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Could Travis and Ty's scandals be linked to Misha?

Thank you for the ask. Let me point out that these are merely my theories. Although there is information that is unavailable to the public because in Travis's case, the investigation is still ongoing, my theory is based on the information that is available. I am also a victim of abuse, so I am not being unsympathetic to Ty's victims, because Ty's victims really are victims. Travis's victims are a little suspicious.

Travis Aaron Wade:

I know what predators are generally like. Because of being a victim myself, I was on the side of Travis's victims until I looked into the case. There is more issues to pinpoint, but I am keeping the topic only to Misha here, because I have dedicated a few posts to both Travis and his ''victims''. These are some notable points in the case.:

They were claiming that he was abusing them during breakfast panels and Saturday night concerts, in front of too many people, and yet they had no witnesses.

Two of the victims confessed to lying.

All the victims were destiel shippers and Misha minions.

Misha, Briana, Kim and Matt Cohen know a few of the people involved personally, follow them on SM and leaving voice messages for them. I heard Briana's voice message.

One of the victims, Sara Burnhope, who knows Misha and his parents personally, told Travis on social media, that Misha hates him.

One of them, Lua James aka Theresa Cotter [@Poptivist on Twitter], stabbed a knife into Travis's door and then fled California. She is Kim's friend. They were spending time outside of con.

Why did Misha hate Travis

Misha has two babies as far as his work on SPN went. One is Destiel, and the other is the Wayward daughters. These two babies ensured that he was always employed on a show that kills off every other non lead. One of them, Wayward Daughters, derailed because Misha is wrong.

Destiel

Travis threatened destiel because he was gushing over J2's friendship during his panel saying that he had never met two people more in love. He described their friendship so much, that he was pulled out of the next con by Clif, the resident drama queen. Way to be suspicious, Clif. That is exactly what you do when you don't J2 Tinhats to become alert, blithering idiot. In none of the gushings did Travis say anything regarding Jensen and Misha or Destiel. Misha didn't want that. Notice how destiel-positive Osric and gang are. Even Alex is becoming destiel positive now, because when he wasn't, the hellers bashed him on SM. They did the same thing to Samantha Smith. But Travis not only didn't acknowledge Destiel. He was elevating J2's friendship above all the other relationships on SPN. And Misha was getting livid.

Wayward Daughters

Wayward Daughters was something that only Misha and his hellers pushed. I always wondered why he did it, because I consider him to be a liberal poser. He pretends to supports something if it benefits him or his reputation. Crusading for women's rights and then calling them perverts for having a love for shipping, seems hypocritical to me. I think he pushed Wayward to secure a future for himself. There is rumor that's been going on since last year and the Js want to finish of with SPN completely. They want to long hiatus from acting. Nobody knows when. If that happens, Misha doesn't have a job, and we all know that other than the hellers, nobody else is impressed by his acting. He gets laughed at. If there is a spinoff, Castiel is likely to have a home there, because most of the fans will be Misha fans. Misha would have still been able to bait his fans, by 'reminiscing' about Dean in a suggestive manner and if CW was on board, showing scenes between Dean and Cas. He might have even confirmed Destiel because Jensen wouldn't have been around to stop him. The bottom line is he would have used destiel to keep that job as well.

Kim and Briana were on his side, because they had vested interest in the project and are fake militant feminists. Unfortunately, Cole [Travis's character] became so popular that some fans wanted a spin off for him, and when Cole was pitted against Jody and Donna by Geekiary, for best spinoff candidate, Cole won. I can just imagine how angry Misha and gang were. And it now makes sense, for Kim and Brianna to know the accusers and the implicated parties personally. My theory is that they all got together and set Travis up to get him out of the way. Until the case goes to court, and reaches a conclusion, that is all my assumption will be. A theory.

Ty Olsson

In his official response, Ty admitted that what he did was 100% wrong. And he was. Fans had cause to complain and feel violated. I am not taking away from their grief. They really are victims. I think that, just like Travis, this guy is a complete idiot. Travis was causing too many ripples because of his big mouth, and Ty was sipping from other people's drinks. He said it was not enough to get drunk with. He said that he was roofied. Why do I believe him? Because someone who had such habitually bad behavior would have a reputation to match. He would have misbehaved at other cons and set environments. Consequently, he would have not gotten hired for projects. He would be blacklisted because he would cause terrible PR for any studio.

Ty has worked on SPN before. He played a bartender during the earlier seasons. That means, that J2 and co have known Ty for years. There are women on that set too. He has never misbehaved with any of them, but he chooses one event, especially when there are witnesses and victims have cameras and can film his bad behavior, to just go nuts? Does that make sense? Ty has also worked on other projects before and since. In fact, after the scandal, he worked on 14 projects and even won an award in 2017. He's around women on these projects too. How come he isn't misbehaving now? How come he lost total inhibitions and professionalism on one night? And how come nobody is stabbing a knife in his door? How come the fans are all a mixed group of people, and not just Misha's fans. Who would roofie him and why?

There are only two drugs that he could have been roofied with. Rohypnol and GHB. Rohypnol can cause euphoria, reduced inhibitions and reduced ability to make judgments. Users may slur their speech. That is why people thought Ty was drunk. GHB effects begin 15-60 minutes after use [like in the Green room] and typically last up to six hours. Just about enough time to do photo ops. It can be detected in the urine up to 12 hours after ingestion. This is why I agree with Ty, that he is a completely idiot. He only guessed that he might have gotten sick [symptom of both drugs is nausea] because of roofies and only then did he do a urine test. By then the GHB was undetectable.

Ty guessed that one of that one of the fans roofied him. But they were all drinking from their flasks, and none of them exhibited the same symptoms that he did. So it had to be someone who had access to the Green room and Ty's beverage. Time wise that would make sense.

So who would benefit from Ty being out of the way.

Misha, is my guestimation. Why did Ty bother Misha so much? Because of Destiel. Destiel is Misha's floatation device. When Benny came on board, he had a strong connection with Dean. And Jensen enjoyed working with him, according to what he said during his panels. Ty even got to do a panel with Jensen. Misha only gets one panel a year, on average with Jensen. No other person, neither Rob nor Richard, has ever shared the stage with Jensen. Ty got that chance. I think Jensen was missing Jared but then why not get Misha to join him. Why choose this guy? That must have bugged Misha. And no, he doesn't love Jensen. He is not obsessed with Jensen. He just loves riding Jensen's coat tails.

People were even shipping Benny and Dean together, which is baffling because Benny and Dean were on screen while Cas was still there. Purgatory was supposed to be a big moment for Misha and Destiel because Misha would have had Jensen all to himself without Jared being around to take the limelight away from him. Misha probably assumed that this vampire was not going to pose any problems. Misha doesn't know how slash works, does he? At one point during Jibcon, Ty tried to make Jensen laugh, very provocatively. He felt bad about making Jensen feel uncomfortable so he came back awhile later and apologized to Jensen in front of all the fans. Jensen was shocked [as I was] and quickly said: '' You don't have to...are you kidding me? I loved it.'' He sent him off with a butt smack and a ''I love you, man. No worries.''

Misha apologizes for none of the horrible things he has done, no matter how uncomfortable he makes Jensen feel. Watching that footage again, especially Jensen's genuinely shocked and moved reaction, actually made me tear up a little. Whoever roofied Ty, acted alone, did it in the Green room and the effect lasted a solid six hours or so. So who has access to the Green room other than the actors and their handlers? I will leave that up to debate. Roofieing someone is dangerous because it can kill a person if mishandled.

I hope this answers the question.

Below are citations and links

Ty apologizing to Jensen - 2013

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NutNcJH4JbA

Citation for roofie drugs

https://www.narconon.org/drug-abuse/signs-symptoms-rohypnol-use.html

Complete investigative report on Travis Aaron Wade

http://www.spntrollsvstravisaaronwade.com/

Ty's official response

http://ty-olsson.com/response.html

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