend here in Jacksonville. I was literally stunned. The way she treated him. Well if I’d been him
I’d have hit her. Yet he never did. His response could be called verbal abuse but it was the knee-jerk reaction of any
normal human being to her behavior. Someone treats you the way Jessica did you absolutely yell and scream at
them. She was the verbal and physical abuser. She yelled. She hit. She punched. She took her engagement ring off
and threw it in his face. She spat at him. She threw drinks in his face. But I never saw him do anything worse than
call her names. He was absolutely verbally abusive but never physically. The weekend was truly eye opening to her
lying and manipulative behavior. And while he lost his temper it was: only in reaction to her, understandable in
context, and not at all illegal nor to the level of a friable offense.

I am Jessica’s friend. Not David’s. I have known women victimized by men. They deserve to be heard. Jessica is not
one of these women. She’s a narcissistic, self-indulgent woman who is only concerned for the amount of attention
she herself gets. David is the victim here for her false and malicious attacks on him. That he’s had to resign is a
testament to how the #MeToo movement has bastardized itself into an opportunistic man-hating cause that
doesn’t advance women. As the son of a mother who has a BA, MA, PhD, and JD and was a wonderful lawyer,
Mother, wife; she truly embodies feminism. She had and did it all. If the #MeToo movement is the next wave of
feminism, then Jessica represents the opposite of that. A lying opportunist who will set back abused women’s
rights due to her own self aggrandizing self interests.

I readily admit that I’m a trump supporter. I wasn’t in the beginning. I was a Marco guy. But became a Trump
supporter. I only say this to be completely honest. I don’t want my objective comments to be portrayed as
subjectively due to my conservative political beliefs nor my support for David’s boss, the President, whom I
support politically.

My personal estrangement from Jessica has been hard and disappointing. I used to adore her. I spent thousands of
dollars to fly to Hawaii for her wedding. Readily because I loved her. But once she let her guard down. Showed me
the real her. And I got to see how she and David actually interacted. I came to realize that she was the cause of the
dysfunction. David wasn’t. His faults were merely reactions to her bad behavior.

I know that this email ends my friendship with Jessica forever. I’m sorry. Cause I truly believe she needs psychiatric
help. And I know her current fiancé and her parents believe her to not need that help. When it comes to her
parents it’s her only child status and when it comes to her fiancé it’s her ability to psychologically manipulate
people so that they will never know what is truly wrong with her. I still love Jess. But she needs help. And she’ll
never get it unless people like I, who know her truly, speak out.

Jess, I know this email will most likely anger you. But I sent it in the hopes you get the help you need.

Robert M. Foster, Jr.

Florida Federation of Young Republicans Chairman
904-316-6369
From: andrea sayger <andreasayger@gmail.com>
Date: February 10, 2018 at 6:47:23 AM EST
To: kevin.liptack@cnn.com
Subject: Fwd: Jessica Corbett

Hi Kevin,

I felt compelled to share what I wrote to the WP. In truth, we all initially were concerned in the beginning when
she started saying “abuse.”

It was very troubling to hear and I wanted to better understand so I could determine if I should suggest a group to
her or tell her to go straight to the police and file a report. At the time of this, we were speaking and I was getting
calls and texts regularly. However, being that I had only become recent friends with her at the time (I had become
friends with her at a bachelorette party in Vegas), I found it a little strange for her to share something so personal
with me.

She insinuated physical abuse. When I drilled down to ask if she had pictures or what he had actually done to her
so she could report it, she conceded there wasn’t any. As in, physical abuse. She then backpedalled and claimed it
was verbal. Then when I asked for examples, she conceded he had called her a “bitch” and the c-word. To me, it
sounded like a bad fight and I knew Jessica could fight dirty. I flat out told her, a bad fight does not warrant claims
of abuse. I have a brother and do not want men labeled so easily.

At her bachelorette party, she told everyone, “let’s be serious, I give this marriage two years and then I’ll move on
to my next husband.” I thought that was extremely weird and was grateful I had only promised to come to Miami
for one night (I lived in South Florida at the time).

Then there was a Florida/Georgia weekend where we saw it all. If the guys started talking amongst themselves,
she’d stand in front of the tv of the game they were watching in a towel from getting out of the shower to demand
attention. If the attention was paid to another girl, by her telling a story, she would interject and one up. David
would try to diffuse the situation and she would respond with spatting, curse words and hits. He would respond by
calling her some ugly names, but I would too.

It became apparent that the suspicion we all held of her dramatics came to the forefront. It was ugly and she was
the root of it.

I’m the oldest of four children and it was very apparent that Jessica always needed all the attention in the room,
always. She would amp up these calls for attention and it would never service up the goods. I find it really sad and
irresponsible that this reporter didn’t even bother to ask for pictures, proof of a report to
the police or asking anyone in any of her wedding photos (confirmed good friends until yesterday) for comments.
Instead, it seems okay to ruin people’s lives without diligence.

I like and support women speaking up. I have worked with all men for over ten years and have personally
experienced at least every situation and then some. I find it personally offensive that this attention whore
degrades the credibility of this movement and ruins her ex’s life for sport. She’s a dangerous little dork who needs
psychological help. Truly.

I hope you’ll call out this ugly reporting to not only protect the stories of women who have suffered harm, but of
men who are accused wrongfully. It is an equal crime that carries as heavy a stigma.

Andrea Sayger

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