A woman in Hollywood, Alabama met a fellow at a McDonald's after being introduced by a mutual friend, and a relationship followed in which she would pick the guy up and they would drive out to a secluded area and hook up.
The woman said they had sex around 20 times since December when they started up. They also exchanged racy photos of each other. She became pregnant.
However, she was 19 and he was 14, and when she went to apply for Medicaid for the unborn baby, the health officials responded to her listing the baby daddy's name. She was charged with with rape, sex abuse, enticing a child for immoral purposes, traveling to meet a child for an unlawful sex act, possession of child pornography, and dissemination of child pornography.
Showing posts with label Sex Crime. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sex Crime. Show all posts
Wednesday, 21 June 2017
College Girl Made Up Rape Allegation, Offered Plea Deal
Last year, an 18-year-old woman charged 2 Sacred Heart University athletes with raping her (she said they pulled her into a bathroom at a party and took turns raping her).
The two students said they had consensual sex. They were suspended from school, however, and one (a football player) chose to withdraw from the university and give up his college scholarship.
An investigation began which took 2 months, and the woman said she lied about the assault. She admitted she had consensual sex with the 2 men in the bathroom. Police said she had probably lied because she didn't want another man she liked to lose interest in her after finding out about the encounter at a party, and that "it would make him angry and sympathetic to her." Rape had been, police said, the first thing that came to her mind when she was confronted with explaining her tryst.
The two men were then cleared of wrongdoing.
The woman was charged with falsely reporting and tampering or fabricating evidence, and has been offered a plea deal. There is talk of a possible sentence of 2 years.
The two students said they had consensual sex. They were suspended from school, however, and one (a football player) chose to withdraw from the university and give up his college scholarship.
An investigation began which took 2 months, and the woman said she lied about the assault. She admitted she had consensual sex with the 2 men in the bathroom. Police said she had probably lied because she didn't want another man she liked to lose interest in her after finding out about the encounter at a party, and that "it would make him angry and sympathetic to her." Rape had been, police said, the first thing that came to her mind when she was confronted with explaining her tryst.
The two men were then cleared of wrongdoing.
The woman was charged with falsely reporting and tampering or fabricating evidence, and has been offered a plea deal. There is talk of a possible sentence of 2 years.
Thursday, 1 June 2017
Innocent Man Jailed for Rape Has Been Released, and His Lying Ex Is Now Jailed
The man was jailed after his ex-spouse charged him with choking and trying to rape her.
The story she and her attorney told the judges in the original 2015 trial was that her ex broke into her apartment, threw her on her bed, choked her, threatened to kill her, and attempted to rape her multiple times, and they presented as evidence injuries to her neck. The man was charged and sent to prison.
19 days later, the woman came forward with the truth: that she made it up.
The 34-year-old Ontario woman was then charged with mischief for the lie (mischief in Canada has maximum punishment of 14 years). Her lawyer suggested a punishment of a conditional sentence, citing that she had changed since she made the claim, that she had recently completed anger management, and that she was making progress in drug recovery. They also presented a letter to the court written by her daughter asking that her mother not be sent to jail and an unsigned letter from her ex asking the same.
However, because the woman had a previous criminal record and had been in jail several times, the court said, it gave her jail time: 60 days.
The court justice said of the sentence, "When you go to a police officer and pretend to be a victim, the police officer begins investigating the case, but that takes that officer away from investigating real cases. ... (Your story) was calculated. You inflicted injuries to your neck. You said they were caused by someone. You gave a sworn statement to police. You knew (the ex-spouse) was arrested and in custody …
"One day went by. Two days went by. A week went by. Nineteen days went by knowing an innocent man was in jail."
The story she and her attorney told the judges in the original 2015 trial was that her ex broke into her apartment, threw her on her bed, choked her, threatened to kill her, and attempted to rape her multiple times, and they presented as evidence injuries to her neck. The man was charged and sent to prison.
19 days later, the woman came forward with the truth: that she made it up.
The 34-year-old Ontario woman was then charged with mischief for the lie (mischief in Canada has maximum punishment of 14 years). Her lawyer suggested a punishment of a conditional sentence, citing that she had changed since she made the claim, that she had recently completed anger management, and that she was making progress in drug recovery. They also presented a letter to the court written by her daughter asking that her mother not be sent to jail and an unsigned letter from her ex asking the same.
However, because the woman had a previous criminal record and had been in jail several times, the court said, it gave her jail time: 60 days.
The court justice said of the sentence, "When you go to a police officer and pretend to be a victim, the police officer begins investigating the case, but that takes that officer away from investigating real cases. ... (Your story) was calculated. You inflicted injuries to your neck. You said they were caused by someone. You gave a sworn statement to police. You knew (the ex-spouse) was arrested and in custody …
"One day went by. Two days went by. A week went by. Nineteen days went by knowing an innocent man was in jail."
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