Jitss617
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And you can’t read lolOh, what victim did I blame?Victim blaming I’m not surprisedGreat example... I never said I believed her because there was no proof to back her claims.Not only were the CP5 confessions largely inconsistent with reality, like those claiming it occurred a mile and a half away at the reservoir... or claiming they were holding down her arms when she was found with her hands tied...
Not only were the CP5 confessions inconsistent with each other, like one saying she was hit with a barehand, another saying she was hit with a rock, another saying she was hit with a lead pipe, and another saying she was hit with a break...
But some of them were inconsistent with their own accounts, like Wise at one point saying Raymond Santana was the first one to rape her -- but then later saying it was Steve Lopezwho was first.
Nearly everything they described was wrong. They said her bra was ripped off, it wasn't. They said her legs were cut with a knife, they weren't. They said they held her arms out, her hands were tied over her face. None of them mentioned she was cut in the face with something sharp, she was. None of them said she was gagged, she was. One of them mentioned two others that were there, a tall black kid and a Puerto Rican wearing a hoodie, no one else mentioned they were there.
Their accounts were so far from reality because they made them up after detectives, desperate to solve that case, convinced them and their parents others were accusing them and the best way, and quickest way, out was to accuse them back.
How does this compare to other gang rapes, where different perspectives and the well known inability of people to remember shit in proper order, leads to imperfect match ups?
In the Kavanaugh gang rape case, none of Kav's DNA was found on Ford or the other accusers, yet it was still enough for libs to condemn him