Wednesday, May 20, 2009

Woman's rape lie provokes husband to beat falsely accused man to death

Once unleashed, a rape lie is often impossible to control or to undo, and it can have disastrous, sometimes fatal consequences, as in the case below this comment. This case reminds me of this one. It also illustrates something that is typically overlooked by feminists and false rape claim apologists: men detest rape, and when they hear that a loved one has been raped, they react with an anger typically surpassing that of the victim. This, of course, is contrary to the feminist canard that men don't take rape seriously. On the contrary, men seem far more likely to over-react, as in this tragic case. If the evidence referenced below is true, the woman who told the rape lie should be prosecuted for murder. The husband was merely the instrument she wielded, ever so expertly.

Woman 'provoked husband to beat man to death

A Plymouth woman provoked her new husband to beat a man to death after spending her wedding night with the victim, a court has heard.

Wendy Shobrook and her husband Barry Johnson went on a drinking binge after their marriage on June 9 last year, the court was told.

The couple then had a row at their home, resulting in Shobrook setting fire to Johnson’s bed and screaming he should “burn in hell”.

Plymouth Crown Court heard that as the blaze ravaged the property, Shobrook, 40, ran away to spend her wedding night with George Auchterlonie, with whom Johnson believed she was having an affair.

The following day Shobrook rang Johnson and said that Mr Auchterlonie, 45, had tried to rape her and steal her money.

Martin Meeke QC, prosecuting, said the claims were false and she had set up Mr Auchterlonie for “the beating which he got”.

He said: “The night before she had set fire to the bed in which her new husband was lying.

“She had left him on their wedding night, gone to spend the night at the address of a man who he believed she was having an affair with.

She knew how he was likely to react. She let Johnson in, she set up George Auchterlonie for a beating.”

Johnson, 40, and Shobrook, of Clowance Street, both deny a charge of murdering George Auchterlonie between June 9 and 14.

Shobrook has pleaded guilty to arson being reckless as to whether the life of another would be endangered on June 9, 2008 at a property in Clowance Street.

Link: http://www.thisisplymouth.co.uk/news/Woman-provoked-husband-beat-man-death/article-1005760-detail/article.html

10 comments:

Norm said...

"the woman who told the rape lie should be prosecuted for murder. The husband was merely the instrument she wielded, ever so expertly."

sorry, that only happens when the rolls are reversed - when a man is directing a woman, like in a case of murder I read about a couple years ago.

Pierce Harlan said...

Gee, Norm -- did you see the "should"? We can dream, can't we?

Anonymous said...

This reminds me of the woman in Texas who cried rape after her husband discovered her with her lover in the lover's truck. The husband shot the lover because his wife cried rape. She is in prison.

Anonymous said...

This case further illustrates how false rape accustions are very serious and very dangerous.

Anonymous said...

A rape accusation is the trigger for a klan like mob hysteria mentality, and to abuse this power is callous and barbaric, and should have very real legal consequences.
The degree of hysteria / violence is directly related to the amount of faulty and inflammatory agitation propaganda that the public is exposed to.
The hardest thing for some guys to realize is that there simply are not rapes around every closed door. women/ girls (new gender feminists)usurp an irrational degree of hysteria power when society is hysterical about rapes that simply are not happening.
Stop the flow of faulty and inflammatory misinformation, and you will diffuse the gender feminist Klan/mob mentality.

Anonymous said...

We need to protect innocent men not only from false convictions but also from being discriminated against just on the basis of a charge or accusation. This is an epidemic of falsehood coming straight out of the crotch of the feminist movement and we must put a stop to it.

Norm said...

first anon,

yes I remember reading about that truck incident. I think it was on mensactivism.org.

Norm said...

"A rape accusation is the trigger for a klan like mob hysteria mentality"

the only more sensitive trigger is a child molestation allegation. Or for that matter even looking at a kid. You might as well be chased by the Mafia, or by a group of terrorist banshees wielding pick-axes.

Anonymous said...

True and correct Norm. I know of that very well as I was falsely accused of indecent exposure to a minor. If the two boy's parents actually believed it happened, they would have gottem a warrant and hed it investigated, instead of simply coming to my home with an armed mob and threatening my life and then having on of their ilk call the police and claiming I went to their home and waved a gun at them and having my life ruined.

Anonymous said...

I have lived in the same neighborhood for over thirty years and the thought of doing such a thing has never even crossed my mind.