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lawschool09 wrote:

I've been doing research on a few cases in Clarksville. I keep running past a specific name, to protect her privacy I won't give it. However, she has repeatedly accused black men of sexual assault. In the past 3 years alone she has accused atleast 4 men of this crime.. I was just wondering why she keeps getting away with it? Who is not stopping her? Why is she doing this? Surely someone has noticed?

lawschool09 wrote:

I've been doing research on a few cases in Clarksville. I keep running past a specific name, to protect her privacy I won't give it. However, she has repeatedly accused black men of sexual assault. In the past 3 years alone she has accused atleast 4 men of this crime.. I was just wondering why she keeps getting away with it? Who is not stopping her? Why is she doing this? Surely someone has noticed?

good question wrote:

<quoted text> I don't have a clue who you are talking about but there is something shady about someone who keeps getting sexually assaulted over and over especially by different people. When you look at the situation you only have one common denominator in the alleged crimes and no one is that irresistable that they keep getting raped.
That's my opinion.

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FYI wrote:

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Wish you could have heard the Dr. in the recent trial and her BS. False accusations are rampant by people who are getting divorces or who just gets mad at someone. But when they get caught, there is a law against it now. Most false accusations appear to come from nasty divorce cases to gain child custody leverage. If a person is getting a divorce when these charges suddenly come up--it should be automatically suspect that it is being done for child custody leverage. If you falsely accuse someone, it is a State Jail term which carries hefty penalties both monetarily and prison time. Red River County likely knows nothing about that law or they would be investigating better. And they would not be so ready to take the charges against someone especially at the time of divorce.

Get Val Outta Office wrote:

<quoted text>One cannot, in all honesty, use the word law and red river county in one sentence. It is an Oxymoron hahahahahahaha!

Sally wrote:

Lawschool09 I think I know who you are talking about. Whats her initials?

FYI wrote:

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Wish you could have heard the Dr. in the recent trial and her BS. False accusations are rampant by people who are getting divorces or who just gets mad at someone. But when they get caught, there is a law against it now. Most false accusations appear to come from nasty divorce cases to gain child custody leverage. If a person is getting a divorce when these charges suddenly come up--it should be automatically suspect that it is being done for child custody leverage. If you falsely accuse someone, it is a State Jail term which carries hefty penalties both monetarily and prison time. Red River County likely knows nothing about that law or they would be investigating better. And they would not be so ready to take the charges against someone especially at the time of divorce.

Bea wrote:

Don't think the jury was one bit impressed with her and I sure wasn't. She has a lot to learn yet.

Bea wrote:

Yep and that Buttermilk Pie is for celebrating.

Opie wrote:

<quoted text>Golly Geeee Aunt Bea! you are right. Pa said Otis was smarter than the DA. Holy Cow , the DA is left holding the bag!

lawschool09 wrote:

S.S.

hmmm wrote:

<quoted text> Is she white?

hmmm wrote:

<quoted text> Is she white?

hmmm wrote:

<quoted text> Is she white?