No wonder actual rape victims loathe and detest false accusers. It would be impossible to buy publicity this bad.
Falsely accused caterer begins battle to get back his life and cash
A WOMAN who falsely accused a Derbyshire man of rape after taking £71,500 of his cash has been ordered to pay back the entire amount.
David Wilson, 45, spent seven months in custody on remand when he was charged with several crimes, including rape, after allegations were made against him.
But four days before he was due to appear in court, he was told by police that new information had come to light and he was free to go.
Mr Wilson said that before the allegations were made, he had paid the woman £71,500.
However, just four days after the money was transferred, Mr Wilson was arrested on suspicion of committing a series of offences against the woman.
A court has now said the £71,500 should be paid back to Mr Wilson.
He said: "I just want this money back and I want everyone to know that I am completely innocent.
"Spending all that time in prison wasn't an easy thing. I have had a lot of trouble over this and have been labelled all sorts of terrible things. I have lost thousands and thousands of pounds, as well.
"Even now, after all this time, I walk down the street and people look at me differently."
Mr Wilson's nightmare began in February 2007, when he was arrested and charged with dangerous driving, assault, intimidating witnesses, sexual assault and rape.
He was taken to Leicester Prison, where he was kept for eight weeks on remand before being transferred to Nottingham Prison.
Mr Wilson, who lived in Oakerthorpe, near Alfreton, before his arrest, said that, during his time in prison, he was placed alongside rapists and paedophiles and had people spitting in his food.
While he was in prison, his two children went to stay with their grandmother. He managed to speak to them and see them occasionally but said it was hard being parted from them.
In August 2007, Mr Wilson was released on bail, on condition that he kept out of Derbyshire.
He went to stay with an aunt in Birmingham but was arrested again in the October after the person who made the original accusations against him claimed he broke the conditions.
He was sent to Birmingham's Winson Green Prison and was due to appear at Derby Crown Court on November 26 until the charges were dropped. The ordeal left him homeless, jobless and separated from his two children. Before his arrest, he ran a successful business, selling hot food from a van at football matches.
He launched a civil case to recover the money which had been taken from him and Dudley County Court ordered the woman pay it back in full. He is also seeking compensation for his ordeal and losses.
Mr Wilson said: "I am completely innocent and knew all along I was but it seemed to me that nobody really wanted to listen."
Link: http://www.thisisderbyshire.co.uk/news/Falsely-accused-caterer-begins-battle-life-cash/article-1890815-detail/article.html
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He's an idiot for paying this female anything and allowing himself to be blackmailed. And what good is a judge ordering this (unnamed) female to pay him the money when she probably no longer has it and is judgement proof? She belongs behind bars for 20 years.
Anon above me I totally agree she does deserve at LEAST 20 years in prison.
And they still do not name her and there is no mention of her even being CHARGED with a crime!
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No wonder actual rape victims loathe and detest false accusers. It would be impossible to buy publicity this bad.
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They do? Since when?
Good dispatch and this post helped me alot in my college assignement. Gratefulness you for your information.
The last paragraph...
Mr Wilson said: "I am completely innocent and knew all along I was but it seemed to me that nobody really wanted to listen."
Tells you all you need to know.
Really, think about that, slowly... and realise the full implications, you are innocent, you are getting plenty of "face time" with plenty of people (cops etc) most of whom are asking you questions about the very subject that you are innocent of, but, like the man says, NOBODY REALLY WANTS TO LISTEN.
Because he wasn't saying what they wanted to hear.
"OK, I did it."
Bet your ass they would listen to him then.
Being innocent in a rape investigation is like turning up to your own wedding covered in shit and used tampons.
"Good dispatch and this post helped me alot in my college assignement. Gratefulness you for your information."
Just watch your back if you are:
* male
* doing an assignment on false rape claims or anything that is related to womens studies.
* your professor is a gender-feminist type with an axe to grind
* and you are countering any propaganda in your assignment.
You could subject yourself to discrimination and harassment --
I've seen it happen to a male classmate over an assignment.
The first, and the final step in combating "Rape hysteria" which has turned a "sane court"..into a type of "Klan court"..is to get gender feminism out of our legal system.
Break the gender feminist / law enforcement "manufactured statistics" Alliance.
The new reality where law enforcement can "cash in" on male arrest statistics..and cannot "cash in" on female arrest statistics is leading to perversions of the law.
In regard to that cartoon in a college paper that was posted awhile back, I found an older article discussing rape specifically at the University of Oklahoma:
"Deflating the Date Rape Scare:
A Look At Campus Police Records"
http://www.responsibleopposing.com/comment/1in4.html
"Break the gender feminist / law enforcement "manufactured statistics" Alliance. The new reality where law enforcement can "cash in" on male arrest statistics..and cannot "cash in" on female arrest statistics"
Specifically which statistics manufactured by law enforcement do you believe are false? And exactly which programs grant money to law enforcement based on such statistics, allowing them to "cash in" based on the sex of the perpetrator??
Rape hysteria serves many proxy purposes..and one is that it gives the Gender / Raunch culture on college campuses a "disproportionate" amount of sway over campus politics.
Watch who participates in the Rape hysteria rallies, and you will see gender / Raunch has usurped power through the strategic use of faulty and inflammatory misinformation.
Part 1 of 2:
"Being innocent in a rape investigation is like turning up to your own wedding covered in shit and used tampons."
Oh you make me laugh! No truer words have been spoken. Thanks for the comic relief. I just wish I didn't get the joke, too.
Of course that fact that his name is Wilson makes me think of Tom Hanks character, Chuck Noland, in Castaway and his volleyball-friend "Wilson!!!"
While I have been falsely accused, I haven't yet taken up talking to anthropomorphic volleyballs. Maybe I should!
The more I think of it, Castaway is an excellent metaphor for what happens to men and boys who are falsely accused:
* You're going on with your busy life (Hanks character is flying in airplane on a business trip)
* Then comes initial claim and resulting investigation and possible arrest (the plane crashes and Hanks character is washed onto a desert island)
* You are jolted out of your complacency and are made aware of the legal process and you have a sense of duty and honor and to seek the truth (Chuck Noland learns to do the basics to survive: food, water, shelter, and fire. As packages from the plane crash arrive on shore, he opens nearly all of them except for one that he plans to save and deliver himself)
* In jail or out of jail; arrested or not arrested; unable to communicate publicly about your circumstances pending the outcome of your case (Chuck Noland realizes he is isolated on an uninhabited island)
* You have no one to talk to about your situation except either: your lawyer, who may not be as forthcoming or seemingly effective as you'd like; or your bloggy friends on FRS with whom you can't share everything because the case is still pending (Chuck Noland creates a face on an Wilson volleyball to have conversations with to keep him from going insane and to feel less alone)
* You adapt to your situation as best you can and remember what life was like before being falsely accused and longing for everything that you've lost in the process: time, money, energy, friends, family and health. You do your best to meet your own needs and you learn more about the laws and the prevalence of false claims and you share news and information on FRS and become an advocate for others who share the same affliction (Hanks character becomes his own dentist, he draws pictures of his fiance' to remember what she looked like, he learns the seasons on the island and the tides, builds signal fires to attract attention, learns to fish in the shallows and reef, and plans his departure from the island)
..continued..
Part 2 of 2:
* You prepare for your case, grand jury referral, or trial (Noland builds a raft from whatever timber is left on the island, puts whatever supplies he can manage to scrape together onto it and pushes off into the reef and beyond, because he realizes he has no hope of being rescued from where he is)
* You go from a state of being stuck to a state of action -- you are mentally, physically, emotionally, and spiritually challenged and have everything you value taken away from you as you entrust your fate to the process and higher powers (Hanks character goes through storms at sea, he has everything taken away from him, including his makeshift sail, his water supplies and food, and his friend and advocate "Wilson!")
* Of course then you get your outcome and you are either convicted and falsely imprisoned; or your case is dropped, or you are no-billed, or you are acquitted (this is where the story may differ because Tom Hanks' character in Castaway was rescued, but he could have just as easily died at sea. )
* Assuming you are not arrested or imprisoned and that your case is dropped, you are no-billed by the grand jury, or you are acquitted you try to put your life back together realizing that you will never again see or experience the world in the same way as you did previously, and you have a sense of duty and honor that you may not have had before (having been gone seven years, Hanks character's fiance' has married, he sees his friends again, but couldn't necessarily relate to them in the same way he did; his job was there if he wanted it; he saw food, water, shelter, and fire in a totally different way; and he had a package that made it with him through the entire journey that he he delivers)
* The moral of the story: we all have choices and we should all hold on to hope and belief in equality, fairness, and justice. We can lie down and die, or we can fight with everything we have and keep breathing. To quote Hanks character, Chuck Noland:
"We both had done the math. Kelly added it all up and... knew she had to let me go. I added it up, and knew that I had... lost her. 'cos I was never gonna get off that island. I was gonna die there, totally alone. I was gonna get sick, or get injured or something. The only choice I had, the only thing I could control was when, and how, and where it was going to happen. So... I made a rope and I went up to the summit, to hang myself. I had to test it, you know? Of course. You know me. And the weight of the log, snapped the limb of the tree, so I-I - , I couldn't even kill myself the way I wanted to. I had power over *nothing*. And that's when this feeling came over me like a warm blanket. I knew, somehow, that I had to stay alive. Somehow. I had to keep breathing. Even though there was no reason to hope. And all my logic said that I would never see this place again. So that's what I did. I stayed alive. I kept breathing. And one day my logic was proven all wrong because the tide came in, and gave me a sail. And now, here I am. I'm back. In Memphis, talking to you. I have ice in my glass... And I've lost her all over again. I'm so sad that I don't have Kelly. But I'm so grateful that she was with me on that island. And I know what I have to do now. I gotta keep breathing. Because tomorrow the sun will rise. Who knows what the tide could bring? "
My hope is that the tide will bring Mr. Wilson and all of the rest of us who have been falsely accused: justice, solace, and recompense.
This just goes to show that people have to be proven Innocent because it seems when it comes to woman a man is guilty until proven other wise.
she should be arrested and thrown under the jail and the key tossed.
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