Do You Think Lamar Odom Actually Called Out His Dad?

Remember when Lamar Odom took to Twitter last night to slam his meddling father for trashing the Kardashian family, to praise Khloe and company and to publically acknowledge that he’s in a “dark” place for the first time. To many observers, the comments were seen as a wonderful sign of forward progress, but upon further review, it’s possible the big man didn’t actually write the paragraph in question at all.

The rant is still up on Odom’s Twitter account, but according to TMZ, it’s unlikely the former Laker updated his account because he doesn’t even have Internet access at the place he’s staying. Apparently, he’s extremely paranoid about anyone knowing where he’s at, and as such, he doesn’t even allow the people around him to use cell phones for more than fifteen seconds at a time in case of wiretaps. So, without Internet and without cell phones, he would have needed to go somewhere else to take care of it.

Since Odom isn’t exactly speaking publically on whether he did or didn’t fire off the extended tweet, there’s really no way to know for sure who sent it. On the one hand, it’s hard to imagine someone hacked into his account with the sole purpose of writing an emotional response to Lamar’s dad. Who would even have a motive to do that? On the other hand, however, there’s nothing about Odom’s behavior over the past month that would lead one to believe the light has turned on. Whoever wrote the diatribe doesn’t sound anything like the guy who recently picked up a DUI.

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