[...] “She knew, while she was there at the stadium, that she had received some burns. But she didn’t realize how serious they were until she received medical attention,” attorney Michael Walsh told the CBS affiliate in Dallas-Forth Worth. [...]

[...] “She knew, while she was there at the stadium, that she had received some burns. But she didn’t realize how serious they were until she received medical attention,” attorney Michael Walsh told the CBS affiliate in Dallas-Forth Worth. [...]

[...] “She knew, while she was there at the stadium, that she had received some burns. But she didn’t realize how serious they were until she received medical attention,” attorney Michael Walsh told the CBS affiliate in Dallas-Forth Worth. [...]

[...] “She knew, while she was there at the stadium, that she had received some burns. But she didn’t realize how serious they were until she received medical attention,” attorney Michael Walsh told the CBS affiliate in Dallas-Forth Worth. [...]

[...] “She knew, while she was there at the stadium, that she had received some burns. But she didn’t realize how serious they were until she received medical attention,” attorney Michael Walsh told the CBS affiliate in Dallas-Forth Worth. [...]

[...] According to CBS Dallas, “Jennelle Carrillo, of Cleburne, received severe burns to her backside after allegedly sitting on a bench outside Cowboys Stadium.” Carillo filed a lawsuit in the District Court of Tarrant County, Texas as a result of injuries allegedly suffered when she sat on a black marble bench outside the stadium before the team’s Clue and Silver Scrimmage in August of 2010. Cowboys Stadium, L.P., the Dallas Cowboys Football Club LTD, and one Jerral “Jerry” Wayne Jones are all named as defendants. [...]

[...] According to CBS Dallas, “Jennelle Carrillo, of Cleburne, received severe burns to her backside after allegedly sitting on a bench outside Cowboys Stadium.” Carillo filed a lawsuit in the District Court of Tarrant County, Texas as a result of injuries allegedly suffered when she sat on a black marble bench outside the stadium before the team’s Clue and Silver Scrimmage in August of 2010. Cowboys Stadium, L.P., the Dallas Cowboys Football Club LTD, and one Jerral “Jerry” Wayne Jones are all named as defendants. [...]

[...] “She knew, while she was there at the stadium, that she had received some burns. But she didn’t realize how serious they were until she received medical attention,” attorney Michael Walsh told the CBS affiliate in Dallas-Forth Worth. [...]

[...] According to CBS Dallas, “Jennelle Carrillo, of Cleburne, received severe burns to her backside after allegedly sitting on a bench outside Cowboys Stadium.” Carillo filed a lawsuit in the District Court of Tarrant County, Texas as a result of injuries allegedly suffered when she sat on a black marble bench outside the stadium before the team’s Clue and Silver Scrimmage in August of 2010. Cowboys Stadium, L.P., the Dallas Cowboys Football Club LTD, and one Jerral “Jerry” Wayne Jones are all named as defendants. [...]

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[...] Dallas Cowboys fan by the name of Jeanne Carillo is suing the Dallas Cowboys and owner Jerry Jones for receiving 3rd [...]

[...] surprise Jerry Jones. According to CBS in Dallas-Fort Worth, a woman named Jenelle Carrillo has filed a lawsuit against the Cowboys and Jones after she allegedly suffered third-degree burns on her backside by [...]

[...] 100 degrees. We all know how hot the city of Dallas Texas can get in August. Carillo’s lawyer Michael Walsh said his client knew she was burned but didnt know the extent of the burn till she received medical [...]

[...] The suit goes on to state that the stadium didn’t warn Carrillo or others about hot bench dangers and that there were no signs posted warning that the bench was hot. “I’m surprised there aren’t more reports of burn injuries from sitting on those dark black benches, Wash told CBS“ [...]

[...] CBS Dallas (h/t Larry Brown Sports) reports a fan by the name of Jennelle Carrillo severely burnt her backside and is now suing her beloved Cowboys because of it.  [...]

[...] to CBS in Dallas-Fort Worth, a woman named Jenelle Carrillo has filed a lawsuit against the Cowboys and Jones after she allegedly suffered third-degree burns on her backside by [...]

[...] temperature that day was in excess of 100 degrees and Carrillo’s attorney, Michael Walsh told KDFW-TV that his client had no idea as to the extent of the damage she had suffered. Walsh claims it [...]

[...] Jennelle Carrillo of Cleburne was hospitalized for about a week after attending the team’s annual scrimmage on Aug. 10, 2010, according to CBSDFW.com. [...]

[...] football team’s stadium, think again. In fact, one woman’s butt was so hot, she’s suing the [...]

[...] in the football team’s stadium, think again. In fact, one woman’s butt was so hot, she’s suing the [...]

[...] Carrillo is boos dat bij de bank geen waarschuwingsteken stond en wil nu dat de club en de eigenaars ervan haar schadeloos stellen. Het geëiste bedrag werd niet vrijgegeven, zo meldt CBS. [...]

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[...] bench and hot sunlight caused the bench to become extremely hot and unreasonable dangerous,” says the suit. “She sat down on this black bench, outside an entrance and unfortunately she suffered [...]

[...] of burn injuries from sitting on those dark, black benches.” [Fort Worth Star-Telegram, CBS D-FW] [...]

[...] A Texas woman has brought an interesting lawsuit against the Dallas Cowboys, suing the team and owner Jerry Jones for allegedly burning her butt. [...]