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[b]Emma Bee wrote:[/b]
[quote]On Sky3 last night. Their big mistake was to say that cases of false allegation were rare, and then to re-emphasise that this programme was about one of the rare cases. They said 130,000 rapes of women took place each year, but they didn't mention the grey areas. Among those 130,000 are cases where the man has not been convicted but where there is no evidence that the woman actually lied, although the not guilty verdict does kinda suggest that she did. They can't have it both ways. They probably didn't include those cases where a man had his conviction overturned on appeal, or the many cases where charges were dropped because the woman either withdrew them or it emerged that she had lied but it was considered 'not in the public interest' to prosecute her. Then there are the cases where the woman claims to have been drunk, or where she changed her mind part way through, etc. There are far fewer cases of genuine rape where a woman is grabbed and forced violently into having sex.

I noticed that in the police interview when asked an awkward question she hadn't prepared for she bought herself some thinking time by saying &quot;It's difficult&quot;. This is quite a common phrase to fall back on when your story isn't true and you have to rethink a few details. Of course, it might also be used by people who really do find it difficult to talk about an ordeal, but it's more the way it is said. This was a re-enactment, so not easy to judge that part, but certainly it's a common ploy.

So, overall, it was an awful programme, quite misleading in places.[/quote]

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Topic History of: the woman who cried rape
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JK2006	Barn; we make that point over and over again but the argument here is... not all claimed rapes are rape and indeed the vast majority veer from misunderstandings and drunken or drugged behaviour to malicious and greedy fraud. And real rapists are escaping justice for that very reason. The waters get muddied by false allegations and media inflation.
BarntheBarn	BUT...some people who claim to have been raped are genuine. Blimey, people here are so one sided. Rape is really horrendous.
veritas	life is probably stretching it ! I reckon every time a accused is found 'not guilty' a thorough investigation should be done to discover whether the person should have ever been charged in the first place. I agree: no-one would want a real rapist or abuser to get away with a crime. But when resources are tied up with false accusations real victims are likely to fall by the wayside. Part of the problem is the compensation industry where accusers can be rewarded even if no guilt is found and everything is exacerbated by the media's relentless promotion of 'sex' crimes. ## I wonder if there is a time limit on compensation? I was nearly murdered in the street in London over 20 years ago by strangers. The police at the time said the charge would be GBH or possibly attempted murder. The last thing on my mind was financial compensation.I believe that would be the same for genuine victims...and indeed later after much study found that it was a very common psychological trait-for victims to believe they were responsible for whatever happened to them. Maybe I should just say it was attempted rape..maybe claim it was a priest who did it..sell my story at the same time. Attacked by a pack of killer rapist priests or social workers! What's the phone number for the NoTW ?
JK2006	And please note; not only women are false accusers.
JonG	Women who cry rape should be jailed for life. They are guilty of 2 crimes. 1. Ruining a man's life. 2. Condemning more women to suffer the real horror of rape without getting justice. These women are evil, evil, evil. Anyone who cries rape or abuse for malicious reasons are evil and the eye of the Lord watches you and you will suffer until you repent of your ways.