Victim's mother releases shocking full detailed history between her son and Mitchell Miller
Joni Meyer-Crothers, the mother of Isaiah, the victim of Mitchell Miller's bullying and racist comments, recently spoke to the media about the full details of what happened.
Joni stated that the family was ''totally blindsided'' by Miller's recent contract signing with the Boston Bruins and that their son is ''not doing well'' after hearing the news. She also shared what really happened between the two in high school.
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Gino Reda of TSN Hockey shared her story:
''When you put a push pop in a urinal and have a kid lick it, that's not a mistake. You thought that out. And these people want to say he was only 14. You tell me how many 14-year-old kids would put a push pop in a urinal and give it to a kid.''
And from Malcolm Johnson and Marc Fortier of NBC Sports Boston:
''He told our son that his Black mom and dad didn't love him, that's why he had white parents," Joni Meyer-Crothers said. "On a daily basis, was called the N-word. [Miller] would ask Isaiah to sit with him on the bus, and as soon as Isaiah would sit with him, him and his friends would just punch Isaiah in the head nonstop, and all he wanted was friends. So he was an easy target for Mitchell.''
She also shared that Miller's mother reached out to say that ''boys will be boys''. The fact that this wasn't a single incident but went on for years and years is absolutely disgusting.
Joni also had massive praise for Patrice Bergeron, Brad Marchand and Nick Foligno after hearing their comments and feelings regarding the incident. Stating she would love to invite the three into her home and explain the whole situation. However, she would NOT want to hear any words from general manager Don Sweeney.
Watch a piece of the mother's interview with CBS Boston below:
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