Hey, Can A Woman "Ask To Get Raped"?

Hell glitterbag still going on I see.

Other then your little group of posters do you think that such silliness is resounding to your credit in any way or in any manner?

It would indeed had been so nice to had have one woman who would, on this thread, be willing to address the issues here in an honest and straight forward manner.

Then you “girls” or more correctly old witches would have placed such a woman in hell for daring to do so.

The lady poster from England started out with agreeing with my postings by her own direct statements until the “ladies” on this thread told her how evil I am and that she should not do so.

It would seem that women are on average even more prone to wishing/needing to be in the middle of the old herd then men.

Are there any female lurkers on this thread brave enough to ignore the herd of cows here and address the issue of sexual laws/assaults in other then in a simple-minded PC manner?

Another case of an evil rapist/monster we all agree is evil and should be punish for his cri at least a life sentene.
how boring and meaningless when it come to the issues of truth and fairness in addressing our sexual sexual assault laws.

Having nothing to do with your pumping up the numbers and the danger of running into such a monster either.

Another case of an evil rapist/monster we all agree is evil and should be punish for his crimes at least with a life sentence for daring to harm children in such a manner.

Still such sad events does not address the overall issues of sexual assault laws and such things as pumping up the numbers and the overall risk of any woman facing such an event in her life beyond all reason.

OH well as the leading cow in this herd you are not going to change in any manner now are you?

Bet you did not go to that facebook page yourself as I had done.

I also love the police claiming that they are trying to scrub the internet of such pictures how silly and dishonest can you be.

The worst thing in the world is to keep announcing loudly that there are such "interesting" pictures existing on the net in the first place.

Wednesday, September 8, 2010
Woman jailed over false rape claim
A Bournemouth woman has been sentenced to 15 months in prison after pleading guilty to perverting the course of justice.
Cheryl Moss, 26, falsely claimed that a 19-year-old man raped her along an alleyway near St Peter's Road in Bournemouth during the early hours of November 7 2009.
She was sentenced at Bournemouth Crown Court.
Moss, a mother of four, had been with the man during the evening and CCTV footage showed that her actions were consensual.
Despite being shown this evidence, Moss maintained that her allegations were true.
Detective Inspector Steve Thorpe, of Dorset Police's Public Protection Unit, said: "Whenever Dorset Police investigates any report of rape, the victim's care is of paramount importance.
"We work tirelessly to thoroughly investigate such reports and we are determined to bring offenders to justice.
"Equally, we also take false accusations very seriously and Cheryl Moss has suffered the consequences of her malicious report.
"Her actions not only caused detectives to spend valuable time and resources investigating this incident, but, more importantly, caused entirely unnecessary distress to the man she accused."
Julia Woodward, Senior Crown Prosecutor, added: "This case went to court because Cheryl Moss continued with her claim despite the incontrovertible evidence that proved she had not been raped.

Link:
http://www.peterboroughtoday.co.uk/news/national-news/woman_jailed_over_false_rape_claim_1_799410
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Strange story indeed ...............

Pr. George's police still investigating possible rape at college
Update, May 7:

On Thursday, Prince George's County police said a female student who reported being raped on the campus of Prince George's Community College had "ended up recanting the rape itself." Now, the police are recanting.

Capt. Misty Mints, one of the department's top spokespeople, said Friday the case is "still under investigation" and the woman "absolutely did not recant the rape."

"There was sexual contact that was consensual, but she is not recanting the fact that she was indeed raped," Mints said.

The suspect, she said, has been released, but charges are possible.

Officer Evan Baxter, another spokesman who told a reporter Thursday the woman "ended up recanting the rape itself," said Friday he did not remember saying that, and that such details of an investigation were "above my pay grade."

Mints said the situation was a "miscommunication."


Original Post, May 6:
Investigators with the Prince George’s County Police Department have determined that an alleged sexual assault on the Largo campus of Prince George’s Community College Wednesday was a consensual encounter, a police spokesman said Thursday.

Officer Evan Baxter, the spokesman, said investigators have released the man they had in custody for the incident without criminal charges.



The woman, whom college officials identified as a community college student, had told police Wednesday that she was sexually assaulted outside the Center for Advanced Technology. Baxter said the woman “ended up recanting the rape itself,” and she acknowledged the activity between her and the man was consensual. Baxter said police had recovered some physical evidence during their investigation but he could not say what it was.

-- Matt Zapotosky

Woman pleads guilty to false rape report
A 22-year-old former Woodinville woman pleaded guilty Tuesday to making a false rape accusation against a local college professor last June...

By Peyton Whitely

Seattle Times Eastside bureau

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Katherine M. Clifton, left, listens with her attorney, Kelly Faoro, as Judge Peter Nault hands down her sentence in King County District Court in Redmond.
A 22-year-old former Woodinville woman pleaded guilty Tuesday to making a false rape accusation against a local college professor last June.

King County District Court Judge Peter Nault called the case one of the "saddest" he'd ever seen in court and one that is likely to have long-term impact on future investigations.

"That we hurry to castigate a person who turns out to be entirely innocent ... I don't know how it could be worse," said Nault, saying the incident will make it harder for real sexual victims to bring their cases forward.

Nault accepted a guilty plea from Katherine M. Clifton, accused of making false statements to a public servant.

Those statements led to the rape charge last summer against the professor who subsequently spent nine days in jail and was placed on leave from his job.

Clifton declined to comment at the hearing but filed a detailed statement saying that she had been sexually abused by her grandfather, who was convicted of rape of a child in 1994.

"In order to understand why, I have to explain what has happened to me in my past that has forever affected me," she wrote.

Clifton, who now lives in Ellensburg, was sentenced to serve 365 days in jail, with 357 days suspended, and to pay a $5,000 fine, with $4,750 suspended, plus other conditions that include probation and community service. Nault also ordered her to pay the professor's attorney fees.

The professor declined to discuss the charges, saying he wants to put the past behind him, and asked not to be identified.

The King County Prosecutor's Office concedes a mistake was made in the original prosecution but said it was acting on the best information available at the time.

"In hindsight, what was presented to us was an allegation of a violent rape," said Ian Goodhew, deputy chief of staff. "That doesn't mean the investigation stopped."

Clifton was "an extremely articulate and credible victim," said Sgt. John Urquhart, Sheriff's Office spokesman. "There was no reason to suspect she wasn't telling the truth."


The investigation started July 9, when Clifton met with a detective, according to court records.

She described a series of contacts with the professor beginning the previous March. She showed police e-mail messages she said were from the professor which said he had "romantic feelings" and seemed to promise to raise her grade if she agreed "to a few conditions."

Clifton also told detectives the professor "randomly showed up at locations she frequented" at least 15 times.

She said that at 7 a.m. on July 5 the professor went into her Woodinville house and raped her.

On July 10, detectives contacted the professor, who denied all the charges and said he'd never seen Clifton off the school campus. He acknowledged exchanging e-mails with her but said the ones she provided to police had been altered.

The professor was charged with first-degree rape and burglary on July 12. The Prosecutor's Office asked for $500,000 bail, describing the professor as "an extreme threat to the victim and the community."

But as detectives continued working, it became clear that the text in the e-mails had been changed. None of the professor's fingerprints were found at Clifton's house. A sexual-assault examination found no evidence of rape.

The detective also checked on a supposed court order shown by Clifton to people at the college that seemed to bear the heading "In the Superior Court of Washington State for King County" and apparently ordered her not to talk about the professor.

But the judge's signature was illegible and the case number didn't match any King County filings.

On July 25, Clifton told detectives she had forged a judge's signature and made up a legal document on her computer.

On July 26 the charges were dismissed, and a day later Clifton was charged with making false statements to a public servant.

Clifton's attorney, Kelly Faoro, said her client has "extremely deep remorse" for the false statements and realizes that "none of this makes it any better" for the professor.

The professor now has his job back, but said in court documents that the experience would stay with him.

"Even though I did absolutely nothing wrong ... my rape and burglary with sexual-motivation charges, albeit false, will remain in the court records forever," he swore in one filing.

King County Deputy Prosecuting Attorney Shelby Smith said Clifton's actions will also "harm the community of sexual-assault victims," who will find their cases more difficult to pursue.

"Other victims will be treated with more scrutiny," she said.

Peyton Whitely: 206-464-2259 or [email protected].

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Well dear I am not too worry about myself but my three male grandkids are going to be facing a far crazier world then the one I grown up in.

Can not get over the nuts who drag two ten years olds into an adult court over the crime of playing doctor with an 8 years old for example.

Glitterbag it is not IQ that is very sadly lacking in the females posters on this thread but common sense in any form and a willingness to stand up to group pressures.

It for example, would be nice if the females who had spend, four years in undergraduate studies would engage their minds concerning such silly claims that one in four of their female’s classmates had been rape during that period of their lives.

Beside common sense it would also be useful if at least some of the women here define themselves as part of a two sexes species where any injustice toward males are just as harmful to them as injustices to females.

That in fact they are tied to males by the bonds of families(fathers, brothers,uncles,sons)and friendships and love just as tightly as to other females.

That rape is wrong and evil but not one bit more wrong and evil then a woman attacking a man by filing knowingly false charges of sexual assaults and thereby trying to take decades of his life away from him.