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Oh come on. If it was actually about rape, law and protecting women, they would have actually pressed charges, not just dropped the case as soon as he came out

by tomp 7y ago

Oh come on. If it was actually about rape, law and protecting women, they would have actually pressed charges, not just dropped the case as soon as he came out of the embassy, and leave him to the Americans.

antirapepolice 7y ago
> they would have actually pressed charges HE ESCAPED SO THAT THEY COULD NOT REACH HIM You can't press charges if you can't notify them. The same thing could be said about U.S., why didn't they press charges? Because he was out of reach. Or, to put it in another way: according to your line of thinking, if he really thought he was innocent, he could have stayed in Sweden and face the trial. He's still alive after all, isn't he? I guess we can say his fear of being deported to U.S. and killed was just paranoia of a paranoid man.