By Ashley Collman Donald Sterling tried to bribe his mistress V.Stiviano into saying she doctored tapes of the Los Angeles Clippers owner making offensive racist statements. Clippers President Andy Roeser also tried to cover-up the recordings before they were released by TMZ last month, according to a report by the NBA's chief investigator. Chief investigator David B Anders has compiled a 30-page report on the scandal, along with hundreds of pages of supporting statements, ahead of a June 3 hearing in which the 29 other NBA owners will vote on whether to force Sterling to sell his team. Bribe: A new report by the NBA's chief investigator reveals Donald Sterling tried to bribe his mistress V. Stiviano (pictured out in LA yesterday) into saying she doctored tapes in which he was recoded making racist statements
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The NBA has compiled a 30-page case against Los Angeles Clippers owner Donald Sterling
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The report includes testimony from Sterling's mistress V. Stiviano, 20 Clippers employees, 14 league officials and others
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NBA chief investigator David Anders found several instances of Sterling lying about his racist statements or trying to cover them up
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It accuses Clippers President Andy Roeser of hearing the recordings two weeks before they were released and doing nothing
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The NBA is also making a case against Sterling's wife Shelly, who is trying to keep her 50 per cent stake in the team
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Shelly says she is estranged from her husband, but Anders says the two attended nearly every Clippers home game together this season
But Sterling ended up leaving the hotel in a huff when Stiviano called her lawyers into a conference room and asked @placeholder to repeat his offer in front of them.