This is one strange story and likely to get stranger before it's all over: a popular New York TV host, Greg Kelly bumps into a woman int he street who is immediately star struck and give him her number. Over several days they exchange some pretty racy text before meeting for a "date" that turned into an allegedl sex marathon. They continue to text, but then, months later she accuses him of rape.
It was just a chance encounter on a downtown street — but she was instantly enamored. “I’ve seen you on TV. You’re so cute,” said the woman who would later accuse Greg Kelly of rape, according to a law-enforcement source. The brunette crossed paths with the handsome “Good Day New York” host two days before the alleged attack. “She stopped him,” the source said. “She told him she was star-struck.” What followed was about 48 hours of marathon sexting ahead of their Saturday-night date at the South Street Seaport “The texts were explicit,” said the source. “They were sexual. They talked about what they wanted to do to each other.
“It was two days of foreplay.”
Kelly and the 29-year-old paralegal — an aspiring model and actress whose name is being withheld by The Post — also spoke by phone and exchanged e-mails before meeting up, the source said. On the night of their date, the woman’s boyfriend was at home, so she concocted an excuse to get out on her own. “She lied to the boyfriend to meet Greg that night. She said, ‘I’m going out with a girlfriend,’ ” said the source. They ordered drinks at a seaport bar, running up a tab that another source has described as “laughably low” — and then headed to the woman’s lower-Manhattan law firm.
They had sex there — right in her boss’s office, the source said. If the woman was upset about the randy romp, she gave no clue in follow-up messages to Kelly, the son of Police Commissioner Ray Kelly, the source said. “They continued to text,” the source said. “Part of it was about arranging another date.” In total, there were 17 text messages between the two. “You don’t text your rapist — other than to say, ‘You’re awful,’ ” the source said. But the woman, whose brother is an NYPD sergeant assigned to the crime-scene unit, insisted she was sexually assaulted by Greg Kelly.
Typical post-feminist female.
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