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I don't think we disagree on any of that. Where I disagree is that her messages were proof she lied to police about the rape. She may well have been telling th
by DanBC 8y ago
I don't think we disagree on any of that.
Where I disagree is that her messages were proof she lied to police about the rape. She may well have been telling the truth to the police and lying to her friends -- why aren't people leaving that open as a possibility.
- Veen 8y agoI’d say it’s evidence but not proof. If the phone is full of messages saying the accuser had a wonderful time with the accused, that’s evidence that should be considered alongside other evidence. She may indeed be lying about having a wonderful time, and that should be taken into account. Investigators have to make a judgement that into account.