@High Seas,
Quote:This doesn't even need extra proof - she said exactly that when she called her boyfriend drug dealer in an immigration jail where he's currently detained and spoke to him in their native language, Fulani.
Are you quite sure that people can place phone calls to inmates? Common sense should tell you that inmates can only place out-going calls--collect calls--to talk to someone outside the correctional facility.
And, in that phone call, the maid gave that man the exact same description of the sexual assault that she had given to the police. The realization that she might be able to profit from it, possibly with a civil suit, might well have come
after the fact of the assault.
There is thus far no evidence that the maid lied about being sexually assaulted by DSK.
Quote:I'm waiting for him to sue us for - substantial - damages, costs, etc, but I'm not sure on what legal basis he could do that.
Right, because there may be no legal basis for a suit. The City did not act maliciously or inappropriately in arresting and charging him. They had a complainant who appeared highly credible, and they had some forensic evidence to support her allegations--that was all they needed.