But was it rape?

In the early hours of Feb. 3, 2008, on a street less than a mile from her Xavier dorm, Emily Vassil says she became a statistic - the one of every five women who, according to the U.S. Justice Department, is ...

[tim smith]

hi

[SAS]

" It's impossible to know how often rape is falsely reported. " http://falserapesociety.blogspot.com/

[SAS]

Here in Tennessee , a woman's state, he would be in prison because this state takes the word of a woman over that of a man anytime a woman claims to be a victim. The police will interview the woman and write down every word she says, they will coach her on what to say if it is her first time making an accusation against a man. She can even get away with perjury. The police will not get a total account from the accused man,the man must sit in jail until his court date (a year or two) or ,if he is lucky ,have money or someone with money to bail him out or post his bond. This whole state is gender biased.

[SAS]

Men do not have rights here unless they can buy them.