While there are some women who have done that, less than 3% of the reported rapes are that way.

Rape is also the least reported crime.

I understand, but it is sad that we can't just believe a woman when she says she was raped. Other women have to ruin it by being reeruned.

Where did you read that? I read it was on her clothing. Are you making shit up again?

Okay I don't know much about the case. But why was this girl in a football players room at 1 or 2 in the morning?

Seems like the ramp up to blame a victim is already starting.

I am just wondering because something doesn't make since here. The victim claimed she didn't know her attacker and gave a description. In the families statement they said the toxicology proves the victim wasn't intoxicated. Why was she in an apartment at 2 in the morning where she supposedly didnt know anybody. Not trying to make a statement on what happened just looking for more info.

all great questions. it'll play out. i'm more appalled by the police response, honestly, they could have sorted this all out a long time ago it seems. another great look for fla.

How did his seminole fluid end up in her underwear.... mystery!!!! Sorry the seminole fluid joke from MM before was just too good to pass up a second time.

Why would she have done a rape kit at the time, if it was consensual?

Why would the police/whoever have needed to suppress her accusations if she wasn't saying this had been rape all along?

Why'd he lie about it all the way until the DNA match? Not usually the conduct of an innocent person.

Could you imagine the reaction of Jamis was black? /bsexy

Great questions.

That doesn't answer the question of finding it "in her" as he charged, and where it was actually found. And that does matter since penetration is rape but foreplay would not be.

I guess. They did a rape kit. :shrug: There was probably penetration if they did a rape kit.

Administering a rape kit doesn't necessarily prove a rape occurred.

They're performed if there is an allegation of rape.