Baker Mayfield's Petition: Seeking Clarity on $12 Million Investment Concerns

Baker Mayfield and his wife Emily have reportedly filed a petition to uncover potential misuse of $12 million through an investment firm involving family members. 

 The Mayfields have requested financial records and depositions from defendants like Camwood Capital Management Group and others to trace the whereabouts of the $12 million.

Uncertainty surrounds the fate of Mayfield's money as the filed petition seeks to ascertain proper investment, potential theft, or misappropriation. 

The petition aims to gather financial information rather than initiate a lawsuit, highlighting the Mayfields' denied access to their own financial details. 

While a lawsuit possibility remains unclear, the Mayfields lack essential information to determine potential asset misappropriation. 

Mayfield is currently in a quarterback competition with Kyle Trask, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers' second-round pick from the 2021 NFL Draft. 

Former Heisman Trophy winner Baker Mayfield has played for the Cleveland Browns, Carolina Panthers, and Los Angeles Rams, accumulating impressive statistics over six seasons. 

Baker Mayfield's family seeks transparency regarding the transfer of assets to entities like TCMG and Camwood Ventures through the filed petition. 

The $12 million questioned in the petition was entrusted to an investment firm connected to Mayfield's family members' employment. 

Mayfield's petition raises questions about the allocation and management of assets, emphasizing the need for clarity on their financial situation. 

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