To cover up her affair, she cries rape. Once again we see a false claim used to cover up for bad behavior.
Police: Suspect was trying to cover affair
Murphy – A Cherokee County woman has been charged with making a false report to a law enforcement agency after claiming she was kidnapped and raped.
The Murphy Police Department was contacted about 3:30 a.m. Feb. 8 by Marissa Ann Lovingood, 34, who reported that she was kidnapped at the intersection of Andrews and Pleasant Valley roads near the Hampton Inn between 11:30 p.m. and midnight Feb. 7, Murphy Police Chief Justin Jacobs said.
Lovingood told police two masked gunmen wearing black clothing got into her vehicle while it was stopped, held a gun to the back of her head and told her not to scream, Jacobs said. The gunmen then made her drive to a location near a business and raped her, but Lovingood told police she never saw their faces. “After questioning Mrs. Lovingood multiple times, her story kept changing,” Jacobs said.
“At one time she advised that she never stopped for the stop sign at the listed intersection and that two teenage males came running up beside her vehicle and got in. One of the teenage males then held a silver handgun to the back of her head and drove to a location near Heritage Propane. Multiple law enforcement officers from the Cherokee County Sheriff’s Office, Victim’s Advocate and Murphy Police Department tried to locate the males as well as the location of the rape but were unable to.”
Jacobs said during the investigation and after speaking with several family members, Lovingood said she made up the story to keep her husband from learning about an affair she was having with a man from Graham County and explain why she was late getting home.
Lovingood went to the Murphy Police Department on Feb. 9 and gave a voluntary statement regarding her false report. She was arrested and released under a $2,000 secured bond.
“Given the unfortunate circumstances regarding the abduction of Kristi Cornwell last year, we take incidents like this very seriously and without delay,” Jacobs said. “Due to her false report, many manpower hours were lost investigating an incident that the [woman] knew was untrue.”
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Let's hope for jail time for this pig.
Again we see that it is falls into the category of the NEED FOR AN ALIBI to cover up her own bad behavior.
As Kanin has said:
“These false allegations appear to serve three major functions for the complainants: providing an alibi, seeking revenge, and obtaining sympathy and attention. False rape allegations are not the consequence of a gender-linked aberration, as frequently claimed, but reflect impulsive and desperate efforts to cope with personal and social stress situations.” ( Kanin EJ. Arch Sex Behav. 1994 Feb;23(1):81-92 False rape allegations. )
It seems that the need for an alibi false accusation cases are the majority as they were in The Scottsboro Boys case, Duke Lacrosse, and Hofstra.
lol again?
Yep. Again. As in "has happened before."
OT: Testimonial Minefield: An Overview Of Interrogation Techniques Utilized By Attorneys During Adversarial Questioning And Cross-Examination
http://www.ipt-forensics.com/journal/volume13/j13_2_3.htm
For those of you falsely accused that may be facing trial, the above may be useful.
OT:
What mental health professionals do to those in Prison
Behind Prison Walls
http://www.ipt-forensics.com/journal/volume9/j9_1_2.htm
The gender feminist / law enforcement perverted Alliance of the last 15-20 years is now paying dividends.
The Now perverted law enforcement protocol of "No punishment" for false rape accusers...(and in my case my false rape accuser was even given a substantial amount of cash), has in fact led to a "false rape accusation culture".
GET GENDER FEMINISM AND THEIR PERVERTED STATISTICS, AND MANUFACTURED MISINFORMATION OUT OF OUR LEGAL SYSTEM, it is not only a perversion, but is unconstitutional.
”...claiming she was kidnapped and raped.”
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”Jacobs said during the investigation and after speaking with several family members, Lovingood said she made up the story to keep her husband from learning about an affair she was having with a man from Graham County and explain why she was late getting home.”
Well, yet another alibi FRA including kidnapping. I'm going to have to continue on with my musing that there may well be more instance of false kidnap-FRA's (for alibi) than there are actual kidnap-rapes.
@ slwerner
well, most integers are greater than 1...
AfOR - "well, most integers are greater than 1"
??? Not exactly sure what you're trying to say here?
Anyway, what I was alluding to with particular respect to this case was the mention of one other apparent abduction case in the area of this false one.
Perhaps the author of the story brought it up simply to point out the waste of time and resources; or, perhaps to try to balance out one womans False kidnapping-FRA with another that seems to be legit; but, for whatever reason, we were treated to:
“Given the unfortunate circumstances regarding the abduction of Kristi Cornwell last year, we take incidents like this very seriously and without delay,”
Turns out Kristi Cornwell has been missing for many months, and was presumed abducted. But the case is unsolved, and some are now even suggesting she may have even staged her own disappearance (I cannot speak to the credibility of this possibility, but after so long, with no leads, the questions do tend to get asked).
So, what it boils down to is, within this one given region, and within time span of months, we have two possible incidents of adduction (and possible rape and/or murder).
We know one of them to have been absolutely falsified, and the other remains unknown. In this one instance, in this one geographical location, and in this one time span, it does appear that the number of false kidnap-rapes IS equal to or greater than the number of actual kidnap-rapes.
I don't know if this would emerge as a visible pattern if examined in more locals, but with relatively few reports of kidnap-rapes (in the overall number of reported rapes), and with so many turning out to be alibi's (I suppose it would be sheer stupidity to claim date-rape if a woman was out cheating on her husband), I'm seriously beginning to wonder how the number of confirmed kidnap-rapes compares to the number of known to be false.
AfOR said:
"@ slwerner
well, most integers are greater than 1..."
Zero is an integer and negative numbers, too. I wish we could have negative numbers of false accusations! Of course, those would not be integers but imaginary numbers as the gender feminists would have to square a root somewhere.
Oops! Important caveat to what I'm suggesting here.
I'm specifically talking about those instances in which a woman survives to report a kidnapping and rape.
Obviously, a significant portion of actual kidnap-rapes also end in murder.
So, to better state my thoughts on the matter, I should phrase it:
I wonder if the number of women who falsely report their kidnap-rapes is actually greater than the number of women who report their actual (real) incidents of being kidnapped and raped.
I think this has an enhance importance because and actual violent abduction and (stranger) rape has to be just about the scariest thing a woman could ever face – what with the distinct possibility that after being violently violated, she will also be brutally murdered. One can easily understand why women would be so very concerned about such a crime.
And yet, the very nature of a woman needing an alibi (and choosing an FRA) essentially requires her to report just such a crime.
The fact is that 100% of false accusations are reported. Not always to law enforcement, but they are reported.
@ slwerner
"Turns out Kristi Cornwell has been missing for many months, and was presumed abducted. But the case is unsolved, and some are now even suggesting she may have even staged her own disappearance (I cannot speak to the credibility of this possibility, but after so long, with no leads, the questions do tend to get asked)."
One does have to beg the question since "clusters" of dramatic events, real and staged, do happen. Over 20 years ago, I remember that there were clusters of teen suicides happening in high schools in some places in the US. At the time, it resulted in teen suicide hysteria and it is why we now have "counselors standing by" every time some significant emotional event happens in a school. The thought was that a teen committing suicide gave other teens "permission" to kill themselves, hence the need to intervene. Today we have the Toyota acceleration problem. How many people have had valid issues with their vehicles; how many have had no issues but make false claims about their little golf carts becoming runaway death traps because they have psych issues, want attention and sympathy, or simply want to cash in? A single claim gives others "permission" to make similar "me too" claims or take similar actions in situations where, had the first claim not been made, the issue would never have come up. Law enforcement should investigate abduction and rape claims with the highest care and scrutiny: it should be done. However, considering all possibilities without rushing into moral panic and hysteria and taking irrevocable remedies requires emotional restraint and rational action. This is not easy when almost every interested individual or group has an agenda. "Me too" becomes a badge of honor for some in their search for group unity, but it may neither be legitimate nor deserved. The enabling power and "permission" a single false claim conveys (to individuals who would not otherwise make false claims) should not be underestimated. "Me too" is why false accusations are so harmful to valid claimants -- and how the media loves a martyr!!
Even a false martyr.
"The fact is that 100% of false accusations are reported. Not always to law enforcement, but they are reported."
Don't know what that means but a huge percentage of false claims are held over men's heads by liars as a sort of blackmail. I've seen that happen up close.
@Archivist
""The fact is that 100% of false accusations are reported. Not always to law enforcement, but they are reported."
Don't know what that means but a huge percentage of false claims are held over men's heads by liars as a sort of blackmail. I've seen that happen up close."
I guess we need to define "reported."
To clarify: If a false accusation happens in a forest and there is no one around to hear it, will the accused still serve 20 years and have to register as a sex offender? Probably. :)
Seriously though, what I meant was that an individual making a false accusation must have disclosed the information to SOMEONE or entered it SOMEWHERE where it is available for review, even if it is not to an authority that can enforce consequences for behavior. The accusation is not made inside of their heads and kept there.
Valid rape claims however, may not be reported, because the claimant may never ever disclose it to anyone, and unless it was observed by a third party, the only people that would know would be the valid claimant and the rapist.
Therefore 100% of false accusations are always reported (even if only to the accused and for purposes of blackmail).
Anon at 3:05: right. The wrong -- either the crime of false reporting to police, the threat made to the accuser to report, the blackmail, or the civil defamation -- is in the communication of the lie to someone, even if not reported to police.
Hey wait a minute, i hear all the time on campus that women and girls NEVER, EVER, EVER, EVER, EVER, EVER, EVER, EVER...lie about rape. But as this site shows..they do in fact lie about rape.
So doesn't this misinformation that is being doled out (even by professors) that women/girls never lie about rape..when they do, doesn't this misinformation build a prejudice against innocent men/boys that are falsely accused??
Isn't faulty and inflammatory speech considered "hate speech"
I live in this area. Kristi Cornwell has been missing since August and probably, imo, was abducted however unusual for this area.
But if you look at the local newspapers for the tri-state area, you will see the kidnapping, assault with a deadly weapon, with sexual assault charges seem to have been in vogue here for the past 9 months or so. I doubt that any one of the 4 cases in the paper in this time period are real. In fact, I am doing some 'detective' work myself to see if any of these girls know each other. All the stories are so similar, just the names are changed.
I think the women found out the first woman who cried rape got money for the allegations and they are all getting in on the windfall.
Hopefully law enforcement will open thier eyes to all this welfare trash trying to milk the system for more free money.
We used to be a sleepy kind of area but now is full of meth head drug addicts who will stop at nothing to get their drug money.
JMHO
Hey Anon, my false rape accuser was a drug user, and also got cash for her false rape accusation.
"The gender feminist / law enforcement perverted Alliance of the last 15-20 years is now paying dividends. The Now perverted law enforcement protocol of "No punishment" for false rape accusers"
I don't see how. In this story, the police investigated, discovered she was lying, arrested her, then complained how she cost them man hours. That's the exact opposite of what you are describing.
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