Since I'm following this thread very accurately I have to say something.
There's a case in my country involving the son of a politician, from a very very rich family.
The story, from almost 3 years ago, was that the young 19yo boy (from now on "the guy") was at a club with other 3 friends (from no on "friends") all of an age between 18 and 20. Here they met 2 girls (respectively 22 and 23), so after some chill and drinks all together they went by the guy's car up to the guy's house where the guy's parents, the full time cleaning lady and a family friend were all already sleeping.
One of the two girls was too exhaust therefore she fell asleep on the couch in the bedroom. The other (from now on "the girl") decided she was excited or high enough to have some group sex with the four guys.
Here starts her accuse towards all of em.
After a night of alleged sexual assault nobody heard a single thing, no noise, no screams. Nobody including the fainted girl in the same room which was supposed to hear her friend screaming. The female friend will then testimony she slept all the time. The girl who had group-sex first got some sleep then she woke up to have a shower. Then she woke up her friend and they all moved to a gas station's tobacco shop to get some smokes, then to a nearby coffee shop to have a breakfast. All proven by security cam tapes. Then 2 guys moved away and the remaining two escorted the girls to their hotel.
This would be enough to say she clearly lied about the violence. However if this is not enough, there's another "strange happening" of that day. They apparently didn't know who actually the main guy was. In fact when the two girls got back to the hotel, the receptionist reports they were OK, since they first went to her room, then the moved to the beach to lay in the sun. After around three days the girls started asking around trying to get as more information as possible about the main guy, even asking to the hotel receptionist.
Only 4 days later, presumably once one of them figured out who the main guy was, the girl decided to go to the police to report the violence. So the case exploded, bringing to the court all of the guys. She reported she was to drunk to refuse the sex but ta the same moment sober enough to remember all the guys who filmed the sex night with their cellphones. A very strange way of being sloshed.
Then the case went on for three years. I'll spare you the details, just know that:
1) A neighbor reported the morning after the alleged sexual abuse she saw a girl on the patio wearing a white bathrobe and a white towel on her head wrapped for drying hair while smoking a cigarette and talking to the phone.
2) The phones' content was seen in court. It was supposed to be the evidence of foul play, however they made no difference since it was established the videos couldn't prove neither the violence against the girl nor the innocence of the four.
3) The girl's phone was seized as well and all the chats with the friend were all like "I made a mistake last night", "what will my friends think about me", "if somebody talks about this my reputation is screwed", "I don't want people think I'm a slut", etc...
4) Best of all, a girl's male friend testified against her about something happened 2 years before. While the two were having sex in a car, the girl's jealous ex-boyfriend recorded them then sent her the video and messaged her threatening to share the record with all their common friends to let them know what a slut she was. After that episode she confessed to the male friend she had sex with he will to report the ex-boyfriend for sexual violence. She first went to the police to formalize the sue, then she retired the accuse.
After all of this, the case is still in the court simply because the public opinion has been heavily influenced by a wide group of feminists which wants to get the guy in jail even with no evidence.
At this point I can't avoid to ask how can it be possible that there are still people (especially men) who believe in anything a woman says even if in front of the evidence that she is lying.
I really can't figure out why people don't understand that when money is at stake people become greedy, especially if this people are women and if the money is a lot.
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