Most of you may have already heard that Minnesota Vikings star Adrian Peterson is set to appear in a Texas court this Wednesday due to allegations of child abuse on his four-year-old son. However, that's not the only thing the football player has to worry about - recently, a detailed report by the "Star Tribune" has painted a detailed picture of Peterson's personal life, and it's not pretty.

The profile, which was written by Mike Kaszuba, Rochelle Olson, and Paul McEnroe, revealed that Peterson has fathered at least six children to six different women, was subject to a 2011 sexual misconduct investigation, and has filed misleading tax records through his charity, the All Day Foundation.

According to the Bleacher Report, the sexual misconduct investigation began due to an allegation of raping a woman at an Eden Prarie, Minnesota hotel. The 38-page police report chronicled Peterson getting in a physical and verbal altercation with a woman after she found out he was sexually active with other women. However, the investigation resulted in no charges. Because no charges were filed, the news did not go public.

As for Peterson's charity scam, an investigation revealed that multiple organizations listed as having received funds Peterson's charity denied involvement. "The Star Tribune" report also noted a distinct lack of donations in 2011. It stated, "The charity's 2011 financial report showed $247,064 in total revenue, and listed just three organizations that received money. A fourth outlay, entitled simply 'clothing for needy families,' listed 'unknown' for the number of recipients." The website for Peterson's charity has since been taken down due to his ongoing child abuse investigation.

CBS Sports reports that Peterson has not offered any official comments on these matters, but has tweeted Tuesday how "it's SAD" that people believe what the media is saying about him. However, he has not denied any of the allegations.