Disgraced Michigan football coach Sherrone Moore was dumped by the staffer he was having an affair with and proceeded to bombard the woman with text messages two days before he allegedly threatened her with a knife, it was revealed.
Moore – whose bleary-eyed mugshot was released for the first time on Wednesday – allegedly threatened an unnamed female staffer with several butter knives and a pair of scissors, a bombshell new police report has claimed.
He then screamed he would kill her and himself, claiming that she had ‘blood on her hands,’ cops said.
Moore was fired as the Wolverines head coach on December 10, before traveling to the home of his executive assistant Paige Shiver shortly after.
While there, it is alleged that he threatened an unnamed female staffer after their affair came to an unsavory end.
Now, some shocking new details have been revealed by Detective Jessica Welker of the Pittsfield Township Police Department during a court hearing.
In documents seen by Daily Mail, the unnamed staffer claimed that she had been in an ‘intimate relationship’ with Moore, with the coach himself admitting to detectives that it had lasted ‘approximately two years’.
The staffer is alleged to have ended the relationship two days before the arrest, also filing a formal report to the University of Michigan revealing the details of their secret romance.
Sherrone Moore’s haunting mugshot was released by police for the first time Wednesday
The fired Michigan coach is accused of breaking into the home of his executive assistant Paige Shiver (left) with a knife and terrorizing an unnamed woman
Disgraced ex-Michigan coach Sherrone Moore visited his lawyer’s office on Sunday with his wife, Kelli, and youngest child after being outed as a cheat
Disgraced ex-Michigan coach Sherrone Moore visited his lawyer’s office on Sunday with his wife, Kelli, and youngest child after being outed as a cheat
Despite being dumped, Moore – who is married to his wife Kelli with three young daughters – is then said to have bombarded his former mistress with ‘dozens of text messages and calls’ over the next two days.
In the wake of his arrest, Moore was released after posting a $25,000 bail, and he was pictured alongside his wife over the weekend as she continues to stand by him.
As he awaits his next court date, Moore is being forced to wear a GPS tether and is receiving mental health treatment as conditions of his release.
The police report also states that he has been prohibited from having any contact with the unnamed staffer, who remains employed by the University of Michigan.
Earlier on Wednesday night, the school’s interim president made a rare address to students – revealing that more heads could roll in the wake of their own investigation into Moore’s actions.
Chicago-based law firm Jenner & Block are currently conducting an in-depth review of the athletic department, in the wake of several scandals over the past few years.
The president – Domenico Grasso – said in his video message: ‘We will take whatever steps are necessary to ensure that conduct like this does not happen again.
‘Make no mistake. We will leave no stone unturned, and any further action we take will be based on credible evidence and findings, developed through a rigorous investigation.
The 911 call reporting the alleged assault was made from an apartment belonging to Shiver
The married father-of-three was fired by Michigan over an ‘inappropriate relationship’ with a staffer
Moore, pictured with wife Kelli, allegedly threatened to kill himself during the shocking incident
‘If the university learns of information through this investigation or otherwise that warrants a termination of any employee, we will act swiftly, just as we did in the case of Coach Moore.’
He also went on to urge students with any information to contact Jenner & Block, as the school focuses on ‘uncovering the facts’.
‘It is my job, my duty, to ensure the integrity of this investigation,’ he added.
In his address to students, Grasso also mentioned the search for the next Michigan head coach, after Biff Poggi was installed as interim coach ahead of an upcoming bowl game against Texas on December 31.
‘We will hire an individual who is of the highest moral character and who will serve as a role model and a respected leader for the entire football program,’ Grasso said.
‘And who will, with dignity and integrity, be a fierce competitor.’
If convicted, Moore could face up to six-and-a-half years in jail after being charged with felony third-degree home invasion and misdemeanors of breaking and entering and stalking. He has pled not guilty.
