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• New England Patriots cheerleader Caitlin Davis was dismissed from the cheer squad on November 5, 2008, after photos showing Davis drawing crude words and images on a sleeping friend were posted on her Facebook page.Boston Herald.com: Caitlin Davis' Life Is Not so Cheery Now

• Fast Facts

  1. Released from the New England Patriots cheerleading squad on November 5, 2008Boston Herald.com: Caitlin Davis' Life Is Not so Cheery Now
  2. 19 years old at the time of the dismissalBoston Herald.com: Caitlin Davis' Life Is Not so Cheery Now
  3. Fired after mischievous photos appeared on her Facebook pageBoston Herald.com: Caitlin Davis' Life Is Not so Cheery Now
  4. Claimed she was not involved in the incidentTMZ.com: Fired Cheerleader: I Did 'Not See' the Swastika
  5. Photos taken at Boston CollegeTMZ.com: Fired Cheerleader: I Did 'Not See' the Swastika
  6. Said the male dressed as a "drunk guy who passed out and was written on" for HalloweenTMZ.com: Fired Cheerleader: I Did 'Not See' the Swastika
  7. Was the youngest Patriots cheerleader ever selectedBoston Herald.com: Caitlin Davis' Life Is Not so Cheery Now
  8. Student at Johnson and Wales UniversityThe Sun Chronicle: Foxboro High Senior Is Finalist for Patriots' Squad
  9. Attending high school when named to the squadBoston Herald.com: Caitlin Davis' Life Is Not so Cheery Now

• Photo Scandal

  In early November of 2008, raunchy photos were posted on Davis' Facebook page. The images showed Davis and another female friend drawing and writing on a sleeping male friend and posing next to their work. The words and images were sexually suggestive and included swastikas and other comments offensive to Jews.Boston Herald.com: Caitlin Davis' Life Is Not so Cheery Now

  In an interview with TMZ.com, Davis denied that she wrote or drew on the male friend and did not see the swastikas. She claimed that the male had dressed as a "drunk guy who passed out and was written on" for Halloween, but claimed responsibility for not being alert to the situation.TMZ.com: Fired Cheerleader: I Did 'Not See' the Swastika

• Background

  Prior to joining the Patriots squad, Davis was a cheerleader at Foxboro High School. She was active in community organizations such as Habitat for Humanity and the Mansfield Church of Christ. In April of 2008, shortly before she was named to the Patriots cheer roster, Davis told The Sun Chronicle that "in addition to spreading a good image for the Patriots, you do some good things for others."The Sun Chronicle: Foxboro High Senior Is Finalist for Patriots' Squad

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