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

Exactly, but you're arguing with two sexual preditors whose only concern is their pursuit of pleasure.

April 13, 2011
Rape wasn’t a lie, Lynnwood police now say
A woman was accused of filing a false charge but new evidence has made police reopen the case.

By Eric Stevick and Diana Hefley, Herald Writers

LYNNWOOD -- Police now believe a woman they once accused of lying about a 2008 rape in a Lynnwood apartment.

Investigators then had such grave doubts about what they described as her ever-changing story, they charged her with false reporting. She wound up pleading guilty.

Now, three years later, Lynnwood police are trying to clear the woman's record after a suspected serial rapist was arrested in Colorado.

They've also reopened their old rape investigation.

"We were wrong. Everybody feels terrible about it," Lynnwood Police Chief Steve Jensen said Tuesday. "We take sexual assaults very seriously. Our investigators always get charged up to get the bad guys in these cases.

"We're doing our best to make it right," he said.

Lynnwood detectives think they have a good suspect in Marc P. O'Leary, 32. The former south Snohomish County man is jailed in Denver with his bail set at $5 million. Police say he is suspected of sexual attacks on four Denver-area women.

"I think we have a lot of strong evidence linking him to our case," Lynnwood police Cmdr. Steve Rider said Tuesday.

Detectives in 2008 didn't know about O'Leary. They interviewed the woman, then 18, several times and opened a rape investigation.

Her story changed and details appeared to be inconsistent, Jensen said. People who know the woman also spoke to detectives and expressed doubts about the woman's story, Jensen said.

The woman was charged with false reporting. She was represented by a public defender and eventually pleaded guilty in Lynnwood Municipal Court. A judge granted her a deferred sentence and she was ordered to undergo mental health counseling and pay a $500 fine. The charge was dismissed in April 2010 once the woman met all the conditions of her sentence.

"Suffice it to say, certain pieces of information just led investigators to the wrong conclusion," Rider said, declining to discuss specifics.

A few weeks ago, Lynnwood detectives received a call from authorities in Colorado.

What they heard about the serial rape suspect there convinced them they needed to board a plane to Denver. Rider and Sgt. Rod Cohnheim came back compelled to take a fresh look at the 2008 rape report.

"We developed enough information to reopen our case and it is now under investigation," Rider said.

O'Leary lived in the Mountlake Terrace area before moving to Colorado in 2009.

Detectives in Colorado provided information to the Lynnwood police that was strikingly similar to the story told by the woman in 2008. There was forensic evidence collected during the investigation in Lynnwood three years ago. Police here likely will now submit it for testing.

The woman is cooperating with Lynnwood investigators, Jensen said. She has met with the department's domestic violence advocate and also has been referred to Family and Friends of Violent Crime Victims, an Everett-based advocacy group.

"First and foremost, our priority is protecting the privacy of the victim. She doesn't want a lot of media attention thrown her way," Rider said.

The woman already has been reimbursed for the $500 fine she paid, Jensen said. Her wrongful conviction won't be expunged until a lawyer makes a motion on her behalf.

Lynnwood investigators have spoken with Snohomish County Prosecuting Attorney Mark Roe. The prosecutor's sexual assault unit has opened a file on the case. It will be up to them to decide if there is enough evidence to file charges against the suspect.

Jensen said the suspect may fall under investigation for other assaults in Washington.

The Denver Post reported that investigators say the attacker there made his victims brush their teeth and shower to destroy trace evidence. He also allegedly removed bed covers and clothing and hid their phones so they couldn't call police. Police also are reviewing photos of women, some of whom are believed to be victims, seized from O'Leary's home.
http://www.heraldnet.com/article/20110413/NEWS01/704139783

May 30, 2012
Rapist brought from Colorado to face charges here
Marc Patrick O'Leary, currently serving a 325-year sentence in Colorado, is expected to plead guilty next week to rapes in Lynnwood and Kirkland.

By Diana Hefley, Herald Writer

EVERETT -- U.S. Marshals recently escorted a convicted rapist from a Colorado prison to Snohomish County, where the man faces charges for a 2008 attack on a Lynnwood teen.

Marc Patrick O'Leary made a brief court appearance Wednesday in Snohomish County Superior Court. He pleaded not guilty to rape, kidnapping and burglary. O'Leary is scheduled to be back in court next week and is expected to plead guilty to the Lynnwood attack and also admit to raping a 63-year-old woman in Kirkland that same year, Superior Court Judge Janice Ellis was told.

O'Leary already is serving a 325-year prison sentence for a series of sexual assaults in Colorado.

The former Mountlake Terrace man, 33, was connected to the Lynnwood rape after detectives in Colorado discovered a picture of the victim among O'Leary's belongings.

The teen had reported the rape to Lynnwood police, saying she had been tied up, blindfolded and sexually assaulted by a stranger. The armed attacker took photographs of the woman, then 18, and threatened to post them on the Internet if she went to police.

Not long after the attack, Lynnwood investigators closed the case, reporting that the woman changed her story. Lynnwood city prosecutors charged her with false reporting. She eventually pleaded guilty and was ordered to undergo mental health counseling.

Lynnwood detectives reopened the case last year after they were notified of the evidence discovered in Colorado. Police there were investigating attacks on four women. They discovered more than 400 pictures documenting sexual assaults.

As in the incidents in Washington, O'Leary took pictures of the victims and threatened to post them online if the women reported the crimes.

O'Leary reportedly told an acquaintance that he was in a secret society and entitled to have sex with whomever he wanted.

He is expected to serve out his sentences in Colorado.
http://www.heraldnet.com/article/20120530/NEWS01/705309791

Yes indeed a grown woman invited a man to her place of business after hours and have sex in her boss office at that and when she found herself in the family way with a boyfriend who can not father children she cry rape on the theory that she had too must to drink to consent to sex.

A Pierce County judge Friday signed an order dismissing the felony charges against a Joint Base Lewis-McChord lieutenant colonel who’d been accused of hiring a hit man to kill his estranged wife and his commanding officer.

Robert Underwood had maintained his innocence since his arrest in March, arguing he was the victim of a woman who made up stories about him when he rejected her romantic advances.

Prosecutors filed paperwork Friday saying they’d lost faith in the credibility of the woman, Serena Kiptoo, who was the main witness against Underwood.

Much of what she told investigators early in their investigation could not be corroborated, deputy prosecutor Neil Horibe said. In addition, evidence turned up showing Kiptoo might have had a motive to unfairly disparage Underwood, Horibe said.

Superior Court Judge Beverly Grant signed an order dismissing the three felony harassment charges against Underwood during a hearing Friday. The judge left open the possibility that prosecutors could refile the charges if they gather more evidence, but it appeared unlikely they would.

“When we charged the case, it appeared to be a provable case,” Horibe said. “Subsequent investigation showed that it was not.”

Underwood’s attorney, Philip Thornton of Tacoma, said his client has “been through the wringer” since his arrest.

Underwood was jailed for several days before making bail and being released. Even then he was confined to post and escorted by two soldiers when he went to court or to visit his attorney.

Thornton said he hopes to persuade the Army to lift the restrictions on his client now that the charges have been dismissed.

“He has no pending proceedings against him in the military,” Thornton said.

The charges came after Kiptoo told Underwood’s wife that he was making threats to have his wife and his commanding officer killed. Kiptoo also told investigators he’d threatened to kill her and that the two of them had been involved in a three-month relationship, court records state.

There also were allegations he’d threatened to blow up the state Capitol in Olympia.

Thornton said his client was never romantically involved with Kiptoo, calling her a “female acquaintance” of Underwood’s, and said she got him into trouble to punish him for rejecting her.

Cellphone records back Underwood’s contentions, Thornton added.

Kiptoo’s allegations also caused Underwood trouble in his divorce proceedings, in which he and his wife are in a bitter battle over custody of their children. He has been prohibited from interacting with his children as a result of Kiptoo’s allegations.

Read more here: http://www.thenewstribune.com/2012/06/09/2174555/case-against-jblm-officer-falls.html?storylink=mrc#storylink=cpy

What to bet Hawkeye that the woman who play such games will never be charge with any crime of any type over this.

Man Accused of Rape Goes Before Judge
June 11, 2012,
by Michelle Pekarsky

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — A man charged with raping and torturing a woman last month is scheduled to face a Jackson County judge for arraignment Monday morning.

Carey Clark is charged with Forcible Sodomy, two counts of Attempted Forcible Rape and kidnapping charges.

According to court records, Clark and the woman met at a nightclub and she agreed to go on a date with him. After Clark picked her up, she says he told her he needed to return to his home in the 5900 block of Agnes to get credit cards.

The alleged victim says she went inside with him and says Clark locked the door and punched and kicked her in the stomach and told her, ‘That’s what you get for being a whore.’
Police said Clark told the woman he hated all women and that he “wanted to kill whores.”
The victim says he then made her take off her clothes, covered her mouth with duct tape and forced her to have sex with him for the next two days, torturing her with electrical shocks from a stun gun. During her captivity, the woman told police Clark smoked PCP.

When Clark finally left the house to get something to eat, the woman said she escaped out an unlocked window, running naked to a neighbor’s house.

“She said he had her for about two days and he had stung her with a stun gun about five or six times or something like that,” said Booker Brinkley, neighbor. “And she was hungry. And he hid her clothes.”

Clark also claimed to police to be a cousin of Terry Blair, known as the serial killer who targeted women along Kansas City’s Prospect Corridor. The woman says during her captivity, Clark asked her if she remembered the women who were killed by Blair.

Prosecutors requested a bond of $150,000 cash.
http://fox4kc.com/2012/06/11/man-accused-of-rape-goes-before-judge/

On May 10, a woman says she and 56-year-old Carey Clark were on their way to dinner, when Clark told her he had to swing by his house.

“Went on a date. That’s what people do, you know, they go on dates so one would not expect it to end as horrifically as it did,” said Jackson County Prosecutor, Jean Peters-Baker.

The victim says Clark invited her in and then locked her inside for two days, kicking her, shocking her with a stun gun, sodomizing her and threatening to kill her.

“It’s a horrendous crime. It’s a horrendous scenario for her to endure,” Peters-Baker said...

Peters-Baker sees the aid of a stranger as a positive part of this case, and the other positive part, she says, is the victim’s courage.

“She’s a very, very brave woman,” she said. “She went through a horrendous ordeal and she’s assisting fully with the prosecution of this case.”
http://fox4kc.com/2012/05/17/jackson-county-prosecutor-speaks-about-alleged-kidnapping-torture/

The problem we had here is redefining rape in such a manner as to take the adulthoods/responsibilities of grown women away from them and placed some odd duty to act as the sexual guardians on their male sexual partners.

One of the lessons most of us are taught once we become adults is that we are responsible for our own actions and our own judgments and that include picking sexual partners

a woman can indeed ask to be "rape" in fact jumping into bed with a man and ask to be 'rape' or laying on her boss desk and asking to be '"rape".