Rossi22
Pedro Mendes
True, i just dont understand how Clayton Macdonald got away with it but Ched Evans got sent down
Because it was consensual.
True, i just dont understand how Clayton Macdonald got away with it but Ched Evans got sent down
Because it was consensual.
So just out of interest - she consented to CM but not to CE?
So therefore what did CM do about it? nothing?
I can't see how one of them could have raped her and not the other. Seems ridiculous to me. If *struggle cuddle* did genuinely take place the clown shoe deserves to get banged up, but you can never be sure these days as alot of drunk slappers just pull the *struggle cuddle* card out or "my drink got spiked".
I can't see how one of them could have raped her and not the other. Seems ridiculous to me. If *struggle cuddle* did genuinely take place the clown shoe deserves to get banged up, but you can never be sure these days as alot of drunk slappers just pull the *struggle cuddle* card out or "my drink got spiked".
I can't see how one of them could have raped her and not the other. Seems ridiculous to me. If *struggle cuddle* did genuinely take place the clown shoe deserves to get banged up, but you can never be sure these days as alot of drunk slappers just pull the *struggle cuddle* card out or "my drink got spiked".
Was thinking this. She said that she was too drunk to consent (and claimed she 'might' have been spiked) - but McDonald is not guilty? I presume that he had sex with her first, but if she was too drunk then she wouldn't consent with him either?the judge said she was 'too drunk to consent'. so at what point did she sober up?
I was a juror in a *struggle cuddle* case a couple of years ago and was really, really worried that I'd have to make a judgement purely based on He Said v. She Said.
But when all the evidence is laid out day after day, when the accused and accuser both get to have their say and when the judge directs the jury on the pertinent law, there is very little doubt left as to the verdict the jury should reach. I am 100% confident the verdict we came to was the correct one.
According to a news report on BBC One presented in 12 November 2007, there were 85,000 women raped in the UK in the previous year, equating to about 230 cases every day. The 2006-07 British Crime Survey reports that 1 in every 200 women suffered from *struggle cuddle* in that period. It also showed that only 800 people were convicted of *struggle cuddle* crimes that same year, meaning that less than 1 in every 100 *struggle cuddle* survivors were able to convict their attacker.
Was thinking this. She said that she was too drunk to consent (and claimed she 'might' have been spiked) - but McDonald is not guilty? I presume that he had sex with her first, but if she was too drunk then she wouldn't consent with him either?
A couple of blokes 'watching from a window' - what a bunch of pathetic human beings they must be also.
I do not understand how there can be a trial, considering the women in question has no recollection of the sexual acts, therefore how did she not or did give consent and remember.
...and that means she consented?? Dear oh dear.
Presumably that'd be a different charge, perverting the course of justice, or perjury, or whatever? The prosecution obviously thought they were both guilty of *struggle cuddle*, but in MacDonald's case didn't prove it to the jury's satisfaction.thats why i dont get how macdonald and the people watching through the window got off scot free if they knew he was raping her? (if it happened)
It's the cheeky little look up from the dog while on the floor that gets me, its class. lol
...and that means she consented?? Dear oh dear.