Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones has finally broken his silence over the weekend, saying the purpoted photos of him and two Texas strippers which went viral were mere "misrepresentations" of him.

 "Someone has misrepresented the photos taken at a restaurant five years ago for their own purposes. I'm just not going to comment on it," says the 71-year-old billionaire said last Sunday in an interview during the Cowboys training camp in Oxnard.

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Suggestive photos of Jones posing with strippers at a Dallas restaurant five years ago became an Internet sensation when the images were uploaded on Twitter.

On Aug. 3, a certain Frank Hoover had uploaded a 20-page manifesto entitled "Uncovering the Truth," along with the photos of which the words "For Jerry Jones" were printed on the cover of the page.

Hoover, who had referred to himself as the "Son of God," claims he wrote the manifesto to expose an extortion plot against the billionaire. The manifesto contained numerology theories and the photos of the Dallas owner.

In one of the photos, Jones appear to be holding the breasts of a woman, and in another, a woman appears to have placed her head against his pelvic area.

According to Hoover, the photos were taken by someone else to blackmail the Dallas billionaire, saying that he acquired these sometime in June 2011. He has tried to contact Jones ever since.

The two women in the photo, Lindzie and Jordan, denied having had anything to do with the photos being taken or going viral. The two told TMZ that they have contacted their lawyers for fear of being pursued by the married billionaire.

Jones, owner of the well-known Dallas Cowboys, has been married to his wife for 50 years now. They have three children, all of whom work for the Dallas Cowboys, and a total of nine grandchildren. 

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