Overview
- On Wednesday, Keim publicly and unequivocally denied Hopkins’ deleted Instagram claim that Keim “set him up” by contaminating or manipulating the 2022 NFL drug test.
- Keim retained Scottsdale lawyer Raees Mohamed of RM Warner Law, said he is preserving relevant evidence, and signaled he may pursue civil action to clear his name.
- Reporting this month produced a Motion Ventures pitch deck that lists Keim and links him to Mohamed Coulibaly, and Keim says he and family members lost seven figures after investing with Coulibaly.
- Coulibaly was found dead on August 3 and authorities are investigating his business and death while journalists continue seeking corroborating documents tying Keim to Hopkins’ failed test.
- Hopkins’ 2022 six‑game suspension was upheld by the NFL under strict liability even after an independent expert said the positive result was consistent with supplement contamination, and Hopkins has not publicly expanded the deleted allegation.