Police: Cherryville woman lied about girl's rape
A Cherryville woman is accused of lying to police about a girl being raped at her home last month.
Stephanie Leeann Bradley, 22, of 205 Engle St., told Gaston County police March 27 that a man living at her home had raped a juvenile, Detective C.F. McAulay wrote in an arrest warrant affidavit. “Both Ms. Bradley and the juvenile have now recanted their stories and admitted to lying to the police officer,” the affidavit states.
Bradley was charged with making a false report to a police station and booked in the Gaston County Jail under a $500 secured bond.
Link: http://www.gastongazette.com/news/police-45792-raped-cherryville.html
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There needs to be a conspiracy charge in addition to any other charges. And $500 is ridiculously low -- if she had defrauded somebody's credit card it would be higher.
I find it particularly disturbing that women are starting to do this in groups, and not just as individuals. If they had stuck to their stories this victim would have been in a lot of trouble.
Yep he faced life in prison.
And she faces $500 bond.
Now wait and see how many months PROBATION she gets.
OT: Here is a good mission for all MRAs: visit the ACLU blog regularly and keep asking them why they don't have a Men's Rights section, even though they do have Women's Rights and Gay Rights:
http://www.aclu.org/blog
Remind them that men face discrimination in our legal system all the time, and overall have fewer legal rights than women. Let's put their commitment to free speech to the test!
"OT: Here is a good mission for all MRAs: visit the ACLU blog regularly and keep asking them why they don't have a Men's Rights section, even though they do have Women's Rights and Gay Rights:
http://www.aclu.org/blog
Remind them that men face discrimination in our legal system all the time, and overall have fewer legal rights than women. Let's put their commitment to free speech to the test!"
I posted a something just now under:
http://www.aclu.org/blog/capital-punishment/death-penalty-unconstitutional-says-justice-stevens
My comment there in part concerned the fact that most of the men released on new DNA evidence by innocence projects were falsely convicted of rape. I then put in a plug for FRS and a link to the FRS primer. We'll see if it shows up.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1275643/Mother-jailed-making-false-gang-rape-claims--win-lover.html?ito=feeds-newsxml
I think the aclu only cares about women and blacks.
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