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> At that point, neither she nor Lyft knew that the main issue wasn’t just user error, but an apparent kidnapping and rape. Did you intend to write that she--
by TheSpiceIsLife 7y ago
> At that point, neither she nor Lyft knew that the main issue wasn’t just user error, but an apparent kidnapping and rape.
Did you intend to write that she--being Alison Turkos--didn't know she had been kidnapped and raped?
Perhaps I've misinterpreted what you've written, or you've made a mistake?
- Lazare 7y agoThat is what Alison Turkos claims, yes. According to her, she initially had no idea anything had happened. Her first clue was the unusually large Lyft bill, which she contacted them about. They couldn't provide any info, suggested the driver may have forgotten to mark the ride as complete, and refunded the excess. It was only after this she began to put two and two together, realised she was very still and sore, noticed persistent vaginal pain and bleeding, went to the police, and eventually during the course of the investigation realised she had been raped.
- TheSpiceIsLife 7y agoOh, right, sorry, my misunderstanding.