{News Stories} - False Sexual Abuse / Rape Allegations

{News Stories} - False Sexual Abuse / Rape Allegations

False rape allegations have been used historically to serve various purposes and satisfy the agendas of ideologues, in addition to being a tool for women to have power and control over men. Here are some cases of false rape / sexual abuse accusations. (Updated: 2013/09/12.)

  • Priscilla Ramirez (21) made false rape allegation against her boyfriend Everett Antonio Taylor (28) to her cousin Philip Perez Gonzales Jr (27), who, along with his friend Michael Lee Armstrong (23), then went over to Taylor's apartment to rough him up. Armstrong shot and killed Taylor and another man, Deshawn Dante Holloway (35). Ramirez is sentenced to 16 years to life for murders. She could have been sentenced to as much as 32-to-life for her convictions on two counts of second-degree murder. But awarding the obligatory pussy pass, Sacramento Superior Court Judge Steve White instead set the 16-year minimum term. Armstrong and Gonzales both were convicted of second-degree murder in the case. Armstrong received a 55-to-life term. Gonzales' sentencing is pending.
  • The historical shameful case of Scottsboro Boys (9 black teenage boys, whom 2 white girls falsely accused of rape in a freight train in Alabama in 1931) includes a frame-up, an all-white jury, rushed trials, an attempted lynching, an angry mob, and is an example of overall miscarriage of justice. 8 of them, excluding Roy Wright (13), were convicted of rape and sentenced to death - the common sentence in Alabama at the time for black men convicted of raping white women. But the case was appealed. The Alabama Supreme Court affirmed 7 of the 8 convictions, granting Eugene Williams (13) a new trial because he was a juvenile. Chief Justice John C. Anderson, however, dissented, ruling that the defendants had been denied an impartial jury, fair trial, fair sentencing, and effective counsel. Upon waiting for their trials, 8 of the 9 defendants stayed in Kilby Prison. During the retrials, one of the alleged victims admitted fabricating the rape story and asserted that none of the Scottsboro Boys touched either of the white girls. The jury found the defendants guilty, but the judge set aside the verdict and granted a new trial. After a new series of trials, the verdict was the same: guilty. The cases were ultimately tried 3 times. For the third time a jury - now with one black member - returned a third guilty verdict. Charges were finally dropped for 4 of the 9 defendants. Sentences for the rest ranged from 75 years to death. All but 2 served prison sentences. One was shot in prison by a guard; 2 escaped, were charged with crimes, and were sent back to prison. Clarence Norris (the oldest defendant and the only one sentenced to death) escaped parole and went into hiding in 1946. He was pardoned in 1976 after he was found, and wrote a book about his experiences. The last surviving defendant died in 1989. The case led to the end of all-white juries in the South and sparked the modern day civil rights movement. During this era of rape lynching of the black men, president Theodore Roosevelt said that the rape hysteria that is lynching the black men today, if left unchallenged, will be the same rape hysteria that lynchs the white men tomorrow. His words have come out to be true - no man is safe now.
  • Emmet Till was beaten, had one of his eyes gouged out, was shot through the head, and finally, dumped in a river, because he was believed to have made sexual advances to a white woman, despite no evidence. He was a victim of rape hysteria.
  • During a chance meeting, Alice Hall (18) pointed Luke Harwood (18) to her sister, the baby-faced woman Emma Hall (21), and falsely claimed that he raped her 2 years earlier. So Hall led a vigilante gang that tortured and brutally killed him. The men savagely beat him up in a room "by punching and kicking him to the head, so he was bleeding heavily from his injuries and his face was terribly swollen", while Emma Hall looked on laughing. "The bones in his face were crushed". Hall then drove the gang and Mr Harwood to a lane where he was taken to the bank of a stream and dumped on wasteland ('finished off'). But Hall double crossed - She had secretly tipped off police to divert guilt from herself, and officers were waiting for them when they arrived with knives and a pair of bolt cutters to mutilate Harwood's body to make it more difficult to be identified by cutting off his fingers and removing his teeth.
  • Clifford Frederic Martin (19) is is sentenced to 7 years in prison for accepting the word of 2 teenage girls that one of them (13) had been sexually assaulted by Cory Headen (19) while they were drinking with some other young people at Headen's home. Mr Martin broke into Mr Headen's home that night with the girl and his girlfriend Janelle Peyachew, and struck him 3 times in the head and torso with an aluminium baseball bat while he was sleeping. Headen was rushed to hospital in critical condition and later died of his injuries. The girl's allegation of rape was later proven untrue.
  • Adrian Trevett (62) killed over unfounded child sex allegations. Police have stated that the allegations of child sex offences have led to his killing. "[The allegations] were investigated and police had serious doubts as to their validity."
  • Roopkishore Agrawal (53), man facing rape trial, committed suicide 4 days after Chanchal Rathore (33, his tenant) admitted during trial that she had falsely charged him with rape to avoid repaying the money her husband owed him. Roopkishore was booked under Section 376 of the IPC and arrested. After spending 72 days in jail, Roopkishore was released on bail. He could not bear the stigma of jail time for a crime he did not commit, and 9 days after being released, ended his own life. The police had not registered any case against the woman (well, that would increase the false rape count in the statistics, something the feminists do not like). However, later, Chanchal was sentenced to 4 years in jail and a paltry INR 10000 fine. Chanchal, who claimed to work for an NGO, was also sentenced to 6 months in jail under Section 182 (giving false information with an intent to cause public servant to use its lawful power to the injury of another person). Both sentences will run concurrently.
  • Steven Rudderham (48), who was found hanged in a cemetery, was driven to suicide after he was wrongly accused of being a "dirty perv" and a pedophile in a Facebook post that included his name, address, and photograph. Within 15 minutes, the message had been shared hundreds of times and the victim began receiving death threats. Even people who had known him for years joined in the cyber bullying. There were comments about people coming to his house and smashing it up. He was afraid of walking the streets in case he was spotted, and had decided to stay with his daughter to prevent him being targeted at his home.
  • Elizabeth Jones (22) jailed for making her 11th false rape claim (that's right, eleventh, proving that the judicial system is a complete joke filled with utter feminist tools for judges). Her 11th victim was an innocent man and the reason was that she didn't like him and so decided to accuse him of rape. She invented her first false sex attack in 2004 at age 13.
  • A woman falsely accused Warren Blackwell (38, father-of-two) of rape, claiming he seized her at knifepoint outside a village club early on New Year's Day 1999, marched her down an alleyway, and indecently assaulted her. So he was jailed on her word (even though there was no forensic evidence and he had no previous convictions), and spent 3 years and 4 months in jail as a convicted sex attacker until his 'victim' was unmasked as a fantasist. She was a serial accuser, having fabricated at least 7 other allegations of sexual and physical assault against blameless men. (Rape shield laws do not allow a woman's previous false accusations to be brought into the case, even though false rape accusations are not the acts of sexual conduct!) Not only did Mr Blackwell not commit the crime, but the crime had never taken place. He has been awarded £252500 compensation for his lost years. But he has been charged £12500 for his "board and lodging" while in prison. He says, "I tried to fight against it but my solicitor says the only hope of overturning the decision would be to go all the way to the European Court of Human Rights. I would probably use up all the compensation money on legal fees if I did that." He said, "If murderers and robbers don't get charged for their time in the clanger, how come an innocent man does? It doesn't make sense and it is plain discrimination."
  • Hofstra University student Danmell Ndonye (18) had consensual sex in a dormitory bathroom and then claimed that she was raped by 5 men. She said she was bound with rope while the 5 men took turns sexually assaulting her in a men's bathroom stall. Rondell Bedward - the only Hofstra student among the 5 men implicated - was suspended from the university, and 4 men were arrested (without any guilt, of course). Ndonye changed her story after prosecutors confronted her with the revelation that a video of the encounter may have been recorded, which led to the release of 4 men, including one student at the Long Island college who had been arrested on rape and other charges. Police had been seeking to arrest a fifth man when the charges were dropped. Two of the men who were released said that said they had feared the possibility of serving 25 years to life for a felony rape conviction. The law enforcement official who identified the woman spoke on condition of anonymity because he was not authorized to release the name. Nassau County District Attorney Kathleen Rice, a feminist ideologue and a bigot, refused to press charges against the false rape accuser, saying, "Her actions and demeanor depict a very troubled young woman in need of much help" (which, apparently, is always the case with female criminals).
    The young man who took the video that prevented the 5 falsely accused young men from serving 25 years in prison for a crime they didn't commit was branded by the feminist Deborrah Cooper as "the most twisted" one of all.
  • Leanne Black (32) has made 5 false rape allegations against her ex-boyfriends in 8 years after rowing or breaking up with them, and is, finally, given just 2 years in prison. (She will serve half her sentence before being released on licence.) And the only false concern the judge has is that she has harmed genuine rape victims with her lies! (Which is not at all true because no matter how many false accusations have been made, the law always believes a woman at her word alone. So yep, the judge said that only because the women somehow always have to be painted as victims no matter what. No word about the very real damage done to the actual victims, i.e., the men who were falsely accused.) In one case, Black claimed she had been drugged and raped; in another, she told police a boyfriend kidnapped and molested her. In the most recent case in March, her boyfriend Kevin Crowley called police to report that she had thrown plates at him in their flat, and was himself held on suspicion of rape as Black made the false accusation against him! (And of course, once a woman has spoketh, what's the value or need of the man's words?) Inspector Rory Waring said the sentence should act as a warning to anyone thinking about making false allegations of rape. (Can't say if that is a joke, now can you?)
  • In the "Central Park Jogger" case (which is particularly interesting due to its being complicated by tricked false confessions), Investment Banker Trisha Ellen Meili (28, a White woman) was brutally attacked and raped while jogging in NYC in April 1989. The victim was badly beaten, leading to a lengthy hospitalization. (As a result of the severe trauma, she had no memory of the attack or of any events up to an hour preceding the assault.) 5 teens (aged 14 to 16; 4 Black and one Hispanic; names: Antron McCray, Kevin Richardson, Kharey Wise, Raymond Santana, and Yusef Salaam) involved in "wilding" (an activity in which gangs of teenagers assault strangers) the attacks were implicated and confessed, but they retracted their statements within weeks, claiming that they had been intimidated, lied to, and coerced into making false confessions. In 2002, a sixth attacker Matias Reyes confessed that he had acted alone. It was then that the police revealed that their DNA evidence did not match any of the first 5 attackers (however, they still served their sentences fully, which was years of jail time)! Reyes was identified by his DNA and was known to have committed multiple rapes and murders.
  • Woman with a fake Facebook account with the name Nicole Mccarthy shared a post falsely accusing Chad Michael Lesko of raping 3 girls and his son. The post includes Lesko's picture, says he is wanted by the Toledo Police Department, and has been shared more than 26000 times just two days later. The accused man believes the fake Facebook account actually belongs to the mother of his son. The alleged poster is mad because Lesko said he broke up with a friend of hers, and also because he couldn't give her as much money this month as he usually does. "She told me, 'I am gonna get you back for this', and ever since then it's been hell", he said. Both he and his adopted mother have received threats because of the post. "I've been recognized a lot. I've been threatened, [people saying], 'Do not walk down my street no more'", he said. He has reached out to Facebook and has not heard back.
  • On 2006/03/13, Crystal Gail Mangum (Black student at North Carolina Central University who worked as a stripper, dancer, and escort) falsely accused 3 white Duke University students (Reade Seligmann, Collin Finnerty, and David Evans - members of the Duke Blue Devils men's lacrosse team) of raping her at a party held at the house of two team's captains. Many people involved in or commenting on the case, including prosecutor Mike Nifong, called the alleged assault a hate crime, and filed multiple charges against the accused students. The feminist hysteria reined on the Duke campus, and despite overwhelming evidence the men were innocent, Nifong aggressively prosecuted the charges. Duke University suspended the lacrosse team for 2 games. Duke lacrosse coach Mike Pressler was forced to resign under threat by athletics director Joe Alleva. Duke President Richard Brodhead canceled the remainder of the 2006 season. On 2007/04/11, North Carolina Attorney General Roy Cooper dropped all charges and declared the 3 players innocent, stating that the charged players were victims of a "tragic rush to accuse". The initial prosecutor for the case, Mike Nifong, who was labeled a "rogue prosecutor" by Cooper, withdrew from the case in January 2007 after the North Carolina State Bar filed ethics charges against him. That June, Nifong was disbarred for "dishonesty, fraud, deceit, and misrepresentation", making Nifong the first prosecutor in North Carolina history to lose his law license based on actions in a case. Nifong was also found guilty of criminal contempt and served one day in jail. Crystal Mangum never faced any charges for her false accusations as AG Cooper declined to prosecute her.
    The bigot Amanda Marcotte published (and later deleted) the following infamous and sarcastic statement on a blog post titled "Stuck at the Airport Again": "I've been sort of casually listening to CNN blaring throughout the waiting area and good fucking god is that channel pure evil. For awhile, I had to listen to how the poor dear lacrosse players at Duke are being persecuted just because they held someone down and fucked her against her will - not rape, of course, because the charges have been thrown out. Can't a few white boys sexually assault a black woman anymore without people getting all wound up about it? So unfair." Amanda elsewhere made clear that in her opinion, if you defend the Duke defendants, you are "rape-loving scum". Later she tried to cover her ass, but it's clear that she was part of the feminist virtual lynch-mob that wanted to just "string 'em up". Most of the star feminist bloggers took rabid part in this drama, and showed their solidarity by displaying, on their various websites, a small graphic with a candle and the words "virtual vigil". To Amanda's mind, the defendants were guilty until proven innocent, guilty after proven innocent, and guilty for being male, period. And then she says that "misandry" is a nonsense word because misandry does not exist!
    Crystal Mangum was later arrested in February 2010 in a different case, on charges of attempted murder (of her boyfriend), first-degree arson, assault and battery, identity theft, communicating threats, damage to property, resisting an officer, and misdemeanor child abuse. She was found guilty of child abuse and damaging property on 2010/12/17. After the verdict, Judge Abe Jones sentenced Mangum to the 88 days in jail which she had already served. Under state sentencing guidelines, 90 days was the maximum sentence Jones could have ordered, but he decided she'd paid enough for her crimes. All of the charges she was convicted of are merely misdemeanors. So, after putting her children and others in danger, once again Crystal Mangum receives a slight slap on the hand. Astoundingly, after being convicted of child abuse Crystal Mangum was also awarded custody of her 3 children. (She had lost custody in August 2009.) On 2011/04/03, she stabbed her boyfriend Reginald Daye (who later died in the hospital on 2013/04/13 from his injuries). On 2011/04/18, she was initially charged with first-degree murder and 2 charges of theft.
  • Billings woman Christina Nadine Nelson has a history of making false rape reports. She has made 7 false rape or assault claims against 3 men between 2009 and 2012. She falsely reported her high school prom date raped her in 2009 and that another man raped her in 2009. The second man transferred to another college after receiving threats. She also reported her former boyfriend stabbed her twice in 2011 and in both cases she arrived at the hospital with stab wounds. She also claimed he raped her twice in April 2012. In all 4 complaints, she refused to cooperate with criminal investigations.
    In the latest incident, the District Judge G Todd Baugh dismissed a felony charge of fabricating evidence against her, saying that while the evidence clearly showed Nelson lied when she reported her former boyfriend raped her, the prosecution's decision to charge her with fabricating evidence was "a stretch at best". He gave prosecutors 30 days to amend the charge, suggesting misdemeanors such as perjury or false reports to law enforcement. Baugh also gave Nelson permission to travel to Germany despite protests from prosecutors.
  • "Tailhook" is an event that involves excessive drinking, foul language, and crude behavior. Former Navy lieutenant Paula Coughlin participated in it and then falsely accused 2 Marines, who were both later proven to be innocent. (One didn't even attend Tailhook!) She subsequently became quite rich by several million dollars through lawsuits against the Tailhook Association and Hilton Hotel Corporation.
    In a separate case, Lt Ensign Elizabeth Warnick was a voluntary participant in Tailhook activities as "Leg Shaving" (where women had an elaborate 30 - 45 minute shave with hot towels, baby lotion, etc by one or more males) and "Belly Shots" (where women poured liquor in their belly buttons for others to drink), as well as consensual sex with other male attendees. In order to protect her engagement from her fiance (as she confessed later), she falsely charged 3 officers (Lieutenant Cole Cowden and two others) with "gang rape". She was never brought to justice.
  • Girl (16) from West Delhi's Dabri area accused her father and another man of rape. She claimed insanity post-assault, saying she would see faces of men all around her attacking her. The girl broke down on being asked by counsellors whether the images were in black and white or in colour. She confessed her brother had asked her to accuse their father. With her father in jail, believed the girl, her brother would get the property and she would get to marry the person of her choice. In the end, she withdrew the case.
    In another case a girl (13) accused 3 men of a rape in Dwarka; the rape was even medically proven. But the police investigations did not show those men's involvement. After a quiet talking-to by psychologists, the girl finally told the truth that the actual rapists were 3 men who were her family members who had threatened her.
  • The Victorian Court of Appeal has delivered a scathing rebuke to one of the state's top barristers, Carolyn Burnside (a prominent member of the Victorian bar and the wife of former Victorian attorney-general Rob Hulls), citing a "significant and most regrettable breach of her duty as a prosecutor" for failing to disclose information to defence lawyers that could have acquitted their client known as AJ, a man falsely accused of sexual assault and rape by his under-age daughter known in court transcripts as XN, thereby causing a miscarriage of justice by failing to tell the defendant's legal team that the same girl had lied on oath in a previous sex trial. The information was belatedly passed by another lawyer after the man had served nearly a year in jail. (After one mistrial and a second hung jury, AJ had previously been acquitted of 2 counts of sexual penetration with a child and convicted of one count of committing an indecent act with a child and sentenced to 20 months' jail.) His conviction has now been quashed.
    Ms Burnside was also the prosecutor in a 2008 case in which XN falsely denied sending pornographic video messages of herself to her neighbour Mark Raymond Pollard whom she accused of raping her; the man was convicted of 4 counts of rape, despite Ms Burnside and defence counsel agreeing that XN had sent the messages and lied about it under oath.
  • "Cold-blooded liar" (48, married, mother-of-two) who cried rape twice, and ruined lives with a string of fabricated allegations, must pay her victims £700000 (but she still can't be named). The woman lives in a semi-detached house in Birmingham worth around £150000. Friends said she has a well-paid job. She jointly owns her home with her husband and has substantial pension funds. She was ordered to pay £615711 damages to Raman Kumar (46, a Hindu, father-of-three, spent 16 months in jail before his conviction) and £58000 to Baldev Singh (a Sikh, father-of-two) for "falsely and maliciously" accusing them of rape, likely to prevent her family discovering she was having an affair. Both men had lost their jobs at Cadbury's in Birmingham after being charged with raping the woman in separate incidents 10 years ago. Both men said it is outrageous that their accuser is still allowed to escape being named. Mr Kumar said: "We have had 10 years of hell, with our names dragged through the mud. It is grossly unfair that after a judge has found her to be a liar, she can still keep her anonymity." The legal action cost up to £500000. Mr Kumar was funded by legal aid throughout. Mr Singh's action was funded by legal aid, by himself, and his lawyers - who acted on a "no win, no fee" basis. Both men say they and their families have been abused in the street and had their windows smashed. Mr Kumar was diagnosed with depression after his release from jail and has not worked since. His marriage collapsed 10 months ago and he now lives with his children at his brother's home and survives on £60-a-week incapacity benefit. Prior to the allegations Mr Kumar, a former £25000-a-year production operator, had never been in trouble with the police. Mr Singh, who earned £20000 a year at Cadbury's, had to move away from his home and couldn't find a job, "My youngest son was still at school when this happened and he was taunted by other pupils telling him, 'Your father is a rapist'".
    Mr Kumar was first arrested in January 1996, when police called at his home to say he was suspected of arranging a rape of the woman by 2 different men. He was released, but arrested again the following month when she changed her story to say that he was one of the attackers. She told police that she had been bundled her into a car and Mr Kumar had held her down while another man raped her. She also alleged that he made threatening phone calls and indecently assaulted her. After 2 trials at Warwick Crown Court, he was cleared of rape but convicted of assault and intimidating a witness, and was jailed for 3 years and 4 months in January 1997. The convictions were quashed at the Appeal Court 10 months later. Mr Singh was arrested in November 1996 when he was told that the same woman had accused a Sikh man wearing a turban of teaming up with an accomplice to rape her in a car before dumping her nearby. Despite being able to provide statements from 20 witnesses who placed him at home on the day of the attack, he was charged with rape and spent 23 days in jail on remand. When the case came to Birmingham Crown Court in May 1997, it was thrown out before even starting.
  • Jessica Davies tells police that the man who knocked at her door offering free head massage at the hotel where she stayed "was molesting her by offering this free service". Sachin Johan, the hotel manager, and Laxman, the hapless security guard who had come along to find out what all the shouting was about, will be held in prison for at least 6 months before trail, at which they risk up to 7 years in jail for 'sexual harassment'.
  • Single mother Linsey Attridge (31) falsely claimed that 2 strangers broke into her house and attacked and raped her. She punched herself in the face and ripped her own clothing to make her story seem more credible. She selected 2 men's profiles from Facebook and handed them over to police. The two men were detained, questioned, and forced to undergo intrusive forensic and medical examinations because of her claims. It was 2 months before police dropped the case against them, because there was no evidence to support the allegations. But the woman completely avoided jail and was merely sentenced to 200 hours of community service. The linked story also mentions another case from 2 years ago in which Charlene Kielty (23) who was jailed for 18 months for lying about a sex ordeal. Even the lawyer Iain Innes who represented her criticized police and prosecutors for failing to crack down on false rape allegations, and accused the Scottish justice system of taking a "softly, softly" approach to rape investigations which allows women to make false allegations. Here are some more thoughts on Attridge's case and false rape allegations in general; the article also mentions 4 other cases of false rape accusation followed by pussy pass: Elizabeth Jones, Emma Saxon (of Sheffield), Hannah Byron (20), and Kirsty Sowden (former John Lewis shop assistant).
  • In a bid to win back her former lover (a woman referred to in court as Kerry), Zoe Davydaitis (24, lesbian) falsely accused a complete stranger Philip Young (49) of brutally raping her on a piece of waste ground as she walked her dog. In a 17-page statement she gave a detailed account of her assailant and the attack. She picked the innocent man from a police line-up even though he had broken his back in 8 places and had to wear a body brace. The false accusation led to Phillip Young being charged with rape, despite his protestations that his horrific injuries from an accident meant the attack was impossible. He went on to receive hate mail ('Die you rapist'), death threats, had stones thrown at his windows day and night, and was attacked in the street when a man called him a dirty rapist and pushed him over on his crutches - suffering a broken arm. In the end he didn't dare leave his flat. He stayed in for 4 weeks and then only went out after dark. His ex-wife even stopped him seeing his 2 young children. He eventually attempted suicide. But it turned out that Davydaitis was a "self-centred attention seeker". A friend of her told police Davydaitis told her that she had been drinking and had used a hammer to strike the inside of her thighs to create the bruise marks needed to make her story convincing. Davydaitis also later admitted to police she had made up an allegation of indecent assault against a man in 1999 after he had upset her and she wanted revenge. The case against Mr Young was eventually only dropped after Davydaitis withdrew her complaint. He has been branded a rapist by his own family and some of his friends, and is now paranoid about being anywhere near a woman when on his own. Davydaitis was jailed for 18 months after admitting perverting the course of justice.
  • Emma Saxon (23, mother of two sons aged 1 and 3) jailed for 8 months for making 2 false rape claims against men she was dating after one, whom she had met online, didn't show up for a liaison. She claimed she had been raped in a BMW car in a supermarket car park. Her alleged attacker Martin Blood was arrested and spent 14 hours in a police cell. He suffered the indignity of an intimate medical examination while the police spent 90 hours investigating before finally concluding it was a hoax. It took a month for 6 police officers and a detective inspector to finally ascertain that the allegation was groundless. Saxon was taken to the police station and also examined by a doctor but refused to take part in a video interview. Martin said when he asked for a glass of water in his prison cell, an officer gave him a look as of he was 'scum' which he said would haunt him for the rest of his life. He had been forced to take time off work as a school caretaker with stress. Saxon was given a community penalty in 2007 after a similar false allegation against a former boyfriend, wherein Saxon undertook a video interview before police concluded she was lying.
  • The hookup got hot and wild, and one of the 2 men whipped out his cellphone to shoot a video of the room-to-room romp with Jasmine Levanna Kurre (27), the woman they'd just met that night. The incident led to a vicious beating of one of the men 2 days later; the attackers remain at large. Kurre had called him to meet, and when he walked toward her, she stood with her arms folded. Somebody grabbed him from behind and somebody else punched him. "Then the guy that was holding me hits me and then they continued to hit me and hit me." It lasted 5 to 7 minutes, as he estimated absorbing 55 to 60 punches and kicks, and wound up with fractured ribs and a bad bruise behind his ear. He called police, but Kurre falsely accused the two men of rape. However, the video shot by one of the men showed her laughing and carrying on with the two 'rapists'.
    A Sacramento Superior Court jury acquitted Kurre of the misdemeanor filing of a false police report and of another felony count of robbing the beating-victim of his cellphone. (Hey, they were just men, after all, what does a man matter?) However, Kurre was convicted of felony assault likely to produce great bodily injury and of another count of felony battery.
  • "Wicked liar" Sally Henderson (40) falsely claimed that her ex-husband Richard Cooke had repeatedly raped her during their year-long marriage. But her claims were a repetition of false accusations she made 5 years earlier against a previous partner Mark Rowe (42). (Both men were questioned by police but neither was charged.) She is jailed for a year. Recorder David Lane QC said, "You told a series of wicked lies against both men. You are a very skilful actress who is adept at making people believe you are a victim when you are nothing of the sort." During her trial a court order protected her anonymity, but once she was convicted the judge allowed her to be named, to the concern of some women's groups, which mostly consist of hateful feminist bigots, who are nothing but false accusation apologists.
  • Karly Enid Jean Mitchel (25, unemployed, sole carer for her young child) was arrested for drunken disorderly behavior outside a Melbourne nightclub (she had been refused entry about 02:00 to the Circus Nightclub and then spent 45 minutes abusing crowd controllers). So she made up the false claims that she was sexually assaulted by 2 policemen. (When a welfare check was undertaken of her in the cells at 05:10, she remarked, "Do you put people in here that have been raped?" She formally complained after her release from custody that she had been "groped" on her breasts by the police and touched on her inner thighs and outside her crotch.) However, the accused police officers had the backing of witnesses and CCTV, which proved her false allegations. Since it was the police and not just a common man, she was fined $2000 in the court, instead of being awarded the usual pussy pass. She was ordered to pay $1898 in costs.
    Since November 2011, the Gillard Labor government has made it even easier for the false accusers in the Family Court proceedings by removing s117AB of the Family Law act. That section provided for a victim of a false allegation of rape, abuse, or child sexual abuse, to seek costs against the person who made the "knowingly false allegation", to pay for part of the legal expenses for defending themselves. According to Julia Gillard, this was an unfair law and false accusers should not be forced to pay a fine if caught red-handed. So as things stand now, if you claim to have been raped in Family Court, not matter if your claim is proven to be false, you will not be fined, you will not be penalised. In fact, given the voluminous cases underscoring the outcome, you will likely be rewarded with majority care, sole parental responsibility, and if you are lucky, the complete removal of the true victim (the father) from your children's lives.
  • Rockland woman Octavia Faustini (30) already had a criminal record that includes a 2002 conviction for filing a false report of sexual assault - she was fined $100 in that case. (Her criminal record also includes assaulting an officer, assault, criminal mischief, and telephone harassment.) She was now recently convicted of making a false sexual assault report to police against her former boyfriend (a convicted sex offender) on two crimes: Filing a false report and unsworn falsification. Both crimes were Class D misdemeanors, which carried a maximum potential penalty of 364 days in jail. But she is a woman (not man), so she will be spending just 60 days in jail (might as well have let her go). She had testified that she had been raped by her boyfriend in her room at the Brunswick Rooms in Rockland. Assistant District Attorney Jeffrey Baroody asked for a 90-day jail term. He said a significant jail term was needed as deterrence (yeah, when it comes to women, 90 days is a 'significant' jail term).
    Faustini was also holding a teddy bear at the beginning of the trial, but the prosecutor asked the judge to prevent Faustini from doing so in the presence of the jury. Her lawyer argued that she had held it during the interviews with police and that her caseworker recommended it be allowed. The judge ruled, however, that it was not appropriate for her to hold the stuffed animal while the jurors were in the courtroom. After the verdict was announced, Faustini wept openly. In short, she's a drama queen.
  • In 2002 an Arapahoe County jury found Charles Farrar guilty of multiple counts of sexual assault on a child after hearing the horrific story told by his oldest stepdaughter, Sacha. She testified that Farrar, often assisted by her own mother Debbie, had subjected her to more than 100 instances of molestation, rape, and sexual abuse from the age of 11 until she was 15. Farrar was sentenced to 145 years to life - The kind of time usually reserved for serial killers and terrorists. Shortly after Farrar's trial, prosecutors dropped similar charges against Sacha's mother, because Sacha refused to testify against her. A few months later, after Sacha turned 18, she went back to court and said that she'd lied, that she'd fabricated the allegations against Debbie and Charles so she could live with her grandparents in Oklahoma (in an effort to get away from her mother and avoid telling her mother about her pregnancy - She later discovered she was not pregnant). That she'd made fools out of the cops, the social workers, the prosecutors, who not only swallowed her preposterous tale, but coached her on how to tell it better on the stand. And when she tried to call the whole thing off, two caseworkers and a prosecutor pressured her into sticking to her story and ignored her assertions that it wasn't true. Sacha's allegations were far from tame. She had claimed that her mother would suck Farrar's semen out of her vagina, that Farrar prostituted her to his friends, and that he made "kink video" of the abuse. Yet police found no evidence supporting the claims, nor did the police interview any of Farrar's friends, any of Sacha's boyfriends, or the other children and adults in the home. Instead, the other children were placed in foster care where, in one of the most brutal twists of irony, one of Sacha's brothers was raped by a teen with a prior history of sex crimes. However, all anyone did was move the offending boy to another home - No charges were filed. All this happened based on Sacha's accusations that apparently no one tried to verify. Few questions were asked of Sacha after her initial interview with police. She repeated the story a week later, in a videotaped interview at the SunGate child-advocacy center, explaining that she was unable to provide specific dates of the assaults because it was all "one long nightmare". She had no further conversations with police or prosecutors until shortly before Farrar's trial (which was 2 years later). This peculiar lack of followup would later be explained in court as a desire, on the part of the investigators, not to "retraumatize" the victim. Sacha had told several people that the story wasn't true even before Farrar's trial. She had asked one of her caseworkers what would happen if she'd made it all up - and never heard back from her. Another told her she would likely be committed to an institution. Her therapist also dismissed her efforts to recant to her. She said she tried to tell one Schober it was all a lie the morning that the trial started - the first time the two had actually met in person. Schober replied that any change in her story would lead to a mistrial and that Sacha might be deemed mentally unstable and locked up. The claim about Sacha's mother buying her a car in exchange for recanting could not be proven, and the ex-boyfriend who was summoned testified that Sacha lied about being pregnant and threatened to make false accusations against him. All of this supported the defense's position that Farrar should get a retrial, yet the judge disagreed. Despite finding that Sacha had clear credibility problems, the judge ruled against a new trial. That ruling was upheld by the Court of Appeals and the state Supreme Court. Farrar still remains in prison for a crime he and the apparent victim claims never happened. The courts refuse to acknowledge Sasha's recantation even though the courts believe she is prone to lying.
  • After working 34 years as a court clerk in Kansas City, Sharon Snyder (70, a great-grandmother) was fired without pay for helping free the wrongly convicted man Robert Nelson (49, he was convicted in 1984 of a rape that he insisted he didn't commit, and sentenced to 50 years for forcible rape, 5 years for forcible sodomy, and 15 years for first-degree robbery). She had given him a public document that showed him how to properly seek DNA tests, a move that eventually led to his release from prison 3 decades after being wrongfully convicted of rape. Under matriarchy, even helping a falsely accused man is a crime.
    In August 2009, Nelson had filed a motion seeking DNA testing that had not been available at his trial 25 years earlier, but Jackson County Circuit Judge David Byrn denied the request. 2 years later Nelson asked the judge to reconsider, but again Byrn rejected the motion because it fell short of what was required under the statute Nelson had cited. After that in late October 2011, Snyder gave Nelson’s sister, Sea Dunnell, a copy of a motion filed in a different case in which the judge sustained a DNA request, which Nelson used as a guide for a motion he filed 2012/02/22, which eventually led him getting free on June 12.
  • In the 1980's, Steven Phillips was convicted of a string of Dallas rapes. 27 years later, he was exonerated on DNA evidence and the state owed him an award of $4-$6 million. His (now divorced) wife Traci Tucker, who had stopped coming to visit him after the first 3 years, sued Phillips in 2010 to get a cut of his award, even though the state compensated Tucker for the back child support. According to Judge Lori Hockett's ruling in family court, the ex-wife (the slave-owner) deserves her part from Phillips' award.
  • William J Hetherington has been incarcerated in Michigan prisons for more than 20 years for having sex with his wife Linda. In 1986, he became the first man in Genesee County convicted of the new Michigan crime called spousal rape. Linda was not a battered wife; she testified at the trial that he had never beaten her in their 16 years of marriage. Hetherington was honorably discharged from the US Air Force, received a National Defense Service Medal, and had no police record of any sort. The sentencing guideline for this new offense was 12 months to 10 years. But, without showing cause, the judge sentenced him to 15 to 30 years (twice the time served by the average convicted rapist in Michigan). Hetherington has always maintained his innocence. It was a he-said-she-said case during a custody battle; he said it was consensual sex, she said it was rape. The judge used Michigan’s new Rape Shield Law to prohibit cross-examination of Linda. 20 years later, despite an exemplary prison record, the parole board routinely refuses to parole him, giving as its sole reason "prisoner denies the offense". (Over the years, several pro bono lawyers and concerned citizens have tried to secure a pardon or a parole for Hetherington, but Michigan appears determined to make him serve 30 years because he won't admit guilt and because the feminist bureaucracy won't admit it made a mistake.) No physical evidence of rape was produced at the trial. A pelvic examination of Linda at the hospital three hours after the alleged offense showed no evidence of injury or forced penetration. Apparently, what persuaded the jury to convict was the testimony of two police officers that they had observed tape marks on Linda's face. (Later, forensic photographer John Avlor's sworn statement dated 1988/01/08 stated that the pictures of Linda - which were in a locker in a police garage and which the prosecution had never disclosed to the defense - showed absolutely no scratches, tape marks, or abnormalities of any kind, and that marks would have been clearly visible if there had been any. If a government witness gives false testimony a convicted prisoner should be entitled to a new trial. But Hetherington didn't get one. Years later, a completely unsolicited letter was sent to the parole board by Melissa Anne Suchy, who had been employed by Linda as a baby sitter. Suchy wrote that Linda told her she made up the story about rape because she was then pregnant with the baby of her boyfriend.) The court-designated psychologist concluded: "This is not a man who would force himself sexually or hostilely on another individual, as this would be foreign to his personality dynamics... his histrionic personality... would substantiate his explanation of what has occurred in regards to the relationship with his ex-wife."At the sentencing, prosecutor Robert Weiss called Hetherington's alleged offense equivalent to "first-degree murder" and falsely accused him of beating Linda. Weiss was running for a judgeship. Observers sized up his prejudicial statements as grandstanding for support from feminists. Linda walked away with custody of their 3 daughters, the marital home, and all marital assets.
  • At Ecumenical Christian Ministries on the Kansas University campus, Darryl Hunt spoke about how he spent nearly 2 decades in prison for a rape and murder he didn't commit. He has spent the last 7 years traveling the country, inspiring others to fight injustice. In 1984, an all-white jury convicted Hunt of the rape and murder of a woman in Winston-Salem, N.C. Always maintaining his innocence, Hunt secured DNA testing to prove he didn't commit the rape. It took another decade of advocacy and legal maneuvering - as well as a confession by the real killer - to get him out of prison.
  • In 1991, Joseph Frey was wrongly convicted of the 1991 rape of a University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh student. An Oshkosh police detective destroyed the evidence in the case. Authorities had solicited false testimony from a jailhouse informant. The victim, unsure of the identity of her rapist, was prompted by police to implicate Frey. After new DNA evidence linked another man to the crime, Frey's conviction was overturned and he was released from prison after serving 19 years of the 102-year sentence imposed for that conviction. Frey has not been provided with any social services by the state. He has no health coverage and no income. He was released with less than a week's supply of the medications needed for his many health problems, including a degenerative bone disease and blood clots, and no way to obtain further treatment or supplies. The compensation Frey may receive for his wrongful conviction is scant. (The maximum payment of $5000 a year for 5 years would place him at less than half of the federal poverty level. If he received that maximum, it would amount to $250 in compensation for each year between his wrongful conviction and his release.) He wasn't provided with clothing upon his release.
  • Feminist bigots object to any discussion about false accusations; they consider the discussions an attempt to condone sexual violence against women (they never consider male survivors), to downplay the severity of the violence, and to accuse all women who claim rape of lying. That is, the falsely accused innocent males rotting in prison is alright because women feel safe that way! This bigotry should be challenged, because it's the exact opposite of the legal principle that is the foundation of justice: It's better to let 10 criminals go free than having one innocent person suffer. The false accusations by the females are very real and a very serious issue, because this gives enormous power and control to the women over men under the matriarchy. Any female can send any male to prison for years! Chaneya Kelly, for example, accused her father Daryl of rape 16 years ago, because her mother Charade forced her to make the accusation: "She repeatedly asked me, has my dad touched me... I was like, 'What do you mean, did he touch me?' And she was like, 'Did he touch you in your no-no spot?' And I would repeatedly say no." Chaneya recalls the more she denied any abuse, the more irate her mother became - and even threatened her with a belt, "If you don't tell me the answer that I want to hear, I'm going to beat you." To avoid a beating, Chaneya told her mother that her father molested her even though it wasn't true. Police questioned Daryl, he claimed that his wife was doing drugs and set him up, but who believes a man? Police arrested and charged Daryl with rape, and a jury convicted him.
    The police later removed Kelly from her mother's custody as a result of Charade's drug abuse, and was sent to live with her grandmother, Pat Thomas, a Pentecostal minister. There, Chaneya told her grandmother the true story of the false accusation, and Pat took Chaneya to Daryl's appellate attorney, who videotaped her recantation. Even her mother Charade also submitted an affidavit to the court, swearing she threatened to beat Chaneya unless she said her father raped her. But what prosecutor likes to admit they got it wrong, let alone conned by a drug addict? So the prosecutor argued that the recantation looked coerced, and the same judge who oversaw his original trial a year earlier agreed. He refused to vacate Kelly's conviction. How ironic that the prosecutor and the judge believed Kelly's mother when she used drugs, but not when she got clean! Under matriarchy, it's all about what gets a man in the prison that someone is believed or not - The facts don't matter. The state has no physical evidence that any assault occurred. They only have one person's testimony, and that person recanted. That is the danger and the fear for the men under the matriarchy. Not just that the accusation can be made and believed without any proof, but that there is little the innocent man can do once convicted.
  • Kevin George Peterson (54) has been officially found innocent of the crimes for which he spent 15 years in the Utah State Prison. Peterson served the full 15 years of a 1-to-15-year prison term for child molestation because he refused to admit guilt to the state Board of Pardons. Peterson's lawsuit includes sworn affidavits from his son (11 at that time) and daughter (9 at that time), who say they were coerced by their mother and stepfather to tell authorities their father sexually molested them. Peterson pleaded no contest to the second-degree felony charges, meaning he denied guilt but couldn't defeat the state's evidence. The whereabouts of the ex-wife and stepfather are unknown, any prosecution of them complicated with statute-of-limitation problems.
  • 2 Chicago men were released from prison after the Cook County State's Attorney's office dropped charges against them. The state's attorney herself admitted it was time to right these legal wrongs. One of the men, Latherial Boyd, had hopes of becoming a male model but was locked up in a state prison instead for more than 20 years, wrongfully convicted of shooting 2 men. The other, Carl Chatman (58, mentally disabled, also struggles with other mental illnesses), was behind bars for 11 years. He was accused of raping a woman in the Daley Center back in 2002 and was sentenced to 30 years. The facts of that case against him just didn't add up. The facts still show the story was made up.
  • Eddie Lowery (50) was wrongfully convicted of a rape in the 1980's while he was a soldier at Fort Riley. Decades later, DNA evidence showed he did not commit the crime. He spent 10 years in a Kansas prison; now he's getting $7.5M. The story began in 1981 when Lowery hit a parked car while on his way to the store. Lowery spoke with police, detailing the accident. But when he went to the station the next day, police began questioning him about the rape of an elderly Ogden woman that had occurred near the accident. Lowery denied involvement, but the next day, police brought him back in for more questioning. Police didn't believe him, and the questioning became more heated, as police denied him an attorney and the opportunity to make any phone calls. Lowery took a lie detector test. Police told him he failed the lie detector test. After hours of questioning, Lowery said he simply broke down. Police began giving Lowery facts of the case, and Lowery repeated them back. The interview was not recorded, but police said they had a "confession". Lowery was tried based solely on that confession. His first trial resulted in a hung jury, but during the second trial the jury convicted him of rape, aggravated battery, and aggravated assault. 3 times, Lowery came before the parole board, and each time he denied involvement in the rape. With the years passing him by, Lowery said he was finally prepared to tell the review board he committed the crime. Lowery completed a required sex offender course, where he had to lie about being a rapist. "Basically, I lied to go to prison and I had to lie to get out of prison", said Lowery, who was paroled in 1991. After his release, Lowery started patching his life back together, but in 1994, he received a letter informing him that because of a new law, he'd be required to register as a sex offender. A few years later, Lowery began hearing about how DNA testing was helping exonerate the wrongfully convicted. Lowery started a 6-year quest to find a lawyer to assist him. In 2003, the DNA testing results from a private firm showed Lowery couldn't have committed the rape. Lowery's record was expunged but to this day, the detectives who pressured him into a false confession have never expressed remorse to him. Years in prison have taken their toll on his relationships with some family members, and to this day trust is difficult for him. Since getting out of prison, Lowery keeps the receipts when he goes to the store so he can always prove his whereabouts.
  • Michigan woman Sara Ylen (38) accused 2 men of sexual assault at her Lexington home, saying she was taking a nap when she was bound and raped. No attack actually happened. Her false rape report has been caught by the doctor, who said her purported bruises faded after he wiped them with gauze. He later found a discarded makeup compact in the exam room. Prosecutor Suzette Samuels presented 5 witnesses but said she could have summoned 30 more to buttress her allegations.
    However, she has not been harmless - Far from it: Ylen's credibility has been questioned before. James Grissom, convicted in 2003 of raping her, was released last fall after nearly 10 years in prison. He was granted a new trial after authorities learned that Ylen had made false allegations of rape in California, information that wasn't shared with Grissom's trial attorney. The St Clair County prosecutor declined to put him on trial again.
    In a separate case, Ylen is also accused of lying about having cancer in Sanilac County. She's charged with fraud for allegedly tricking an insurance company and sympathetic supporters.
  • Cedric Shezi (39) was convicted on two counts of rape and received a life sentence. After spending 10 years of his life in jail, he has been released as his daughter Pinky Dube admitted she lied about her rape, blaming her mother (Shezi's estranged wife who died in 2007) for coaching her to lie. (Of course, she was believed at her word alone; no evidence needed anymore if it's something a female has said.)
  • In 1993, Wisconsin boy Charles Steadman (18) was sentenced to 8 years in prison for allegedly raping an older woman, his foster sister Jessica (22). The case was a "he said/she said" (effectively just "she said") with no physical evidence of force, and a defendant that claimed that the sex was consensual. Thanks to the rape shield law, the jury was in the dark about all of the facts of the case because Steadman was prohibited from revealing that when Jessica accused Charles of sexual assault, she was currently already facing criminal charges of having sex with minors (for which she eventually received probation), and thus had an excellent reason to claim that the sex with Steadman was not consensual. This definetely gave her a reason to lie especially considering she had sex with Charles when he was not of legal age. This might have lead her to believe that if she claimed to be a victim that would improve the legal situation she was in or she might have worried that if her encounter with Charles were ever known, she probably would become in even more trouble with the law. Of course none of this could be introduced because this evidence was deemed related to her sexual history and thus inadmissible.
  • Feminists, when they cannot deny the falsely accused men being punished, would point out that those cases do not actually involve false accusations, but wrongful prosecution; that is, a rape occurred, but the wrong person was punished for it. They say that no men or boys are ever convicted of a crime that never happened. However, that is not true. In 2007, Elizabeth Paige Coast (17 at that time) made up a rape story to explain to her parents why she was looking at porn, claiming that in 2000, Johnathan Montgomery (26 now, 14 in 2000) raped her (when she was 10) outside her grandmother's home. So Montgomery was convicted in 2008, and was sentenced to 7 and a half years in prison. He spent the last 4 years in prison. The woman recently recanted her story. Things did not go smoothly even after that: After Montgomery's felony convictions were thrown out and he was ordered to be released from prison, his relatives went to pick him up at the prison. They learned that the order had been declared invalid. Amid heavy local media coverage and public outrage that Montgomery's release could be delayed by weeks, Leave it to the state to screw with an innocent man's release.
  • A very well-known case to raise the issues with the rape shield law was that of the sportscaster Marv Albert, who was accused by his "friend" and sexual partner of 10 years, Vanessa Perhach, of assault and oral sodomy. At the trial, Albert's attorneys tried to bring up Vanessa's sexual conduct with other males, especially those who left her (as Albert was about to). She was very unstable and went on to harass and threaten a former boyfriend's family, and even made false accusations of crimes against one of them as a form of revenge. (According to a Eugene kanin study, the most common reasons for a false rape accusation by a woman is spite or revenge.) A former boyfriend of Venessa's was also even willing to testify. But thanks to rape shield laws, all of this evidence was not allowed by Judge Benjaimin Kendrick. Of course the rape shield laws only protect the woman in a case like this, and the judge did allow a woman to testify against Marv, in which she claimed that Marv had sexually assaulted her a few years earlier. The attorney Gloria Allred decried "the notion that there's some sort of moral equivalency between the defendant and the victim" (as if the defendant did not have the same moral standing as his accuser until he has been proven guilty). With the defense unable to do anything because of the rape shield law, Marv was forced to plead guilty to misdemeanor assault. The outcome was a shock to many people observing the case and even those (like Geraldo Rivera) who generally had a lot of sympathy to a victim's (accuser's) rights concluded that case was "shockingly unfair".
  • In 1986, Joe C Jones was falsely accused and convicted of rape, aggravated kidnapping, and aggravated assault. He served a 6-and-a-half-year sentence for a crime he didn't commit. The victim had left a nightclub in August 1985 with 2 friends. As they sat in 2 cars talking, the perpetrator forced one woman out of a car, entered the car, and ordered the woman to drive away from the area. The victim, when asked, gave the assailant a fake name and address before she was raped. Jones was a member of the same club and had been present at the club that night. 2 witnesses identified him as the assailant. Though the victim picked out a different man in a photo array, she identified Jones when confronted with him in person. Additionally, the prosecution presented a pair of jeans found at Jones's house that were similar to those worn by the perpetrator. This evidence was enough to convict Jones, though an employee of a store provided testimony that Jones was actually in his store at the time of the attack and he was wearing different clothing. In 1991, prosecutors agreed to DNA testing on the biological evidence collected in the investigation. Initial testing on the rape kit yielded no results. The evidence was then forwarded to Forensic Science Associates, where, based on testing on the vaginal swab from the rape kit, it was determined that Jones could not have been the depositor of the semen collected. The laboratory replicated its results in further testing in 1992.
  • NFL star Brian Banks spends 6 years in prison on false rape accusation by Wanetta Gibson. Persuaded by questionable legal advice, he pleaded guilty to a crime he denied doing in a deal that avoided the possibility of a decades-long sentence. To this point, even though he has been exonerated, Banks is still on probation and must register as a sex offender for a crime the state admits never happened.
  • Biology and PE teacher Horst Arnold spent 5 years in jail because a former colleague, Heidi K, falsely accused him of rape. The woman had told police she had bruises, scratches, and had been bleeding from her rectum and vagina. However, no one deigned to examine these alleged injuries; no photographs exist. Apparently they simply believed this woman. The trial against Arnold only took 5 days. He died of a heart attack at the age of 53. To this day, there hasn't been an apology by the judiciary system or the Ministry of Education, which refused to re-hire Arnold.
  • Daryl Ginyard of Severn, Maryland has been awarded $852000 in damages for the false light cast upon him and other punitive damages he incurred after his wife Amani Ginyard falsely accused him of sexually abusing their daughters. Mr Ginyard was out of work for almost 5 years because of the false accusations.
  • Ligia Filler falsely accused her husband Vladek Filler of domestic violence and spousal rape, and his legal nightmare began.
  • Gurdev Singh Dhillon, who was the victim of a miscarriage of justice 8 years ago, was deported to India as a result of his faulty sex assault conviction, whereupon he was sentenced to 4 years in jail in 2005. Paul Briggs, Dhillon's former lawyer, told, "His entire life has been ruined". Dhillon had claimed he wasn't one of two men accused of raping a young woman. The lawyer says DNA evidence would have cleared Gurdev Singh Dhillon of the charge, "That there would be evidence that would assist my client that was not made available to me - it's very shocking. There's no question this ought to have been disclosed. The question is why it wasn't." Dhillon was a permanent resident of Canada, but because he was sentenced to more than 2 years, he had no right to fight removal from the country.
  • Young mother-of-two (3-month-old, 7), Biurny Peguero Gonzalez (27), falsely accused William McCaffrey (33) of raping her at knifepoint, sending him to prison for nearly 4 years. She repeated her lie to doctors, cops, prosecutors, a grand jury, and the jury that convicted McCaffrey. Gonzalez recanted her story last year after new DNA evidence proved she'd been lying. She will now spend 1 to 3 years behind bars for perjury (she will be eligible for parole in a year). A person who would "lie and paint somebody as a rapist is worse than a real rapist or a real murderer", McCaffrey said. He blamed "the arresting officers, the prosecution". Everyone, he said, "wanted to believe the lie, the ADA [assistant district attorney] first and foremost." The reason Gonzalez lied was that she had been hanging out with a group of girlfriends when she accepted an invitation to get into his car. After she returned, her pals were furious that she'd ditched them. So she made up the rape story to gain their sympathy. Gonzalez had repeatedly insisted she was "110%" sure McCaffrey had raped her after they met in Inwood, in upper Manhattan, and she drunkenly accepted a ride. Gonzalez could have pulled the plug on the prosecution at any time, but instead she watched McCaffrey get sent up the river for a rape he never committed.
  • Woman (34), who claimed she had been raped some years earlier when she lived in Florida, alleged that on 2010/07/20, 2 men broke into her home, and that one put a gun to her throat and raped her. So the police arrested Andrew Lawrence (17) without bothering to corroborate the alleged victim's story - or his alibi, even though the woman first said she was 70% sure someone else raped her. Andrew was arrested despite the fact that the woman never identified him in a photo lineup. When she did identify him, it was from at least a half-block away at 20:00. She saw him skateboarding outside and said, "That's the guy". Police waited for more than a week before they bothered to check out Andrew's alibi after he was arrested. By that point, he had already been released on $2500 bail. The alleged victim didn't get a rape exam until 4 days after she reported the assault, saying that's when Superior police directed her to do so. That exam, performed 15 days after the alleged rape, found no evidence of an assault. On October 7, police received the DNA report from the Wisconsin Crime Lab. Samples they had taken from the living room where the alleged victim said she was raped showed no match to Andrew. After receiving DNA test results, the district attorney's office waited 2 months to drop charges. Before charges were dropped, the alleged victim was granted a restraining order against Andrew, claiming he repeatedly harassed her and that she feared for her safety. The restraining order is still in effect despite charges being dropped, and it will last for 4 years, requiring Andrew to vacate any home or building the woman is in. (Andrew denies ever harassing the woman.) In her request for the order, the woman wrote that she saw Andrew drive by her home on August 2. Records show, however, that Andrew was in jail that day. On September 30, she wrote that she saw Andrew sitting in the back of a vehicle at the Superior library parking lot. Again, a contradiction: One of Andrew's teachers signed a statement saying that he was under her direct supervision at that time. The woman said that her sexual assault advocate, who filled out the restraining order application on her behalf, probably made the mistakes. Police records make no note of the discrepancies. Since he was arrested, Andrew has dropped about 20 to 25 pounds. The case is classified as still open. And while Andrew isn't a suspect, when charges were dropped they were done without prejudice, meaning he could be investigated again.
  • A senior judge has blasted the way police elicited a statement from a girl (10 at that time, and apparently cannot be criticized for her lies - only the police can be) which was used to convict her father of child sex charges. In May 2010, the father was sentenced to 2-and-a-half years jail after a jury found him guilty of 4 charges of maintaining a sexual relationship with a child. (How do they find a man guilty when there was no guilt? Simple: Follow the feminist teachings.) The girl hadclaimed that her father assaulted her on family camping trips and at home, and on some occasions would offer money bribes to cover up the assaults. There were inconsistencies with the victim's evidence.
  • 2 years after Ken Atkinson's arrest, a charge of threatening death against him was withdrawn by the Crown. Mr Atkinson began demanding the woman, who had falsely accused him, be charged with perjury. He and his lawyer Brian Scott had proven the woman lied on the witness stand when she denied ever having been intimate with Mr Atkinson. Mr Atkinson has made numerous overtures to the Durham Region Crown Attorney, asking that the woman be charged. In support of his request, he cited testimony the woman gave during a civil proceeding on the matter, in which she admitted having sex with him, and lying about it in court because she was embarrassed to reveal the affair. But how can a woman be charged on complain by a man? That would be justice! And that must be avoided at all costs. So the Crown Attorney John Scott has decided against laying a perjury charge. He said the Charter of Rights and Freedoms protects the woman from prosecution. (Reality is as you already know, the vagina protects her from prosecution.) This is galling to Mr Atkinson. While he was arrested, incarcerated, and put on trial for a crime he did not commit (apparently, the Charter of Rights and Freedoms only protects females), the woman who lied in an attempt to have him convicted is not being held accountable.
    In another case, S.R., who was acquitted of several sex assault charges after a Durham judge ruled his accusers were not telling the truth, forcefully declared his innocence from the day he was arrested until he was cleared in court. He could sue his accusers, or the police, but that takes a lot of money. And under the matriarchy, the police have a viable defence at the ready: When accusations of serious sexual assault were brought to their attention, they simply did their job in making the arrest.
    However, in another false accusation case, Ray Collingham is hoping to sue. His defence lawyer, Graham Clark, has assembled a list of what he says were breaches of Mr Collingham's Charter rights following his arrest. Of course, Mr Collingham never would have been arrested had his former gymnastics student (19 now, a boy) not made accusations of sexual assault. Mr Collingham feels the boy was pressed to make false allegations by his mother, with whom Mr Collingham clashed prior to the accusations coming to light. Evidence at trial suggested she had manipulated e-mails between Mr Collingham and her son to fabricate sexual overtones that Mr Collingham testified weren't there. But of course, "Nothing happened to her at all". Mr Clark, who represented Mr Collingham at trial, said there currently exists no mechanism, short of a lawsuit, for those who are prosecuted on false allegations.
    Another victim Maurice Kondell (Whitby man who was rising through the ranks of the Wendy's restaurant chain and had become the first African Canadian franchise owner) says suing the police for a wrongful arrest is a lengthy, uphill battle. He was arrested on allegations of sexual assault made by young female workers at his Oshawa store. The charges against Mr Kondell and another man were tossed out in 2006 when it was revealed that the accusers were conspiring to launch a lawsuit against the restaurant chain. The judge apologized to the accused men before pronouncing them free to go. Mr Kondell filed a $5 million lawsuit against Durham police in early 2007. The case remains unresolved. "If we sit there silent, it will continue", he says. Hardly does he know that it will continue despite his efforts. This is the way the matriarchy operates.
  • Officials have dropped a preliminary investigation into an escort girl Nafissatou Diallo's allegations of rape in a Washington, D.C., hotel against former International Monetary Fund (IMF) chief Dominique Strauss-Kahn (DSK), as she went back on her original account and now says no rape was involved. French officials opened the investigation in May into the alleged gang rape at the hotel in late 2010 when Strauss-Kahn headed the IMF. He resigned last year after a New York hotel maid separately accused him of sexual assault.
  • Thunder Bay artist and former teacher Luc Paul Despres has been found not guilty of sexual assault as alleged by a woman (23) almost 2 years ago. However, "He has lost his professional career as a teacher. I don't know whether he'll be able to reclaim that", said his lawyer.
  • Judith Ann Lummis falsely accused the Seymour man Armand Villasana - then living in Springfield, who was, as a result, convicted of kidnapping and then raping and sodomizing her at knifepoint, and was jailed for more than 21 months for a rape he didn't commit.
  • In the "Cybersex Wax-Torture Case" (infamous for the misuse of the rape shield laws), Jamie Rzucek (Barnard College student) accused the Columbia University graduate student Oliver Jovanovic (21) of tying her up in his apartment and sexually abusing her with hot candle wax for more than 20 hours. The pair had met online and agreed to meet up face-to-face for dinner. Jovanovic claimed that the encounter involved consensual bondage. However, the State Supreme Court, in the veil of the rape shield law, allowed the prosecution to delete vital portions of the woman's e-mail messages, which contained mitigating details and showed that she'd already had a series of similar, consensual encounters. (The young woman had discussed sadomasochism and her S&M relationship with another man.) Notice how the idiot news reporter expresses comfort in the 'fact' that the courts are now less likely to get into the citizens' inboxes (apparently showing no concern for the falsely accused men at all). Truth is, it's only the rape accusations where the shield laws are (mis-)used; the courts can still freely access anyone's inbox if it determines so.
    Note: Because of the law shielding perjury, in 1998, Oliver was given a minimum sentence of 15 years behind bars. But thankfully, the Appellate Division of the State Supreme Court, set dismissed the conviction because they claimed that the judge had applied the rape shield law improperly which left a "distorted view of the evidence". The case was now set for a much needed retrial, but Jamie did not want to testify a second time, and prosecutors eventually dismissed the case. (Rzucek was denounced as a habitual liar by some members of her own family.) Oliver's innocence came at a very high price: About $500000 in legal fees, as well as 20 months in prison.
  • Kobe Bean Bryant (31) is a phenomenal hoopster, with a potential to accomplish something in basketball. On 2003/07/01, Bryant had sexual intercourse at his hotel's Room 35 with a woman who worked at Cordillera. On her false accusation, he was prosecuted for sexual assault in Colorado. The misbegotten litigation culminated in the dismissal of the prosecution on 2004/09/01.
  • A judge has ordered 2 Ontario sisters Patricia (AKA Tricia) and Sarah Vanderkooy to pay their uncle $125000 in libel damages for falsely accusing him of sexually assaulting them in a rural farmhouse when they were children (4, 6) between and including 1982 and 1986. The false accusations ripped apart the Vanderkooy family. During the court proceedings, Patricia testified that she had 2 distinct memories of being sexually abused by her uncle. In the first, she recalled feeling like she was being pinned down by her uncle, and she had pain in her legs or groin. Years later, she believed the pain was in her vaginal area. In the second incident, she recalled being pulled up onto a bed in her cousin's bedroom where the children often stayed and something soft being placed in her mouth, which "may have been his penis". Sarah Vanderkooy also described 2 memories of being assaulted, which she described as a static image like "a snapshot" or "an out-of-body experience". Uncle denied allegations. The judge also dismissed a counterclaim for sexual battery filed by the sisters after Vanderkooy sued for defamation, because their memories of the alleged incidents weren't "of the clear and cogent nature required" to back up their claims.
    Predictably, the feminist false accusation apologist bigots and lawyers Elizabeth Grace, Loretta Merritt, and Susan Vella (of Rochon Genova LLP) said that the fair decisions like these can be harmful to the victims ('victims' being the false accusers here and not the falsely accused, as is always the case with the feminists). So according to them, when a woman falsely accuses someone to ruin his life, and is by-chance caught lying, she should always get the pussy pass, the encouragement this provides to the other women for making false accusations be damned. That is, whether the case is one of rape or a false rape accusation, the only victim that has to be considered is the woman, and never a man.
    By the way, while in therapy with Jessie Cooper, Sarah had begun to read a book "The Courage To Heal", which is nothing but feminist filth about rape and evil men. Maybe this is what prompted her to feel that her uncle might molest others and so she made those allegations. This shows how the feminist dogma can poison people's minds, especially of those who are already mentally disturbed, creating a recipe for disaster either for the others or themselves.
  • In a 1985 case, Kathryn Hargis Tucci (19), who had filed a false rape report that sent her former fiance Mark Bowles to jail for more than a year, was sentenced to a mere $150 fine and 1000 hours of community service with sexual assault victims (preferably at the county Rape Crisis Center). She later told the Washington Post that her false rape accusation stemmed from unrelated "traumatic events".
  • After nearly a year in jail, convicted rapist James Liggett (40) was released by the judge who called the release an issue of "fundamental fairness". The woman who had falsely accused Liggett of rape in December 1990 and Liggett had met through a dating service. The woman also reported an eerily similar rape by another man from the same dating service, which was found out by a private detective hired by Liggett. She is a mentally unstable drug abuser who has also falsely accused others of rape.
  • Girl (14 in 1970) accused Gerry Gaston Barton (19 at that time) of raping her and fathering her child. "The RCMP obtained DNA samples from all involved and testing overwhelmingly eliminated Mr Barton as the father of the child born to the complainant", reads one court decision, "These tests also overwhelmingly indicated that the complainant's brother was the father of the child". The woman told police that her brother was the father of her child, and she had accused Barton because her father was not willing to accept that her brother had sexually assaulted her and caused her pregnancy. Barton has never been involved with police except for the rape accusation. He said that the police officers and court officials 43 years ago didn't listen to him when he insisted he hadn't sexually assaulted the girl, that he never pleaded guilty and had no trial, but was convicted of statutory rape, "They gave me a year's probation, they threw me in jail, my mother had to put her house up to get me out of jail and for what? For what? For nothing".
  • Infamous hoaxster Tawana Brawley (40, whose outrageous rape lie 25 years ago inflamed racial tensions nationwide) had, in 1997, been served with court order to pay $190000 in a defamation lawsuit to Steven Pagones (former Dutchess County prosecutor) whom she accused of rape in 1987. Brawley (then 15) was found in a trash bag covered in feces with the words "nigger" and "bitch" scrawled upside down on her body and "KKK" carved into her shoe. Brawley's unbelievable lies made the Rev Al Sharpton a household name as he bombastically championed her cause. When Fishkill Police Officer Harry Crist Jr (28) committed suicide a week later - likely over a romantic breakup and failing the New York State Police exam - Sharpton and his allies used the incident to accuse Crist of participating in the rape. When Pagones, a friend of Crist, offered an alibi for his besmirched dead friend, he found himself accused of raping Brawley nearly 3 dozen times. After a year of hell, a grand jury found Brawley's accusations without any merit. Brawley had changed her name and moved down South in the years since she was exposed. She was living under the assumed name of Tawana Vacenia Thompson Gutierrez and working as a licensed nurse. Her fugitive-like antics long thwarted Pagones' efforts to serve her with the court papers needed to get the financial damages due him. But The Post finally found Brawley last month, effectively leading Pagones and his lawyer to her. At 9% interest, that debt, which Brawley never attempted to pay off, now totals $431492. Pagones, whose career and marriage were ended because of the case, said he might waive his entitled windfall - if Brawley finally 'fesses up.
  • Katelyn Webster (18) told investigators that Matthew Folino (20-something) had stalked, choked, and raped her, and she showed them neck bruises to prove it. She made it all up, but the police hauled Folino out of bed in the middle of the night, and charged him almost strictly on the basis of the woman's statement. So he spent 4 days in jail and 9 months on house arrest, looking at 5 to 10 years of hard time. His family had to spend $20000 in attorney's fees. But that's no problem to the County Police Superintendent Charles Moffatt, who defended his detectives on the case. "They did what they could do in an instance like this", he said, "We had a girl at the hospital saying she was raped, she had marks around her neck". So it was perfectly okay to presume the man's guilt until he is proven innocent.
  • A fragment of CCTV footage has, after a little less than 8 months, helped clear Mathew Luke Johnson (35) accused of aggravated sexual assault in the Parliament House carpark on New Year's Day. He said the tourist (26) who accused him had herself pulled him into the car park (the CCTV footage confirmed his claim). Minutes after they had met, the pair was engaged in sex acts behind a shipping container in the carpark when bypassers intervened, chased Mr Johnson away, and alerted police. During the two-day trial, Crown prosecutor Tony Jacobs described the woman as "completely helpless" that night after consuming significantly more alcohol than she usually would. Defence lawyer Kim Baumeler said the victim had been nowhere as drunk as she had claimed and had a much better memory of the evening than she made out because she was able to describe Mr Johnson in considerable detail.
  • Lesbian Alesha Watkins (20) sentenced to 20 months in prison for making false rape accusation against Darren Ball (25) as she regretted a one-night-stand with him. Mr Ball was arrested after she claimed he had attacked her after a party. He spent 19 hours in custody, was charged, and made 4 appearances in court as the sex assault claim hung over his head for more than 7 months. "He began to drink heavily. He said he began to feel suicidal. He... blames this on his break-up with his ex-partner. He now only sees his children on school holidays." The charge was dropped after Watkins withdrew her complaint. At first, she told the police that her change of plan was because a £3000 contract been taken out on her life; she claimed threats were being made against her because she had approached police. But this was another lie. In fact, Watkins had consented to sex with Mr Ball. She had been drinking alcohol and taking cocaine before they became involved in a "play fight" at his home that led to sexual intercourse.
  • In 1996, Los Angeles police officer Harris Scott Mintz was falsely accused of rape by 2 women who were said to be "very credible": A woman in the neighborhood he patrolled, then his own wife. At a pretrial hearing, the judge pronounced that he had no doubt about Mintz's guilt. Then, Mrs Mintz admitted that she made up the charge because she was angry at her husband for getting in trouble with the law; subsequently, Mintz's attorneys uncovered evidence that the first accuser had told an ex-roommate she had concocted the rape charge in order to sue the county, and that she had tried a similar hoax before. By the time the case collapsed, Mintz had spent 5 months in jail.
  • Former transit cop Desmond Robinson (32) was pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor assault charge in a deal that requires him to seek counseling but carries no jail time. Felony counts of attempted rape, sodomy, sexual abuse, and possession of a weapon were dropped. (But the judge also issued an order of protection barring Robinson from contacting the woman or her family.) The prosecutors publicly discreded the female police sergeant (42, mother-of-three, a 15-year department veteran) who had falsely accused him of beating and sexually assaulting her during a night of bar-hopping in SoHo in May. Robinson had met the sergeant after she was assigned to counsel him. The two had had consensual sex in the ladies room of a downtown bar, and she had remained with him voluntarily for hours after the alleged attacks.
    Note: The case had dragged on for 5 months after the alleged victim was caught in a major lie: She first denied and then had to admit that they had consensual sex in the bathroom of one of the bars, though she still insisted that he forced her to perform oral sex later that night. When she changed her story yet again and reverted to insisting that there had been no consensual sex at all, the sexual assault charges were finally dropped.
  • Fairfax teacher Sean Lanigan (43 in January 2010, father-of-three) is still suffering from false allegations by a girl (12), who accused him of groping and molesting her in the gym (becuase she was angry at Lanigan about something else entirely). In January 2010, the principal at Centre Ridge Elementary School pulled him out of the physical education class he was teaching and quietly walked him into an interrogation with two Fairfax County police detectives. That was followed by four nights in the Fairfax County Adult Detention Center. From there, Lanigan spent months in anxious exile forced from his school, his players, his neighbors, and his friends, pondering the possibility of up to 40 years in a state penitentiary. Within 2 weeks of the accuser's report - without ever speaking to the girl - Fairfax detectives arrested Lanigan and charged him with aggravated sexual battery and abduction. Police issued a press release with Lanigan's booking photo and home address, and the school district sent home a letter about his arrest. TV trucks descended on the school and his neighborhood, and Lanigan's reputation took a lasting beating. On 2010/05/27, he was found not guilty.
    But Mr Lanigan's soul-sapping rollercoaster ride that still hasn't ended. Lanigan remains in limbo, nearly a year after a jury's acquittal. The Fairfax School District transferred him from Centre Ridge in a move that ultimately forced his wife to quit her job. School officials are now transferring him again. And the district has refused to pay his $125000 in legal fees, even though Virginia law allows reimbursement for employees who are cleared of wrongdoing on the job.
  • Cabbie Karl Marson (35, jobless, and in debt after losing his licence) was wrongly accused of kidnapping 3 young women (who cannot be named for legal reasons - well, the real reason is they have the vaginas), assault, and sex charges. The taxi driver was falsely labelled a sex beast by women passengers. He says the ordeal has destroyed his life. All that happened was he had refused to drive the 3 women (whom he collected from a bar outside the city) for free when mid-journey they admitted they could not afford to pay the fare. One of the women had offered to perform a sex act on him in return for him waiving the fee. He refused and ordered her and her pals out of the car. She slapped his face, causing a red mark there. Karl radioed in to his control desk and told them about the incident before calling police. The women threatened him and said they were going to ring the police if he didn't take them home. The women told the cops Karl drove them to a secluded spot and locked them in his car before punching them and demanding they perform sex acts on him. Karl spent time behind bars and faced a 4 month wait to clear his name. It is unclear if any of the women will now face criminal charges themselves. (It's pretty clear to those who know about the feminist grip over the law though.)
  • In 2003, unfaithful wife Gaynor Cooke (41) told police that she was violently attacked by a taxi driver to cover up her consensual sexual fling with him. A forensic sample taken from her at the time failed to find a similar profile on the national DNA database, so no-one was arrested. But in January 2011, the man, who she claimed was a stranger, was detained for a minor offence and his DNA threw up a match. The police contacted Cooke, who said she was pleased a suspect was identified and wanted to do justice with a prosecution. She originally kept up her lie, saying she had nothing to add to her original statements. The taxi driver told officers he was single in 2003 and had consensual sex with women in his home, and had not raped anyone. But of course, what's the value of a man's words when the superior human, a woman, has said otherwise? He was charged with rape and faced trial at Nottingham Crown Court in February 2012. However detectives received information that Cooke had lied to conceal her infidelity. When police went back to speak to her about the new evidence, she told them, "You've got me". Anyway, the taxi driver had been suspended from work as a result of the charge. The stress of the court case had taken a toll on his health and he had been unable to return to work. "It was a humiliating experience for him." Cooke got just 2 years.
  • Loving father wrongly accused of sexual abuse by daughter Aislinn (14, "cured" of autism, she had never developed mentally past the age of 2). Parents Julian and Tali Wendrow had enabled her to type her feelings via 'Facilitated Communication' (FC), because she had difficulty speaking. So she used her new-found ability as a megaphone for accusations of sexual abuse against the very people who gave it to her. On 2007/11/27, Aislinn's facilitator Cynthia Scarsella, who monitored and held the hand of the girl as she typed, reported a grisly conversation between them during a routine FC session, "My dad gets me up banges me and then we have breakfast and I take a shower with his help and start doing homework... He puts his hands on my private parts." Shel also claimed that her mother knew of the abuse but did little to stop it. So after some questioning from the parents and interviews of the girl (again, with the same facilitator aiding her hand), and despite prosecutors finding no physical proof, the girl's parents were thrown in jail and her brother (who mutually suffers from Asperger's Syndrome, and was interrogated for 2 hours by police without a parent, guardian, or lawyer) sent to a juvenile detention center (for his protection from his parents). The statements by the girl of child pornography and weapons in their home were also found untrue. Mr Wendrow was held on a $250000 bail while his wife, able to afford her lesser amount, was able to leave though with an attached electric tether after her own 5-day stay.
    With Aislinn's facilitator removed from the courtroom, preventing her from hearing the questions asked, Aislinn was unable to answer them when she returned to help her type. Out of all 18 questions that were asked, using 2 different facilitators, Aislinn couldn't answer a single question correctly. So it was the facilitator Cynthia Scarsella who was behind all this drama. One month after their hearing, on 2008/02/22, Aislinn's father was released from jail with an attached electronic tether. The family reunited on March 11. The family has sued the police, prosecutors, state workers as well as school officials. In December 2010, the family received a $1.8 million settlement from the police who handled the case.
    This case is similar to that of Dr Charles and Karen Johnson, whom a Dane County jury granted $1 million as their mental health care providers led their daughter to falsely accuse her parents of sexual and physical abuse. Johnson's attorney William Smoler (of Hausmann-McNally S.C.), has argued 5 cases before the Wisconsin Supreme Court in the past 10 years that have resulted in new laws and rights for people who were the victims of practitioners implanting false memories of childhood abuse.
  • Phillipa Costello was crying outside a nightclub after someone spurned her advances after meeting in the nightclub. That person's friend, a British soldier, comforted her. In return, she falsely accused the soldier of rape, as a result of which he was arrested and had to wait 2 months until the investigation was dropped. His accuser even continued with her lie as CCTV footage made it evident that her claims were untrue - Costello did not confess her lies until she was due to go on trial on a charge an of intending to pervert the course of justice. Her barrister, Mr Jones said, "She accepts it is a serious offence but it was not a premeditated act. It was a spur of the moment act committed in drink". (Yeah right, so why didn't she confess to it the next day?) Judge Michael Taylor told Costello, "It is a tragedy for you to be standing before me in court today... Regrettably, offences like this are not uncommon and a clear message has got to be sent out by the courts that those who make such allegations leading to the arrest and detention of perfectly innocent people must be marked out by way of being punished". The soldier's life has been ruined. The young father's relationship fell apart, which meant he no longer sees his daughter as often as he used to. "It was not long before everyone I knew knew I had been arrested", he says. "That's when the name-calling began, and I got very stressed. I felt this was a personal attack, especially when it was from someone I didn't know. I don't think my parter 100% believed me... It may be years before I can remove that stigma."
  • False rape claim victim Clive Bishop (49, a married foster carer), who lost his taxi business, wins 'landmark' compensation ruling and is believed to be the first such victim to have won compensation from the Criminal Injuries Compensation Authority (CICA) under the criminal injuries scheme. (An initial attempt to claim compensation from the CICA was turned down because he was not a victim of violent crime.) He cannot ever drive a taxi again. Mr Bishop was arrested in his own living room at 04:30 in front of his wife, on the accusation of a drunken girl (17, mother-of-two) he had picked up in his taxi and took home from a nightclub. 6 weeks later, the girl dropped her claim. She was later charged with perjury and jailed for 10 months.
  • In 1997, a New York businessman Paul Krauth (electronics specialist) was charged with raping a woman he had met in an online correspondence and invited to dinner. His arrest was reported in The New York Times, with a photo of Krauth in handcuffs. Only later did the investigators bother to review e-mail records and phone messages casting doubt on the woman's story, or to interview her thoroughly. In less than a week, all charges were dropped when it turned out that the "victim" had left a message on his answering machine thanking him for a wonderful evening. The woman's name was never released.
  • Girl falsely accuses the internationally respected swim coach Trent McNicol (43, married, father of 2 young women) to get him charged with sexual assault and sexual exploitation. She alleged that the offence occurred when she was between 10 and 12 years of age. As a result, he was held for 24 hours and granted bail under conditions including avoiding places where children under 16 might gather (which means, parks - and swimming pools). He had to temporarily leave his family behind and live in his native Brantford under the supervision of his father. The police issued a news release with his photo, inviting other victims to come forward (none ever did). He lost his job of 6 years with the Whitby Dolphins Swim Club. Swim Canada, Swim Ontario, the Coaching Association of Canada, and the Canadian Swimming Coaches and Teachers Association - all summarily revoked his credentials. He turned to renovating houses for a living. His lawyer told him that if convicted, he faced 2 to 4 years in jail besides being labelled a sex offender for life, "He always steadfastly maintained his innocence even when the Crown attorney came forward with plea bargains with much reduced sentences". So an innocent man is forced to admit guilt by threats of a harsher sentence if he does not.
  • Girl (17, who cannot be named for legal reasons, magistrates refused an application by The Bolton News for reporting restrictions to be lifted to allow the girl to be named) falsely accused taxi driver Shahnawaz Khan (35, married father-of-four) of rape. The girl had drunk several litres of cider and had taken cocaine that day. Mr Khan had picked up the girl from the S and D taxi rank in Farnworth. He took her to her home and when she admitted having no cash he agreed to keep her ring at the taxi base until it was paid. She then told her mother she had been raped and the police were called. Mr Khan was arrested in front of his colleagues, had intimate samples taken, and was kept in police custody for 12 hours. The girl told an officer 'I could not stop him. He was too strong and I could not get him off me. He put his hand over my mouth so I could not scream.' She was taken to hospital and appointments were made for her at St Mary's sexual assault referral centre but she refused to co-operate. 3 days later the girl confessed that she made it up. 133 hours of police time were wasted investigating the alleged crime. The girl was given a 12-month detention and training order after pleading guilty to perverting the course of justice.
  • Aleisha Worrell (20) is sent to a young offender's institution for 18 months (might as well have just let her go free) for falsely accusing Sean Hibberd (35) of kidnapping her, tying her naked to a lamppost, and raping her in a 3-hour ordeal. Worrell had contacted the emergency services and told officers she had been abducted by a masked man who took her to a road junction where he stripped her and himself, and raped her as she remained tethered to the lamppost. She had claimed that she had been dizzy when she had arrived at the police station after he had injected her with something after the rape. Mr Hibberd was arrested at 02:55 and held in custody for 9 hours for "intimate" physical examinations by a female police doctor. After detectives discovered her evidence was "full of holes", Worrell confessed she was lying; she wanted revenge on Hibberd because he was "harassing" her boyfriend in a neighbourhood feud. As usual, the only concern that the judge Eleri Rees showed is not for the true victim of the case at hand (the accused man), but for the other women from unrelated cases from the future, claiming without any evidence that the false claims make their cases difficult to prove. These feminist-trained judges pervert the course of justice to such an extent that the male victims standing in front of them are invisible to them while the unknown female victims from future cases become visible to them.
  • Psychology student Hannah Byron (20) avoided jail "by a short whisker" (she was given a 12-month jail sentence, suspended for 2 years, with supervision and 150 hours of unpaid work) after making false rape claim in bid to try and get her boyfriend back. She lied to her ex about the rape and the case 'snowballed' from there, leading to a man being arrested and detained for 9 hours. "The innocent victim of the defendant's malicious report has been put through an enormous amount of stress, having found himself arrested, detained, and questioned at length for an allegation that has now been proven to be fictitious."
  • In February 2012, Vassar College student, Xiaolu 'Peter' Yu (from China), lost his virginity to Mary Claire Walker (student whose father is on the staff) after a party in a "clearly consensual sexual activity". (Walker even sent Yu a message on Facebook the next day, telling him she "had a wonderful time".) A year later, Walker accused Yu of rape, and Yu was expelled from the college over the false rape claims and Walker's "flimsy say-so". (Mary Claire Walker remains a student at Vassar where her father is a Geology professor and she studies biochemistry.) Yu is suing the college for undisclosed damages on the grounds of gender discrimination, breach of contract, and intentional infliction of emotional distress. Yu alleges that male students at the formerly all-female college in Poughkeepsie are 'invariably found guilty' when female students accuse them of sexual misconduct. It's not known why Walker accused Yu of rape a year after the alleged event, but the school's action was swift. Vassar's regulations state that "Any student accused of rape will automatically and concurrently be charged with attempted rape, sexual assault, and attempted sexual assault. The minimum sanction for any student found guilty of rape will be immediate expulsion from the college". It's not clear what evidence was provided to Vassar to support Walker's claims, but Max Fraad-Wolf, who went through a similar experience to Yu in 1994, told that he wasn't allowed to present evidence in his case and that he was not permitted a lawyer. A spokesman for Vassar told that "all student-conduct matters at Vassar are confidential".
  • Brown University is being sued by a former student, William McCormick III, over its handling of a charge of rape on campus. He argues that the female student who accused him was reluctant to name him, and that Brown officials yelled at her, pressing her to escalate her initial complaint (that he was following her) into a rape complaint, written by her with the help of her resident coordinator. The court papers also argue that the father of the alleged victim, a Brown alumnus and donor, made phone calls to top university officials, which led to a private settlement: If he withdrew from Brown, she would not file criminal charges. Neither the accuser nor the university reported the alleged crime to Providence police or campus police. McCormick, who later rejected the deal with the university, says Brown failed to follow its own disciplinary policies. The lawsuit claims that Brown interfered with his access to potential witnesses and refused to provide documents that might exonerate him. Colleges are often reluctant to hold due-process hearings on sexual complaints, partly because vigorous cross examination opens them to charges of abusing the victim. Feminist theory holds that there is no need to hear from the accused, because rape victims do not lie and because confrontation with the accused or his lawyer or even any close analysis of what happened can amount to a "second rape". As a result, on some campuses, the "he-said she-said" in cases of alleged rape tends to be reduced to a simple "she said".
  • John Lewis sales assistant Kirsty Sowden (21) advertised herself as "BDSM (Bondage, Domination, SadoMasochism) princess", met victim Andrew Boarer (a stranger) on no-strings attached website, and had sex session with him. Even though she was trying for a baby with her boyfriend at the time, she visited Andrew Boarer's home and voluntarily participated in a sex session. She agreed to strip off within 5 seconds of her arrival and the pair indulged in various sex acts, including intercourse. The session also involved her dressing up as a dominatrix, wearing a leather dog lead, and being spanked. She then cried rape after becoming embarrassed by a sadomasochistic sex session. Police arrested a man based on her description but soon realised he was innocent. Then the police traced DNA samples, which led to Mr Boarer, who was arrested at his workplace in front of a large number of his colleagues (notice how the police first treats a man like this assuming his guilt, and then their action is regretted as you'll see ahead). He was questioned and held in a police cell before being released on bail. The investigation cost nearly £14000 and wasted 376 hours of police time. Sowden has been jailed for 14 months. "She was maintaining, up to the last minute, parts of the account. She didn't seem to want to be completely truthful." As for Boarer, "He has had to move on in work. He has been made the subject of ridicule. The police inquiry involved many officers and many, many hours of police time at considerable expense." (Not sure why this type of statements come out only AFTER the fact, as if saying that would change anything for the future victims of false accusations.) Malcolm Gilbert, who works for rape charity Family Matters, condemned Sowden's actions, "The position of the group is unanimous in condemning any woman, or indeed any man, who makes false allegations because of the harm to genuine rape victims [but apparently not to the falsely accused], to undermine the whole business of rape. [business? Well, a confession at last, the rape industry IS a business, after all]."
  • Woman (33) falsely accused the Annapolis realtor Gary Hart (39) of raping her in his Thomas Point home after a dinner date. The woman told police she and Hart had returned to his home about 00:30. When the woman tried to leave, Hart threw her onto a bed and had sex with her against her will. Hart held the woman down with his arms across her neck, making it difficult for her to breath; the woman was eventually able to leave the house, the document says. Police said Hart chased her around the house and shouted threats at her, but she escaped. The woman reported the incident to police later that day. Hart had dated the woman about 6 or 7 times over the past 3 months. He said she had asked to spend the night on the day of incident, citing plumbing problems in her home. They went upstairs to his bedroom. Hart says, "When I came upstairs, she was already undressed and in bed. There was sex, but there was nothing unusual about that." Hart said the evening turned sour when he refused to let the woman accompany him on a trip to Florida. She dressed and left the house. Two other people were in his home at the time of the alleged rape. "Wouldn't they have heard some sort of screaming or ruckus?" Hart asked. Reached at her home, the woman would not comment on the incident.
    Note: Hart's innocence was later proved and he was acquitted, though the negative publicity forced him to sell his business. Also, the woman had a history of emotional instability and claims of sexual assault made to psychiatrists and police.
  • Astria Berwick (27) falsely accused the taxi driver Mohammed Asif (34) of sexually assaulting her at knifepoint in his cab. She slashed herself in the face with a knife in an effort to convince police that she had been attacked and groped. The cab journey had gone smoothly, except when he had to pull over in a lay-by to allow her to vomit. Berwick argued about the £17 fare when he picked her up (she only wanted to pay £11), which may be why she made the allegation against him. After the journey, she thanked him twice. He started out to return to base, but was arrested by police within 3 hours and taken to a police station in handcuffs. He was stripped and spent a day in a cell until officers eventually listened to the recording and discovered Berwick was lying. The driver said, "They took everything from me, including my clothes, and I was crying in the cell. I told them there was a recording on my phone - I was saying 'please check it'... The police raided my house and searched my taxi looking for the knife which she says I used to cut her with." He proved his innocence (notice "proved his innocence" in the news story, the media is not even hiding the judicial feminist bigotry anymore) with a smartphone app recording of their conversation, which was switched on because the CCTV in his cab was broken. The judge said the "wholly innocent" father-of-two (8, 14) was "saved" by his phone. (And not by the accuser's being probed for possible lies. So imagine what would have happened had the app been turned off.) Berwick gets a mere 16 months. Mr Asif said, "I have never been involved with the police. Now I am terrified if I pick a single lady up". "I think her sentence was too short. She could have completely ruined my life. She should have got 3 or 4 years at the very least." (Ah, he thinks he has more rights to his life and freedom than a dog.) By the way, on her Facebook page, Berwick says she is "honest as I don't like lying (that's probably my downfall, too honest)" and that she "enjoys a good joke (sometimes at other people's expense)". She also lists her favorite quotes as "Do unto others as they would do unto you" and "What comes around goes around".
  • Lesbian mother-of-two Angela England (42) and her female partner Jacqueline Scott didn't have enough cash for the £16 taxi-fare. Scott left her in the taxi to get money from a cash machine and didn't return (she had walked to their home). So, Angela claimed that the taxi driver raped her. The driver was arrested in front of his colleagues and forced to strip naked at a North Wales police station for intimate and "embarrassing" police examinations. He was held in a police station for 18 hours. His license was suspended and he lost about £2000 earnings. "While he was on bail he had no income and could not work as a taxi driver." He had to endure insults from customers in the street, who called him a "rapist" and a "bloody foreigner". His clients threw their money on the ground rather than handing it to him. "He could not sleep or eat during this time because of his anxiety. He was unable to work when he was released and could not face people for at least a week." The woman's claim that she was driven to a nearby school and raped was disproved by CCTV footage and the taxi's tracking device. She is now jailed for a mere 20 months. (The starting point for a prison sentence was already small - 3 years, but an additional partial pussy pass was awarded by the judge for the liar's having a vagina.)
    Mr Philpotts said, "It is his good fortune that the taxi company have tracking devices fitted to their vehicles" and did not add, "because the law is hopeless". Recorder Greg Bull QC did not forget to make the unsubstanciated claim about the unknown female victims from the future cases, "False allegation of rape is a terrible thing which affects not only the person against whom you make the accusation but it affects the prospects of women genuinely raped from receiving justice in their case" (as always, no evidence was cited for this 'fact').
  • A Swedish couple (20, 25) called for a cab to take them from a party in central Stockholm to the southern suburb of Haninge. On arriving at their destination, the pair hopped out of the taxi without paying. But the woman also forgot her purse in the taxi's back seat. When the couple tried to get the woman's purse back from the taxi driver, he threatened to go to the police if the couple didn't pay for their trip. But the driver didn't care about the fact that there was a superior human - a woman - in the couple. So instead of him, the couple called the police, and the woman reported that the cab driver raped her. Police stormed into the cab driver's home to arrest him. He says, "I felt like I'd lost all my rights [as if he had any to begin with, as a man against a woman] when I was suddenly arrested. I just wanted to get paid for the trip." Later when the woman learned that a surveillance camera mounted in the taxi had recorded the couple leaving the vehicle without paying, she recanted her story. The cab driver is now demanding compensation for indignity, lost income, as well as pain and suffering.
  • Edmonton cabbie Soner Yasa was falsely accused of sexual assault by 4 women (all 19). The women were intoxicated. One of them tried to light up a cigarette (smoking is illegal in taxi cab), and Yasa told her to put it out or risk a $500 fine. The women demanded Yasa stop the cab, got out, and refused to pay the $13 fare. Then they accused Yasa of sexually molesting them and called their friends. Yasa soon was surrounded by a "mob". Both Yasa and friends of the 4 women called police. However, what happened in the taxi was caught on a video camera Yasa had installed inside his car a couple of years before. So Yasa was not charged.
  • Actress Adriana Ferreyr (31) to be named in $5 million lawsuit for falsely accusing Columbia student of rape. The student claims that they had consensual sex after which Ferreyr called cops; the actress allegedly 'drew blood' when she tried to stop him from leaving.
  • Girl (15) accuses Dominic Scullion (16) of raping her (because of rejection, the boy claims). He was quizzed by cops and gave a DNA sample before being released pending further inquiries. 3 months after the rape claims emerged, Paul Caulfield (41) punched and repeatedly beat Dominic about the head as he lay unconscious on the ground.
  • Sharon Owers (45) falsely accused her ex-boyfriend - keen yachtsman Chris Sullivan - of raping her on her birthday on a pontoon at the nearby marina, after her current partner Craig Abernethy beat Sullivan up in a frenzied attack. Mr Sullivan was initially held for a day in police cells over Owers' false allegation. On CCTV, the lady was enjoying the party and having too much to drink. Owers circuited around the boatyard, sat down, and lay on the pontoon - That's all that had actually happened. Mr Sullivan told police that his "volatile" 2-year relationship with Owers had ended in 2004. In a statement read to the jury, he said she was a heavy drinker and a "free spirit" who would strip naked when she became drunk.
  • On 2013/01/01, a young woman (18) from Brasov, Romania, went straight to the General County Inspectorate of Police (IPJ) from Brasov to file a false rape charge, claiming that man (24, also from Brasov and had a long term relationship with the accuser) forced her to have sex with him on New Year's Night. So the Police proceeded to arrest him and began conducting the investigation. There was no rape. The Police released the guy on January 2. The woman was charged an administrative fine of 200 RON (almost 60 US dollars or 45 euros; to put in perspective, crossing the street when the red light is on is punishable by 150 RON), breaking the law regarding the fine and punishment for false accusations!
  • Kirsty Debanks (20) lied to the police that her ex-boyfriend Chris Newitt had raped her the day after she suffered a miscarriage and got home from hospital, and she wanted him to "pay for what he did". Mr Newitt was arrested and questioned in police custody for almost 6 hours and subjected to forensic testing. Officers visited her to begin the formal investigation but she told them she did not want to make a complaint only wanted the defendant to pay for what he did. She also refused a medical appointment and would not sign the officer's notebook to confirm her account. However, later on she called police to say that she did want to make the complaint. In interview she described the alleged attack to them, saying Mr Newitt's face was "pure evil". Her mother then called police and said something did not ring true in her daughter's account. After CCTV showed Newitt was innocent (he was in Oxford city centre with his brother at the time), she rang the police to say that she lied. She said she did that because her friend Tracy suggested her to make the false claim. "She appeared to show no remorse. In fact she smirked as she gave her account." She is jailed for 8 months. Lucy Ffrench, defending, said Debanks had suffered a difficult time, including the loss of her father to cancer and of her uncle in a freak accident, as well as other personal issues. (These apologists for the liars never get tired of making up excuses for getting a pussy pass.) As usual, the only (false) concern that the judge has is: "Those who suffer genuine rape are undermined by people like you" (as if they really are, while the law requires the courts to believe women at their word alone), and not about sufferings of the actual victims (the falsely accused men). Somehow, no matter what the actual case at hand is about (rape or false rape accusation), women have to be painted as the victims, always.
  • A feminist mom anonymously tells her story of how her son (called Robert in the story, not his real name) and a woman (called Sarah in the story, not her real name) had been dating for a couple of months, and then Sarah falsely accused her son of attempted rape. Sarah had been on serious medications for bi-polar disorder for most of that time. The mom has talked to therapists about bi-polar disorder, and one therapist told her that false accusations skyrocket when someone decides to go cold-turkey. But because of rape shield laws that have been in place since the early 80's, and because of defense lawyers' fear of seeming to be "victim bashing", these things more than likely will not be brought up. Nor can the mom and son bring up Sarah's litigious nature and her perception that a lot of other people, including a massage therapist, are out to hurt her. When Sarah contacted the police, a policewoman wired her up and had her call Robert at 9 PM one night. From the transcript of that call and through the words on the page, you can feel her desperation as she begs Robert to admit to something, anything that will "prove" her allegations. Despite no evidence, despite the fact that she is obviously a troubled woman, despite other attempts by her in the past to accuse people of hurting her in some way, despite her own admissions of wanting to sue others still, despite Robert's spotless record and the support of myriad women who have known him for years, the state has chosen to pursue this "case".
  • Bangu Balayi (18) brought a false rape charge to court against ex-boyfriend (25, nurse) of one-and-a-half-year who is also the father of her baby (2-month-old) out of fear of what her mother could have done to her had she found out that she had overslept at the man's house. When it was time to give evidence, she withdrew the matter and confessed to have framed the alleged rapist.
  • In Norway, an unnamed woman (37) has been sentenced to a year and a half in prison after she admitted to falsely accusing an innocent man of rape. She had contacted police on 2011/09/30, claiming to have been raped next to a church by an unknown man. Then on 2011/12/01, she went to the police again and claimed she had been raped again, this time naming the alleged perpetrator.
  • Feminist makes false sexual assault allegation, and then assaults the innocent man.
  • Sydney girl Annaleise Harris-Edwards (4) was abducted from a daycare center by her maternal grandmother Bronwyn Edwards, and has been missing now for a month. The kangaroo court had found that the girl's father was falsely accused of child sexual abuse by her mother, and ordered that the child live with her father. The father subsequently went to collect the child from a Sydney childcare center. She was nowhere to be seen. Bronwyn Edwards is driving a red-pink Hyundai Excel. Her husband claims he doesn't know her whereabouts, but says she's determined not to hand Annaleise back.
  • Woman makes false rape allegation against former major league slugger Jose Canseco (48). Canseco drew intense criticism for posting the false accuser's name and workplace. Some of the information was later removed, but he said at the time that he didn't regret posting it. "If you have nothing to hide, why hide it?" he said.
  • Co-founder of the iconic Canadian rock band Bachman-Turner Overdrive (BTO), Tim Bachman (59), was found not guilty of sex charges brought by Stacy Bohun (24) who was a foster child in his home. Bachman was accused of sexual assault, sexual touching, and sexual interference of a person under 14. Bohun had testified when she was between the ages of 11 and 14, she was in a "sick relationship" with him that involved groping her breasts, fondling, and caressing her buttocks and vaginal area, but never intercourse. The defence lawyer suggested Bohun may have imagined or visualized a sexual relationship with Bachman, which she now believes are real memories (in other words, a vagina syndrome). "I did not find Ms Bohun was a deliberately dishonest witness", said the judge.
  • Girl (10 now, 7 at that time) accused Daniel Kerr (51, of Palm Bay, he had custodial authority over her) of having sexual contact with her. He was charged with lewd and lascivious molestation. The girl recanted her allegations during the trial and said she lied. A jury still found him guilty. Senior Judge Lawrence Johnston acquitted Kerr.
  • Young model who says she was sexually assaulted by the photographer Anthony Douglas Glass (23) has admitted writing blog posts about being delusional, to having an imaginary friend (in short, a vagina syndrome), and to sending nude photographs to the accused by email and advertising on her profile on the Model Mayhem website that she was willing to do "pretty much anything".
  • Jade Leech (21) was unfaithful with her cousin's boyfriend Mr Khan and falsely accused him of rape. As if that was not enough, she also falsely claimed that it was her lover Husen Patel (23) who told her to make the false rape allegation to get Mr Khan in trouble. She has pleaded guilty to perverting the course of justice and is due to be sentenced at a later date.
  • Selena Velasquez (17) met a man (43) at a Cinco de Mayo party, and had consensual sex with him. She then blackmailed him with her legal weapon - the false rape claim. She tried to extort $1500 out of him. She told him she would call the police and claim he raped her if he didn't give her 3 payments of $500 over the next 3 Fridays. She then started showing up at his work, and also sending him text messages threatening violence on him and his daughter. The man contacted police who had him call her and got audio recording where they heard "the suspect clearly threatened and extorted the victim". The man agreed to pay Velasquez and made plans to meet at a local Wal-Mart where he would give her the first payment. Instead of $500 bucks, she was welcomed by a swarm of police officers and was arrested at the scene. Not to be a Lolita to be messed around with, Velasquez had also brought along some male muscle packing a pellet gun. Selena Velasquez was booked into the Santa Fe County Juvenile Detention Center and was released on Monday. Sgt Emmanuel Gutierrez, who probably sees any males as the perpetrators only, has different worries, "It was a consensual encounter.... There was no crime because the age of consent is 16, and he was not in a position of authority over her." Yep, there was "no crime" - well, the performer of the actual crime was not a male, after all.
  • Boy (14) had sex with the girl (15) in his bedroom, with 2 of their friends present. About a week later, the girl's mother took her to the police station to report this as rape. The incident was thoroughly investigated and the boy was arrested. But inconsistencies began to emerge in the girl's account. For example, she had claimed that no one else was in the room at the time, leading her to be convicted of attempting to pervert the course of justice by making a false allegation of rape. The boy still receives threats and abuse which make him fear for his safety, and even the other children who were in the room (one of whom gave evidence against the girl in court) have become more withdrawn.
  • Woman (20) complains of rape. The Rexburg Police Department finds that it was actually a consensual encounter. The woman admits she lied as she regretted having sex. Capt Randy Lewis said this is not an uncommon occurrence in Rexburg, "We run into that all the time". The woman won't face any charges for making the false claim, and police considers the matter closed.
  • Greene County woman Jamie Marie Gump (29) of Waynesburg falsely accused Trooper Robert Cree of rape, but when she was eventually confronted with the inconsistencies in her differing accounts of the alleged sexual assault, she admitted to fabricating the rape.
  • Woman pulled over for a traffic violation files a formal complaint with the police department claiming that the officer sexually assaulted her. But the whole thing was caught on tape by the police camera. Her lies are exposed.
  • Landen Gambill (college sophomore at the University of North Carolina, who has a long history of mental instability - including a suicide attempt) is being sent to the school's "Honor Court" and may be expelled for being "disruptive" or "intimidating" toward her boyfriend whom she accused of sexual assault while providing no evidence other than her words.
  • In his paper, "Patients Who Make False Accusations", Dr. Richard C W Hall cites a particular case in which: "We talked to a young borderline woman, who reported that she had made allegations to her county medical society that her psychiatrist had been sexually inappropriate with her. She reported that she was angry at him, that he had not given her the attention that she wanted, and that she made up the charges to get even. Although she candidly reported that he had never touched her, she said that she 'was sure that he wanted to'."
  • Former Victorian government minister Theo Theophanous is claiming a court victory over the woman who falsely accused him of rape. The woman and her family had moved to Greece and Mr Theophanous applied to the district attorney in Athens to pursue the case. Mr Theophanous and his wife traveled to Greece to give testimony. But the woman did not turn up, because it is not compulsory for the accused to appear. The woman was found guilty of criminal defamation and a 2-year jail sentence has been imposed. That sentence is probably unlikely to be carried out, however (surprise, surprise!) - There was an immediate appeal launched.
  • Juanita Broaddrick explosively charged President Clinton of raping her 21 years ago. The charges were never proved and the feminists, in their blatant hypocrisy, not only claimed that the woman was not lying (without any evidence, of course, just based on their ideology of falsehood - the feminism), but also advised the nation to forget about it move on (because they did not want to lose their pork dollars by alienating Clinton).
  • Girl who cherished to be an actress or a dancer said she was raped by the actor Michael Le Vell (48). Her mother told a court her daughter was "molested and abused" by him "on a regular basis and there have been a number of rapes". Mr Le Vell, who is on trial under his real name Michael Turner, denies 12 charges, including 5 of rape, saying she must be "joking". Mr Le Vell also faces 3 counts of indecent assault, 2 of causing a child to engage in sexual activity, and 2 of sexual activity with a child. The offences were allegedly committed between 2001 and 2010. The girl had attended a motivational speech by a woman who had been raped at an early age and went on to rebuild her life (she became a model). The defence lawyer said the girl had come back from the talk "excited" and told her family she was "part of a special group now", which a relative had said was "weird". (In short, she was indoctrinated into feminism and was ready to 'do her part' in 'ending the men, AKA, patriarchy', while achieving her cherished career.) Previously, a case against Mr Le Vell had been dropped by the Crown Prosecution Service in 2011, and the girl had subsequently contacted the police with further allegations. Breaking down in tears, the girl said the delay in reporting the offences was because she had "had a lot more flashbacks [and] I was very confused". The case continues.
    Update: The jury acquitted Michael Le Vell of several counts of rape and sexual assault against a child. As usual, the feminist bigots have created a "ibelieveher" Twitter hashtag saying that the girl must be believed at her word alone, even when the evidence indicates otherwise. According to these bigots, a man once accused of rape can never be innocent, it must be some loophole he used to come clean.
  • Aylar Lie and Lene Alexandra Oien make false sex claim with the super star Robbie Williams, who confirmed that while the two women came to his suite after the party, he only gave them his autograph, and nothing else happened.
  • Pamela Smith falsely accused Michael Jordan of fathering her struggle rapper son (17 now). She's been fined $9704.13, the cost of the NBA legend's legal bills, for her lie. (She got off cheap because... vagina.) She had demanded a DNA test, full custody, and child support.
  • The story of a schoolgirl (17) was nationally and internationally reported in the media as a fact rather than an allegation, in which she had claimed to have been abducted by 5 men from Merindah Street in Baulkham Hills after she left a house party in the early hours of March 3. She claimed the men raped her several times while driving her in their green-colored sedan for several hours, and then dumped her on a Castle Hill Street. She had given police vital information about her attackers and spent many hours with specialist rape victim counsellors and investigators, recounting the horrific ordeal. This gang rape was actually nothing more than a made up story that never occurred. It was "frustrating" that 10 full-time officers were diverted to the case. Police circulated a rough description of one of the men and launched Strike Force Mikkelsen comprising local detectives and Sex Crimes Squad investigators. The commander of the sex crimes squad, Detective Inspector John Kerlatec, said police arrived at the conclusion after holes emerged in their investigation, rather than after a confession from the girl. Dozens of people were questioned and the case placed suspicion on many men in the area, particularly those who drove cars similar to the one described. Some men were mentioned by others as potential suspects and investigated by police. However, Inspector Kerlatec stressed that the police will continue to witch hunt the men nevertheless, "we believe you [here, 'you' is the accusing female, not the accused male] when you walk through our door". People (read, females) who make false reports to police are usually given an opportunity to confess and escape punishment due to the [vagina syndromes] that often underlie such behaviour, police have told Fairfax in the past. It is understood that the police will not be pressing any charges against the girl, despite the thousands of dollars of vital resources that were wasted. This encourages the false accusers and justifies the police work, because, without the false accusations, what else would they do?
  • Bathinda gang-rape story fabricated by Gurveer Kaur (24) uncovered. The Moga woman, who was out on bail when she made up the story, had claimed that she was kidnapped from Chandigarh, and drugged and gangraped by 4 men who also filmed her naked before throwing her out of a moving car. Rohtash Kumar, who claimed to have brought the woman to hospital in her unconscious state, has also been arrested. The plan also involved consensual sex between Gurveer Kaur and Rohtash Kumar to make it easy to prove rape. Gurveer Kaur fabricated the story to frame her boyfriend Sunil Kumar's wife, who had got her into prison for attempted murder by poking with HIV-infected needles. A year ago, Gurveer and Sunil were charged with torturing Sunil's wife to the extent of sometimes even poking her with unsterilised needles, which gave her HIV-AIDS. The target became blind because of the repeated assault.
  • Former University of Nebraska women's basketball star Charlie Rogers (33, lesbian) faked an attack in which she carved anti-gay slurs into her skin. Rogers said 3 masked men broke into her home, and that one of them pinned her down while another sliced a cross into her chest, cut the front of her thighs and shins, and carved derogatory words in her arms and abdomen. She said they then rolled her onto her stomach and cut her buttocks, the back of her thighs, and the back of her right calf. She also said they tried to burn down her house. She crawled naked and bleeding from her Lincoln home, screaming for help. Genetic testing on evidence gathered at the crime scene undermines Rogers' account of what happened. Rogers had deleted numerous text messages she had sent the evening of the alleged attack, and bought cotton gloves, a box cutter, and zip ties from an Ace Hardware Store in Lincoln on July 17. (She had also sent a photo of a cross-shaped cut on her chest to a friend a few days before the reported attack.) Police found a pile of clothes, white knit gloves, and a red box cutter on the living room floor after the alleged attack. When confronted about the evidence weeks later, Rogers admitted to purchasing all of the items except the gloves. Rogers said the gloves didn't belong to her, but investigators determined that a lot of the DNA found inside the glove was Rogers' and that none of it came from a male. She pleaded not guilty to making a false police report and was released on her own recognizance.
  • An Italian girl (16) had promised her family she would remain a virgin until she married. After sleeping with her boyfriend, she falsely claimed she had been dragged behind a building and raped by two Gypsy men. So a splinter group of around 50 furious residents marched toward a nearby camp where they reportedly called for all women and children to leave before launching an arson attack, throwing firecrackers, and setting fire to caravans, shacks, and cars.
  • On 2005/04/08, the president of the Brevard, Fla., chapter of the National Organization for Women (NOW), Desiree Nall (23, a vocal feminist, then part-time Rollins College student) was charged by the Florida state attorney's office with filing a false rape report and making a false official statement. On 2004/11/17, Nall reported being raped in a campus bathroom by 2 men. (The alleged rape occurred during Sexual Assault Awareness Week, which was intended to highlight the issue of sexual violence against women.) Police put Rollins on 'high alert', advising students to remain indoors when possible. The dean immediately dispatched a campus-wide email to assure students that extra security measures were being taken. The police was skept: Nall could not assist with composite sketches, offered inconsistent details, and did not wish to press charges. An examination at a sexual assault treatment center produced no evidence of foreign DNA. Due to publicity and campus panic, however, a police investigation continued at a final estimated cost of more than $50000. The report of rape was judged a hoax. on November 19, Nall phoned and asked to have the case dropped. She confessed that she was "not a victim of a sexual batter". The police speculate that Nall may have been trying to "make a statement" about violence against women. NOW apparently wishes to maintain a distance from this case. Searching its website for the term "Nall" returns no results. (After all, NOW has argued that women do not lie about rape. This big lie is the foundation of the ideology of hate that is feminism.)
  • Silver Spring Township woman Cierra N Reyes-Benitez (25) lied to the police she was taken from the 6000 block of Carlisle Pike, and forced into a van by 2 men, who then drove her into a nearby alley where she said they sexually assaulted her. She gave them detailed descriptions, saying the men were husky with shaved heads and tattoos. She entered a guilty plea to one count of false reports - A misdemeanor of the third degree. She was sentenced to pay a $100 fine and $459 in court costs (whereas she could have faced a maximum sentence of 2 years in prison, and a $2000 fine). The Cumberland County District Attorney's Office dropped the more serious charge of unsworn falsification to authorities, a second-degree misdemeanor.
  • Army Private First Class Jessica Dawn Lynch made the most famous wartime false rape claim in the recent history. From 2003/03/23 to 2003/04/01, Lynch was a captive of Iraqi forces after her convoy was ambushed until she was rescued by US Special Operations Forces. 11 soldiers were killed in the ambush. Lynch originally was hailed as a hero. It was said that she battled fiercely, and was raped by the enemy, that she was rescued under dire circumstances. None of this was true. Lynch never fired a shot because her rifle jammed. By the time US forces arrived, the hospital was undefended. And Iraqi hospital staffers had earlier tried to sneak her to safety in an ambulance, but turned back when suspicious US soldiers opened fire. The rape claim was more problematic. According to Lynch's official biography, for which Lynch and Pulitzer Prize winner Rick Bragg split a $1 million advance, Lynch was raped by her captors. Lynch had no memory of any sexual assault. "In the book, author Rick Bragg writes that scars on Lynch's body and medical records indicate she was sodomized, but that Lynch recalls nothing: 'Jessi lost 3 hours. She lost them in the snapping bones, in the crash of the Humvee, in the torment her enemies inflicted on her after she was pulled from it.'" According to feminist Susan Faludi in "The Terror Dream: Myth and Misogyny in an Insecure America" (which is nothing but an unvarnished male bashing), Lynch "was adamantly opposed to including the rape claim in the book... But, she said, Bragg eventually wore her down. 'He told me that people need to know that this was what can happen to women soldiers.'" In fact, the rape was pure speculation, and the doctors and nurses who treated Lynch denied it. So Ms Lynch apparently knew that a crucial claim about her life was false, yet she allowed it to be included in a biography about her, and then she tried to blame someone else. According to Faludi, the rape claim put the Lynch story, which had grown cold, back in the headlines, and landed Lynch a Time magazine cover story.
  • A Palos Heights, Stagg High School senior, southwest suburban girl (17) made up an abduction, rape story, claiming that her attacker was an olive-skinned man between 35 and 40, which stoked anti-Arab sentiment in the area and sparked a widespread manhunt. The girl had twice texted a friend earlier in the evening, telling him she had spotted a suspicious customer lurking outside the store looking at her. She claimed that when the suspicious man returned as she was closing the store, she called her friend and asked him to come get her. When the friend arrived at the store minutes later, she was missing and her possessions were scattered on the ground outside. The friend called 911 and police immediately began searching for the girl. Officers were at the girl's home interviewing her parents when she walked up the driveway, dishevelled and barefoot, claiming to have been raped. The girl joined the hunt for her "attacker" in the following days, handing out fliers to passers-by on Harlem Avenue, against police advice. The investigation - which attracted the interest of the "America's Most Wanted" TV show - is estimated to have cost in excess of $200000 so far. The girl could now face charges of filing a false police report and obstructing justice.
  • University of California, Santa Barbara student Morgan Triplett (20) claimed she was raped in broad daylight on the campus Santa Cruz campus of the University (which she had been visiting for an LGBT conference), setting off a frantic 11-day search for her supposed attacker. In truth, she had placed an abuser-wanted advertisement on Craigslist, soliciting a person to "punch, kick, and bruise her in exchange for sex".
  • Ottawa police said the alleged daytime sexual assault of a girl (16) in the city's Barrhaven neighbourhood never happened. According to the initial report, the alleged victim was forced into an older, red SUV on Tartan Drive, threatened with a handgun, and sexually assaulted before being dropped off at the Fallowfield Road Park and Ride lot. This launched an extensive police investigation and put Barrhaven residents on high alert.
  • Brooklyn nun Mary Turcotte lied to the cops that she was raped. She claimed a thug ambushed her, choked her until she passed out, and dragged her - in her habit - 8 blocks. She said that she awoke in the snow with her underwear down and her breasts exposed, and that she was treated at a hospital and sought counsel from her Mother Superior. Cops released a sketch of the rapist, but later Turcotte recanted, her excuse was that she needed a story to cover up a real sexual encounter: bedding a shop worker she sneaked into the convent through the back door. Police have not charged her with any crime.
  • To convince her husband that they need to move to a better neighborhood, Laurie Ann Martinez (36) committed quite an elaborate hoax by staging a home invasion and sexual assault. She created a scene in her Sacramento home that appeared as if someone ransacked the place and attacked her. She split her own lip and had her friend Nicole Snyder (33) wear boxing gloves to punch her in the face. The two women also removed 2 laptop computers, credit cards, a video game console, purse, and camera from Martinez's home and hid them at Snyder's place. She rubbed sandpaper on her knuckles, ripped her blouse off to expose her top, dropped her pants to the ankles, and "urinated on herself to make officers believe she had lost consciousness". Then she made a frantic 911 call.
  • Wigan woman Deborah Davies (35) falsely cried rape and was arrested for perverting the course of justice. On arrest, she brazenly said, "That's why women don't report rape". But having maintained her innocence during 4 interviews, she then admitted her lies when confronted with all the flaws in her story and claimed she did it because she "wanted some attention". The police had been told a woman had been raped by one man and subjected to an attempted rape by a second stranger in an alleyway off Wigan Road. The scene behind Mad Jack's and Queen's Theatre nightclubs were sealed off and an incident tent was erected to preserve the scene in bad weather while forensic experts scoured the area for clues. Officers stood guard at the scene for 15 hours, house-to-house inquiries were made, the "victim" was given a physical examination at the specialist St Mary's Hospital in Manchester, and CCTV footage was studied. While the victim herself was quite plausible, it was the film footage which first aroused suspicions. It gave a good view of the scene and showed no such attack taking place.
  • In March 2006, girl (15) told the Conway Police that a man had broken into her home and raped her. Investigators later discovered that the girl made up the allegations. Charges of filing a false police report were filed against the girl.
  • Greenbrier girl (11) will face charges in juvenile court for filing a false police report after telling her family and members of the Greenbrier Police Department that she had been abducted and raped by a man in a black vehicle, and that she managed to get away from her alleged attacker. She later confessed that she was lying. Greenbrier Police Chief Lt Gene Earnhart confirmed that personnel had dedicated hundreds of hours to the case.
  • Wendy Kay Dale (40) in Tuscaloosa arrested after she made a false report of rape that was said to have happened on Kicker Road. The woman reported she had been pulled over by a man she thought was a police officer in an unmarked Crown Victoria with blue and red flashing lights in the grill. She told police the man raped her at gunpoint, but it was later found she had made up the story.
  • Outspoken female liberal student Meghan Lanker-Simons created a fake Facebook account featuring a male profile, and using that account, anonymously submitted a post that was published a Facebook page, making it look like a threat of sexual violence against her by a conservative male. Then she reported the post to university administrators and campus police. Police obtained a warrant to search her computer and found substantial evidence verifying that the offending Facebook post came from her computer, while the computer was in her possession. Pamela Kandt with the Episcopal Women's Caucus said Lanker-Simons is an innocent victim, and that she believes the police "have bullied her and they have pulled a bluff". Regardless, "The fact that the Facebook post apparently was a fabrication does not change the necessity for continued vigilance in reassuring that we have a campus where everyone feels safe", spokesman Chad Baldwin said in a statement. Apparently, by "everyone" he means "everyone except males". Other people have somewhat sane views about the incident but they too revolve around women only, with no regard to the rights and safety of men in the cases of false accusations by women.
  • Other assorted cases: Under the column heading "Military/Academy Cases" on this site.

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