Athos
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That's undoubtedly the subtext.Woman aren't allowed to like a drink and fun in bed...if they do it means they probably consented to sex with someone they don't remember being there...
That's undoubtedly the subtext.Woman aren't allowed to like a drink and fun in bed...if they do it means they probably consented to sex with someone they don't remember being there...
The point is that it was argued that it made his account of what happened more credible (though I disagree).That's what I don't understand and I assume there were long legal arguments where judges concluded it was relevant to the case - but from what's reported it doesn't seem to be that important. As I understand it she doesn't remember what happened that night so I would imagine that would be the central area of consideration in the case; not what sort of sex she enjoys.
The point is that it was argued that it made his account of what happened more credible (though I disagree).
That and the supposed inability to remember it the next day . Or am I wrong on that detail ?
Ahh sorry, if you mean people you though better of, that's a bit different. Yeah that's horrible when some one you think is OK comes out with some right shit.I knew it existed, of course. But the extent of it is what's shocked me. Men and women (whom is previously regarded as pretty sound) down my local calling her a "lying slut" and saying she deserves to go to prison.
Well the other problem we have is that everyone is prejudiced as to how someone behaves under the influence by how they behave under the influence.Woman aren't allowed to like a drink and fun in bed...if they do it means they probably consented to sex with someone they don't remember being there...
You realise that this isn't the case with the first witness, right? Only the second....the questions about evidence coming to light after the offer of a reward ...
What really fucks me of is that these people obviously know nothing of the case. It's just an excuse to vent their mysogyny and hatred.I knew it existed, of course. But the extent of it is what's shocked me. Men and women (whom is previously regarded as pretty sound) down my local calling her a "lying slut" and saying she deserves to go to prison.
The social media stuff, I don’t condone whatsoever. I don’t agree with it. It’s not been easy for her. I know that. I think it was a situation that got taken out of our hands from an early stage. She never said anybody raped her. She said she had a blackout but that didn’t mean, like it was said in court, that she didn’t consent. My behaviour that night was not acceptable – but it wasn’t a crime.’
There is a basic but widespread misunderstanding out there that she made a false accusation of rape. Again, people not acquainting themselves with the facts.I knew it existed, of course. But the extent of it is what's shocked me. Men and women (whom is previously regarded as pretty sound) down my local calling her a "lying slut" and saying she deserves to go to prison.
The road to hell is paved with good intentionsThis is so awful, so counterproductive. There seem to be a lot of people doing what she's doing, well intentioned maybe but exacerbating massively the problem they're trying to help with.
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I don't think the fact that she couldn't remember it the next day was ever disputed.
There is a basic but widespread misunderstanding out there that she made a false accusation of rape. Again, people not acquainting themselves with the facts.
You realise that this isn't the case with the first witness, right? Only the second.
As I posted last night, the first came forward to the police on the day of Evan's conviction and his statement was taken a month later. That was before the reward was offered.
Again, this is all in the transcript that nobody seems to have bothered to read.
The first of the new witnesses statements was confined solely to that point, and was deemed irrelevant and inadmissible.No I meant on the other occasions with these men..or one or other of them .
Yes, one of the men said that she woke up and asked him what had happened the night before.No I meant on the other occasions with these men..or one or other of them .
The spat's not really about this. Bellend knows he's wrong here. He is the biggest cunt in the world, bar none. Our history goes back years.You're both coming across as a bit silly with this spat, on this thread in particular. Especially in light of Trashpony having shared what happened to her.
Again, this is a misunderstanding that is dealt with in the judges transcript. The detail that they gave was not reported when they gave their statements.....that the evidence came to light after both his account had been made public and after a reward had been offered.
This is explained in the CA's judgment. He made contact with the defence because the complainant had sex with him two weeks after her encounter with Evans and he found this surprising/alarming. The defence solicitor did not ask him for the detail and he didn't volunteer it (which makes sense, given that it was the fact that sex had taken place that concerned him rather than the specifics). The evidence about positions, language and memory loss was only obtained when he was thoroughly interviewed later.At the time he came forward, there was no mention of what was later allowed as new evidence; that was added some time later.
This is true, but the appeal court judges knew about it.I'm not sure that is how the new evidence was used; the witness had made that point in a statement before the first trial, but the defence decided not call him.
Again, this is a misunderstanding that is dealt with in the judges transcript. The detail that they gave was not reported when they gave their statements.
No it doesn't.Woman aren't allowed to like a drink and fun in bed...if they do it means they probably consented to sex with someone they don't remember being there...
No it doesn't.
That's not what I meant. It was about what was reported.Hang on, I'm not sure you've got a handle on what the transcript says. The witnesses first made statements about her liking doggie and being vocal on 09/09/13 and 03/12/15. Both considerably later than the conviction. Both witnesses failed to mention those points when providing their first statements (years earlier). By the time they made the latter statements, Evans' version of events was on record, and the rewards had been offered.
This is so awful, so counterproductive. There seem to be a lot of people doing what she's doing, well intentioned maybe but exacerbating massively the problem they're trying to help with.
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I said made public. It had been. See para 38.That's not what I meant. It was about what was reported.
You said that doggie style and "fuck me harder" had been reported in the press. They never were. The judges said that that detail was almost identical to Evans' evidence and that it had not been reported at the time of the statements.
Yes sorry, I edited after you quoted. Will look at p38.I said made public. It had been. See para 38.
Another argument could be that this hasn't been the thrust of the defence case at the time of the first statements.This is explained in the CA's judgment. He made contact with the defence because the complainant had sex with him two weeks after her encounter with Evans and he found this surprising/alarming. The defence solicitor did not ask him for the detail and he didn't volunteer it (which makes sense, given that it was the fact that sex had taken place that concerned him rather than the specifics). The evidence about positions, language and memory loss was only obtained when he was thoroughly interviewed later.
The defence made the point in the CA that, if his evidence was fabricated or part of a conspiracy to exonerate Evans, why didn't he provide all of the detail from the outset? The innocent explanation - that he didn't say because he wasn't asked - is credible.