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Sydney City footballer Louis Ashworth has been reported missing as of Sunday, March 9th, after a violent altercation broke out between the player and his known adversary, Badrick Blackwood V, in which the Jamaican sustained injuries after the Englishman reportedly pushed the former down a flight of stairs, following Port Royal's 6-2 victory over Sydney.
According to the BBC report, Louis Ashworth flew off in his 'private jet' and vowed 'never to return to Jamaica again' - both of these claims proved to be unfounded. Public flight records found the English winger's RyanAir ticket which took him from Glasgow to Kingston via JFK. Additionally, new videos have surfaced which seemingly show Ashworth with duct tape on his mouth and his arms tied up in rope, in the background of which a man who sounds much alike Blackwood taunts him - "Loose Gyalworth tied up, looks like 'im and gyal like a same ting [sic]", "Six on the road, b***yman took six on the road", among other provocative remarks.
The events leading up to the disappearance of Ashworth also seem to point towards Blackwood V as the prime suspect in this case. The Jamaican and his armed posse have been strong-arming the SSL Academy for weeks, ever since the youngster escaped his sentence mid-trial a few weeks prior. After a recent match of the aforementioned league, in which Port Royal dominated Sydney City and sent them home having to stomach a 6-2 scoreline and in which Blackwood scored and assisted, Louis Ashworth reportedly couldn't keep his cool and ended up pushing the Jamaican youngster down a set of stairs, which promptly injured him. Witnesses stated that they saw the Scot being "bundled" into a black Ford Fiesta, a model which is not registered under Blackwood's name - however the public prosecution has stated that the player and his clique own many vehicles which are not registered, as a result of their deep ties to the Jamaican criminal underworld.
After the videos which seemingly show a restrained Ashworth in distress at a dark location surfaced on social media, many people, including SSL academy officials and players, plead for the Jamaican to be ousted from the league - one such Istanbul FK player, who wished to remain anonymous, asked "What is the line between banter and harassment?". The commissioner of the league responded to these pleas - saying that the situation "is very complicated" and that the SSL would need to organize "private mercenaries" to deal with Blackwood. He added that these options are "simply not currently feasible for the financial structure of the league". It is reported that the commissioner's home was burglarized last week, with the burglars taking valuables from the home and noting the statue of Baphomet and large pentagram drawn on the floor - pictures of which were posted to Blackwood's social media.
As of the time of this article's posting, Blackwood and Ashworth both still remain missing, however they are expected to appear for their Academy matches on Monday, given Blackwood's spotless track record.
According to the BBC report, Louis Ashworth flew off in his 'private jet' and vowed 'never to return to Jamaica again' - both of these claims proved to be unfounded. Public flight records found the English winger's RyanAir ticket which took him from Glasgow to Kingston via JFK. Additionally, new videos have surfaced which seemingly show Ashworth with duct tape on his mouth and his arms tied up in rope, in the background of which a man who sounds much alike Blackwood taunts him - "Loose Gyalworth tied up, looks like 'im and gyal like a same ting [sic]", "Six on the road, b***yman took six on the road", among other provocative remarks.
The events leading up to the disappearance of Ashworth also seem to point towards Blackwood V as the prime suspect in this case. The Jamaican and his armed posse have been strong-arming the SSL Academy for weeks, ever since the youngster escaped his sentence mid-trial a few weeks prior. After a recent match of the aforementioned league, in which Port Royal dominated Sydney City and sent them home having to stomach a 6-2 scoreline and in which Blackwood scored and assisted, Louis Ashworth reportedly couldn't keep his cool and ended up pushing the Jamaican youngster down a set of stairs, which promptly injured him. Witnesses stated that they saw the Scot being "bundled" into a black Ford Fiesta, a model which is not registered under Blackwood's name - however the public prosecution has stated that the player and his clique own many vehicles which are not registered, as a result of their deep ties to the Jamaican criminal underworld.
After the videos which seemingly show a restrained Ashworth in distress at a dark location surfaced on social media, many people, including SSL academy officials and players, plead for the Jamaican to be ousted from the league - one such Istanbul FK player, who wished to remain anonymous, asked "What is the line between banter and harassment?". The commissioner of the league responded to these pleas - saying that the situation "is very complicated" and that the SSL would need to organize "private mercenaries" to deal with Blackwood. He added that these options are "simply not currently feasible for the financial structure of the league". It is reported that the commissioner's home was burglarized last week, with the burglars taking valuables from the home and noting the statue of Baphomet and large pentagram drawn on the floor - pictures of which were posted to Blackwood's social media.
As of the time of this article's posting, Blackwood and Ashworth both still remain missing, however they are expected to appear for their Academy matches on Monday, given Blackwood's spotless track record.
