This is a tale of two news reports found on foxcarolina.com, and it is also a cautionary tale for all men and boys. The police and the news media have handed women and girls the keys to your freedom, gentlemen. Females alone have the power to make accusations that are instantly, unquestionably, believed. Rape has become so terribly politicized that to refuse to unquestionably believe the woman or girl who claims it is considered immoral. And if those accusations name a specific male as the supposed rapist, or if a specific male is targeted as part of the police investigation into the lies, the lies can have you arrested and jailed, and your life could be destroyed forever.
Tell me truthfully, liberal pundits and rape feminsts: for what other lie do police and the news media so frequently and readily believe an average citizen? Here's a hint: none.
To say that these two news reports are typical would be a gross understatement. Read the first story -- neither the police nor the news media express any doubt that the woman is telling the truth. The police act as nothing more than the false accuser's stenographers. Picture the scene at the police station: "Just dictate the accusation for me, dear -- do it slowly so I can get it word for word, just the way you want." And the news media -- being true "journalists" and all -- are nothing more than the police's stenographers. They don't bother to do their own investigation into what the police told them (because, hey, why should they do their own investigation? After all, they're only paid reporters). The "journalists" think they have done their job merely by finding someone they can interview who can tell the world how scary the rape claim is.
You see, when it comes to rape, political correctness passes for police work, and fear-mongering passes for journalism. What chance does an innocent male have when false accusers can use the police and the news media as swords to give teeth to their lies?
STORY ONE: NOVEMBER 12, 2009:
Man Sought In Taylors Sexual Assault
Deputies: Woman Attacked While Walking Dog
TAYLORS, S.C. -- Sheriff's deputies in Greenville County are searching for a man who they said sexually assaulted a woman who was walking her dog early Tuesday morning.
Investigators said that the attack occurred in the Pebble Creek community at about 12:30 a.m., FOX Carolina News reported.
Deputies said that the woman was walking her dog near the golf course when she was attacked by a tall man wearing a dark, hooded sweatshirt.
Area residents told Fox Carolina News that it's not unusual to see runners or neighbors walking their dogs in the Pebble Creek area.
Resident Brenda Newman said she and her dog Otis often enjoy walks.
"In the morning, though, when I have walked, I have carried pepper spray," she said.
Deputies said they want area residents to be even more cautious by walking in groups and not alone.
"Makes you a little scared and a little paranoid about the area you live in. I'm just concerned," Newman said.
Ivestigators said the attacker didn't have a weapon, but somehow overpowered the woman.
"I think anywhere you have to be aware, anywhere you go. There are people out there ready to prey on you," said Newman.
Now, not only will her dog Otis join her for walks, some extra protection will come along, too.
"You just have to be aware of what you're doing and your surroundings," Newman said.
Anyone with information about the attack is urged to call Greenville County Crime Stoppers at 23-CRIME.
STORY TWO: DECEMBER 8, 2009
Deputies: Taylors Woman Lied About Rape
Woman Charged With Filing False Report
GREENVILLE, S.C. -- Greenville County deputies said that a Taylors woman was arrested on Tuesday after she lied about a rape in the Pebble Creek neighborhood in November.
Deputies said that 23-year-old Kathryn Isbell turned herself in to authorities at the Greenville County Law Enforcement Center just before noon.
Isbell told deputies that a man wearing a hooded sweatshirt sexually assaulted her while she was walking her dog around midnight on Nov. 10. She told investigators that the man told her that he would be watching her and that if she contacted authorities he would kill her.
Deputies said that Isbell did not call law enforcement until 3 p.m. on Nov. 10.
Authorities said that Isbell's actions prevented detectives from directing their attention toward victims of real crimes while they focused on her reported rape.
Isbell was charged with filing a false police report.
The motive behind Isbell's lie was not immediately known, deputies said.
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11 comments:
Excellent!
Here is a link to the story in case anyone thinks Archivist made this up, which is always very unlikely.
http://www.tribunetimes.com/article/20091208/NEWS01/91208010/1144/TRIBUNETIMES
Good job Archivist and you are welcome, as always.
Belated thanks, Anon! I just saw your link.
Anonymous - "Here is a link to the story..."
and from that linked story - "Greenville County sheriff’s deputies said they had no information about a motive.
“We may never know,” Lt. Shea Smith said.
Isbell said not a single word during her arraignment at the Greenville County Detention Center."
It always helps to better understand FRA's when the accuser explains their motives for having done so.
Here, Kathryn E. Isbell refuse to explain herself. So, as I'm prone to do, I end up speculating as to what went on. Here's my guess as to her motivations:
Looking at the picture of Kathryn Isbell attached to the story, it is hard to imagine that the attractive 23-year old has any trouble getting plenty of attention, so it would seem unlikely that attention seeking was her motive.
She doesn't name a person, so revenge also seems unlikely.
This leaves me to speculate that, once again, this is a case of an FRA as a CYA measure.
We are told very little about Isbell, but I'd guess that she has a boyfriend - and that she was stepping out on said boyfriend. Something transpired that required her to account for her time away (who walks their dog at 12:30 AM*?), and perhaps a disheveled look (ala Danmell Ndonye); thus the favorite of woman needing a quick get-out-of-whatever-card, the FRA.
Anyway, that's my speculation.
[* I notice that the "out walking the dog story" has now morphed into "out looking for the dog", as the walking the dog at 12:30 AM made little sense.]
Were it not for the media you'd have no FRA reports. Anything to the contrary is a blatant lie. Uhhh Archi better start over on that one.
Uhhhhhh.....anon 3:03, I'm probably not the only one here asking:
What the hell are you saying? That made no sense at all.
slwerner said...
"This leaves me to speculate that, once again, this is a case of an FRA as a CYA measure".
Dec 10, 2009 12:21:00 PM
I fell kind of embarassed to ask but, what Does CYA mean?
Fell should be feel ( I am having troble speelling this evening).
Anonymous - "I fell kind of embarassed to ask but, what Does CYA mean?"
Acronym for Cover Your Ass(ets).
I used it in my earlier post to relate a probable scenario for this FRA to those made by others (i.e. Danmell Ndonye at Hofstra) wherein the liar finds that they are about to be discovered in their misdeeds, and quickly makes a claim of having been raped - something which women know men have a HUGE reaction to when they are lead to believe that someone they know has been attacked.
"I know what it looks like, but I wasn't cheating on you, I got raped!"
"I think anywhere you have to be aware, anywhere you go. There are people out there ready to prey on you," said Newman.
Yes, false rape accusers.
"You just have to be aware of what you're doing and your surroundings," Newman said.
Yes, we're surrounded by women. Every one of them a potential false accuser!
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