False Rape Accusations between 8 and 41%?

[MrMan]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TNTc5xpiiv8

[Cornfed]

The 41% figure is only counting when the lying bitch is proven to have been lying and recants. The actual figure is probably close to 90%.

[Yohan]

Many so-called 'rapes' are nothing but being drunk, walking around in questionable places, provoking men with nasty comments, agree to follow unknown men to private rooms without being forced to do so - common life-style among drug abusers who don't remember even their own name, and after a few years they claim to be raped...or they sleep with a bad boy, and after a few weeks a new bad boy shows up and they accuse the former bad boy to get rid of him. Something like that, and other 'rapes' are out of sick fantasy, a rape which does not even exist and took never place, merely attention seekers. Some women feel financially raped because the boyfriend did not give her enough money and other BS-accusations. Digitally raped over the webcam...birth rape... accidentally raped... the list continues...spousal rape is also such a strange thing, especially if the wife has a boyfriend and is cheating the husband...

Rape - just my opinion - is a crime which includes violence, like to threaten a woman with a knife, making her afraid for her life, forcing her into sexual contact against her will.

This happens too, sometimes, but by far not so often. In most cases the 'victim' is not forced, but after a few years, even after decades, suddenly she feels 'offended' ....

I don't think, false rape allegations are somewhere between 8 % and 41 % - I think much higher, maybe 70 or 80 % or even more.

[Cornfed]

Ideally all sex outside marriage and sex with a licensed prostitute should be made illegal. Then there is just the issue of whether the sex was forced or not. If judged to be so the forcer would get double the penalty while the forced would get no penalty. Other threats or violence would be dealt with as a separate matter.

[jamesbond]

A Long Island woman who falsely accused two Sacred Heart University football players of rape was sentenced in a Connecticut court.

WABC-TV reports, Nikki Yovino, of South Setauket, pleaded guilty to making up the allegations and was sentenced to three years in prison. She will only serve one year, though, with the other two suspended as part of the plea agreement.

She said she made up the allegations in 2016 because she worried her consensual encounter with the two players would damage her relationship with another student.

Yovino had initially claimed she was raped by the two students in a bathroom during an off-campus party.

Detectives believed her at first and had witness statements that seemed to corroborate her story, and it appeared the investigation was leading to charging the two students.

But then another student came forward and shed light on apparently explicit text messages between Yovino and the two male students, and one of the men had even captured part of the incident on his cell phone.

When the police confronted her with the evidence, she reportedly admitted she had made up allegations.
Yovino then dropped out of the university and returned home to Long Island.

Victim statements from both men were read in court prior to the sentencing, though only one was present. But the message was the same, that their lives have been forever changed by the accusations.

Malik St. Hilaire said his life has been a roller coaster since the incident and that he suffers from anxiety and PTSD. Both men withdrew from the school, and one lost his football scholarship over the incident.

Both men are now planning civil lawsuits.

https://6abc.com/ex-college-student-sen ... n/4042954/