I suspected the alleged Seton Hall rape from this past week was false, because a scary stranger rape on campus is incredibly rare (and in this case, "scary" is a code word for "an allegation of rape involving a big, frightening black guy" -- yes, believe it or not, these false rape cases frequently have an element of racial animus).
Here's the message from Seton Hall:
Following an investigation led by the Essex County Prosecutor?s Office, I am able to share with you that the sexual assault as previously reported in Wednesday?s safety alert to the community did not occur. The student who was involved in this incident has changed her report and indicated that she was not sexually assaulted by a stranger on campus. The University worked with the South Orange Police Department and the Essex County Prosecutor?s Office in reviewing her allegations.
We strive to provide a safe and secure environment for all members of the University community. In response to this matter, we enhanced our safety measures to include additional services to students and cooperated with local law enforcement to ensure that all measures for campus security and safety are maintained. The safety and security of all on our campus continues to be our paramount concern.
Laura A. Wankel, Ed.D.
Vice President for Student Affairs
Before anyone from the Seton Hall community has a conniption over my prediction that this claim was false, please know that I follow these issues much more closely than you do, I am quite certain. The story had all the makings of a lie. Sorry. That's a fact.
But let's put it in perspective. Before it was revealed as a hoax, how did the news media report the unsubstantiated accusation? As a fact, of course. It didn't just rush to judgment in concluding a rape had occurred, it did a a 60-meter sprint in record time. On Wednesday, the Seton Hall student paper, wrote this:
A female student was sexually assaulted around 11 p.m. on Tuesday night in the parking lot near the Rec Center, according to a broadcast e-mail sent to the Seton Hall community on Wednesday. The suspect in the incident is at-large and sought after by the South Orange Police Department, the Essex County Prosecutor's Office and Seton Hall Public Safety personnel, according to a release from the South Orange Police Department. Authorities say the suspect is a black male, about 20 or 21-years-old, 6-feet-1-inch tall with a muscular build. He is also described as clean-shaven with short hair, according to the broadcast e-mail. At the time of the incident, the suspect wore a dark blue shirt, black pants and was driving a four-door black car, described as a Toyota or Chevrolet. Dr. Laura Wankel, vice president for Student Affairs, spoke with a group of student leaders in a Wednesday afternoon meeting in the University Center Faculty Lounge. She said the administration was "extremely concerned" about the sexual assault and would have an immediate "enhanced presence" of security personnel on-campus at night.
See also this news report: A New Jersey college campus was on high alert Wednesday night after a student was attacked and sexually assaulted. On the campus of Seton Hall University, there’s reason for concern, reports CBS 2′s John Slattery. “I feel absolutely horrible for this girl, and it could literally happen to anyone at any time,” student Jackie Wood said. A first- or second-year female student, who lives on campus, was sexually assaulted at around 11 p.m. Tuesday just after she left the main library for her dorm, police said.
But now that the story was revealed as a hoax, are the students breathing a sigh of relief? Nope. They've been whipped into hysterics over security. Because of a rape that never occurred. Because of a kind of crime that hardly ever happens.
Funny, no one seems concerned about the security of innocent black males, given that one of them might have been arrested and had his life effectively destroyed over a lie.
Seems to me we've seen that before, haven't we? Too many times, actually.
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Amazing. No rape, and they're all worried about a rape.
The safety of lying women comes first, so does the fact that they get away with there crimes.
False Rape Accusers are criminals.
A Webb site with the names and pictures of FRA, would make my day.
A section with pictures and names?
Well, fortunately, no innocent man (or men) was harmed during the course of this story's playing out. But, as noted just yesterday on the story about the false rape claim at Augustana College it's once a gain that time of the college year when we typically see a spate of FRA's (and, that's just the ones we learn of having been falsified) as young college women find themselves in a rough situation WRT their prospects for grades look for an easy way out.
I suspect we'll see a few more in the next month or so (or, however long it takes for FRA's being made now to be found out and reported on).
I just hope that no innocent men will be caught up in these lies, and it will be just those conveniently hard to identify average (black/Hispanic) guy's that are fabricated.
Like the boy that cried wolf too many times,I suspect that the only way some women
can get a decent white knight reaction is to cry raaaype.
Feminism has so reduced them to sexual beings that their vaginas no longer hold the allure of a chaste feminine woman.
The false rape claims are the last dying scream of an over priced commodity.
I refer to women as a commodity not only because it is the truth, but because this is what they have reduced themselves to.
Yesteryears old fashioned
'faithful,reliable' woman held an inherant value by holding her own sexual power in a position of respect.(By keeping it clean for one man)
Todays women just whore it around for cheap thrills.
-recluse-
UK: Would-be glamour girl who cried rape to clear drug debt is jailed for 18 months
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1331470/Glamour-girl-wannabe-Samantha-Merry-cried-rape-clear-drug-debt-jailed-18-months.html
Seton Hall Assault Called a Hoax, but Protest May Go On
BY Debbie Galant | Friday, Nov 19, 2010 6:01pm | COMMENTS (1)
UPDATE 7 P.M. Seton Hall University has just sent an email blast to students reporting that a female student who claimed to have been sexually assaulted in front of the library Tuesday night has recanted her story. But organizers of Monday’s protest still planned to go on. “We’re still very much concerned about security off and on campus,” says organizer William Suggs.
Following a sexual assault that took place at Seton Hall University on Tuesday night, students there are organizing a campus-wide walkout this coming Monday to protest what they see as inadequate security.
Seton Hall juniors William Suggs and Alexandra Hauenstein are calling for the campus community to protest what they see as a slow response by campus security.
The victim was sexually assaulted at 11 p.m. on Tuesday night as she left the main library for her dormitory.
“It’s more disturbing because it happened on campus,” Suggs told us in a telephone interview. “It happened at 11 p.m. It happened right in front of the library.”
“There’s been a series of security issues,” he added. “Seton Hall security hasn’t taken any responsiblity for this at all.”
The protest is planned on Monday, Nov. 22nd at 12:30 p.m. during classes.
Suggs, who sent out a news release, said he’s new to campus protest, as are most students at SHU, but he says 400 students have promised to attend. In an email, he added:
Security is not a new issue at Seton Hall, however most incidents have been isolated outside the gates of the campus. The weekend before the incident, two female students were assaulted on South Orange Avenue, immediately across the street from campus fences. In September, a man walked into an off-campus party with a handgun and fired randomly into the crowd. Four people were wounded and 19-year-old Seton Hall student, Jessica Moore, was killed.
While the shooting took place in nearby East Orange, numerous incidents around the campus of Seton Hall have been eschewed from the responsibility of campus security. Numerous services are available to students to help security including an on-campus escort service, rape aggression defense (RAD) courses, and a Campus Area Safety Escort (CASE) van that will transport students within .5 miles of campus. However, students complain that these services are unreliable and unfit to provide adequate security on campus after Tuesday’s incident and plan to show their frustration in protest.
William Suggs does not sound like a wymmin's name.
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It is remarkable that a false rape allegation is uncovered, and yet the only security concern is (apparently) to reassure the poor female students in regard to the non-existent threat of a rapist that does not exist, rather than protecting the male students from the very real danger of being falsely accused of a crime that could ruin their lives. So protecting females from their own fears and imaginary danger is more important than protecting males from the real danger of a false accuser on the loose.
Why don't they hold workshops for the male students in order to assist them in identifying women likely to be false accusers, and perhaps offer advice on how they can protect themselves (such as gathering evidence that may be helpful in their defense if falsely accused). 'Now class, this is what your typical bunny-boiler looks and sounds like.'.
@ Arod99k and those who want to know: There is a "False Accusers" channel on You Tube.
I believe the false rape accusations involving really odd stories like "scratching B's in her face", and " I asked him if i could use his cell phone after he raped me"; are more than likely racially biased for more "intense social and cultural hysteria"
And i believe the "he didn't call me the next day, or he broke up with me, false rape accusations, have no racial biases; only a law enforceement prejudice against the man or boy falsely accused.
AROD says..
"The safety of false rape accusers comes first, we want to make them as comfortable and "safe" as possible to come forward with their lies.
S says..Thats it right there man.
History may interpret the American Gender / Raunch elites "break the patriarchy" campaign, a little different than The Gender / raunchs own interpretation of the "campaign".
Q: "Why don't they hold workshops for the male students in order to assist them in identifying women likely to be false accusers, and perhaps offer advice on how they can protect themselves"
Cause that would eliminate any chance of getting laid. Everyone wants to be a hero. Ask Michael Moore.
Or William Suggs.
William Suggs is a pig.
Gordon
Could you provide a link to the false accusers channel please?
I would love to check it out but I looked at youtube and could not find it.
According to what I've been able to find the alleged victim is still claiming she was assaulted, but it did not happen on campus.
"She recanted her assertion that the sexual assault happened on campus," said Thomas White, the college's vice president for communications, in an interview on Saturday. "The woman now says she went with a man willingly off-campus, where a sexual assault took place. That's what the police are investigating."
http://livingston.patch.com/articles/student-changes-story-about-seton-hall-attack
Regardless, here is an idiot who should have his balls surgically removed:
""It was a skeptical story, but since it's a sexual assault, you don't question it," said Cameron, a Seton Hall sophomore who also asked that his last name not be published."
"UPDATE: The Star-Ledger has reported that the on-campus sexual assault, previously reported as not having occurred, may have actually happened off-campus on a nearby street in South Orange by someone the student knew, according to investigators."
http://www.thesetonian.com/news/student-in-sexual-assault-incident-changes-her-report-1.1787601
"School officials say the matter remains under investigation by the university's Public Safety Department, the South Orange Police Department and the Essex County Prosecutor's Office."
http://www.app.com/article/20101119/NEWS05/101119136/NJ-college-Student-wasn-t-assaulted-on-campus
"Seton Hall sex assault may have been off campus, by man known to victim, prosecutor says...
However, Thomas Fennelly, head of the Essex County Prosecutor’s homicide unit, said a preliminary investigation showed the alleged assault actually happened on a side street in South Orange near campus and the victim may have known her attacker.
Fennelly declined to comment on whether investigators have identified a suspect.
"Our investigation is still continuing. We don’t want the citizens or other students to be alarmed," said Anthony Ambrose, chief of detectives at the prosecutor’s office. "This was an isolated incident.""
http://www.nj.com/news/index.ssf/2010/11/seton_hall_student_who_claimed.html
The question for bold academics will be, does American law enforcement justify bloating their budgets by engaging in Neo Gender feminist cultural hysteria??
And If so, are there any constitutional mechanisms available to the average citizen to stop this perversion??
Let's look at this logically: why would a woman who really was raped by an acquaintance lie and say she was raped by a stranger somewhere else? (And presumably the description of the stranger did not match the acquaintance?) Answer: well, she obviously didn't want to to help the police catch the "rapist," now, did she? My guess is that if she really had a sexual encounter with an acquaintance, she lied about being raped to cover it up, because she knows that if (heaven forbid) she got pregnant or if the fact of this sexual encounter ever got out, it would piss off someone important to her -- a parent, a boyfriend, etc. Young women need to be taught that they experience much higher rates of after-sex regret than men. This regret often leads to false rape claims.
Nov 21, 2010 6:54:00 PM
Or both "versions" could be completely made-up. Until there is more evidence, there is no way to know for certain. Regardless, that she told two conflicting stories seriously diminishes her credibility, as one of her tales has to be deliberately false.
link to False Accusers channel http://www.youtube.com/user/FalseAccusers
Gordon
THANK YOU!
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