It’s been reported that the Miami Dolphins believe they know who hacked into Laremy Tunsil’s social media accounts on draft night.
While attention was initially placed on the stepfather who filed suit against Tunsil the day before the draft, later into draft night the idea of a financial advisor who had recently worked for Tunsil began to make the rounds.
The draft slide out of the top five to No. 13 cost Tunsil as much as $8 million according to Forbes magazine.
It remains to be seen if criminal charges come about.
However, if Tunsil chooses to pursue the matter in civil litigation it’s possible he could recover the $8 million and much, much more.