Avenatti releases name and account of accuser

If someone tells me they are a rapist, am I allowed to file a police report even though I wasn’t there for the crime and it was decades old?

If so, can we who have read this woman admitting to being an accessory to rape report her to the Maryland police for an investigation?

Surely she wouldn’t have a problem with that, as this investigation would also spread out to Kavanaugh

a reply to: network dude

So she is saying that these guys were drugging and raping girls starting when they were 14 years old?

No dates, no physical evidence what are we supposed to do with this?

originally posted by: Annee

originally posted by: Grambler

originally posted by: Annee

originally posted by: vor78
a reply to: Annee

Actually, her behavior very well might be an issue, if she knew about this activity and never reported it to the police.

No, it's not.

She is not being considered for the USSC.

The only behavior in question is Kavanaugh's.

So her being an admitted accessory to rape shouldn’t be taken into account when deciding if she is credible?

Does she have physical evidence?

If not, why shouldn’t her credibility be looked at?

Her behavior in question.

Her credibility in question.

Not the same thing.

So behavior doesn’t affect credibility?

originally posted by: vor78

originally posted by: Annee

originally posted by: vor78
a reply to: Annee

Actually, her behavior very well might be an issue, if she knew about this activity and never reported it to the police.

No, it's not.

She is not being considered for the USSC.

The only behavior in question is Kavanaugh's.

You sure about that:

www.law.cornell.edu...

Are we charging someone with a Felony?

a reply to: TinySickTears

Minds are made up and they won't see it any other way. Pretty evident

On both sides sadly.


Off topic: I didn't even recognize you with this avatar change lol. Kept wondering who the new guy was .

a reply to: avgguy

And she implicates herself as being a witness to multiple rapes and an accessory to the crimes. Plus, didn't she care about her fellow classmates by not letting them know about the "rape" punch, or letting the police, her parents, the school nurse.....anyone at the time?

a reply to: Grambler

And so this woman is admitting to heing an accessory to rape by your definition

Not my definition. I think it's the law isn't it?

And maybe a case could be made if it is shown that she knew about rapes but said nothing.

Aaugh! Once again, we are provided with she said/he said allegation with no corroborating actual witnesses. She states that she has two witnesses who will corroborate that she told them about being drugged and raped. Unfortunately, they would not be able to corroborate that Kavanaugh had actually done this just as therapist notes after the fact are not actual evidence pointing at Kavanaugh...just that something happened.

Does she not at least have some witnesses from her 10 parties that will corroborate her story of Kavanaugh drugging the punch? Whether the line of guys were actually to a bedroom or bathroom?

I am going to have to wait and see what else comes out of this. I believe these women all may have suffered an actual event in their youths, I just have not seen any evidence that Kavanaugh was actually a participant.


Edit add: just a personal side note of experience. Drinking parties in the city truly suck! There is always a long line for the bathroom and boys piss all over the seat! In the country, guys shuffle outside and do their pissing and the gals get the bathroom without a long wait or wet seat! Bathtubs, sinks, and trashcans were for puking only!

originally posted by: scraedtosleep
a reply to: Grambler

And so this woman is admitting to heing an accessory to rape by your definition

Not my definition. I think it's the law isn't it?

And maybe a case could be made if it is shown that she knew about rapes but said nothing.

So assuming she can produce no physical evidence...

How does being an admitted accessory to rape affect her credibility?

I truly feel sorry for the morons that believe these "accusers".

I also hope they don't breed.

originally posted by: network dude

originally posted by: Arnie123

originally posted by: TinySickTears
a reply to: Arnie123

Clearly all you care about is getting someone on your 'side' on the court.

Your mind is made up no matter what happens.

Admit it

If it pisses you off, GOOD 😉

You're a joke and I could care less about your post.

come on dude, don't let emotions ruin things, detach.

Naw, we got ignorants automatically beleiving heresay.

If a girl screams sexual assualt, the stigma is, she is automatically right.

I don't, won't subscribe to that and vehemently oppsoe it.

originally posted by: Annee

originally posted by: vor78

originally posted by: Annee

originally posted by: vor78
a reply to: Annee

Actually, her behavior very well might be an issue, if she knew about this activity and never reported it to the police.

No, it's not.

She is not being considered for the USSC.

The only behavior in question is Kavanaugh's.

You sure about that:

www.law.cornell.edu...

Are we charging someone with a Felony?

sexual assault is a felony in maryland and it has no statute of limitation
a simple police report from this "accuser" would end this posturing bs

Honestly, I don't doubt this specific claim could of happened. On the other hand, this is the plot of Superbad and every other high school/college male-centric comedy movie. Get girls drunk and/or high, get laid.

Not saying it is okay or right. Just saying that as late as 2007 this claim was the plot of a blockbuster comedy movie.

I just find things like that interesting. Times change though.

a reply to: Annee

It doesn't matter. The law requires a person to report the commission of a felony as soon as possible.

a reply to: Annee

No we're just destroying peoples lives, reputations and careers!

a reply to: Annee
She is claiming that Kavanaugh and his friends were committing felonies by drugging and raping teenage girls, so she is claiming she knew they were committing felonies (it doesn’t say someone was charged with a felony just that if a person knows a felony is being committed which is her written statement) that she is committing “misprision of felony” by knowing about a felony act being committed.
Are you deliberately attempting to be dishonest , or is it that this fact that by her inaction she also committed a crime doesn’t fit with your narrative that any allegation against a male has to be believed, yet an allegation against a female should be ignored.

originally posted by: grey580
a reply to: Grambler
Where there is smoke, there's fire.
3 accusers now?
it's not looking good.

True believers don't care! Same reason Farrow's reputed N-word tape won't cost the Cheeto Messiah any votes.

a reply to: JohnnyCanuck

Seriously.....reported? Come on man!

How does anyone seriously believe that at these parties there was a literal line of guys waiting to rape drugged up, passed out women, and not ONE SINGLE PERSON had the balls to say something or put a stop to it?

Guy at Party: "Gee, that sure is a long line for the guys bathroom"
Other guy at Party: "Nah dude. Thats the rape line, Kavanaugh throws the best parties, huh?"
Guy at Party: "Oh OK, cool....pass the chips"

Riiiiiiiiiiiight.....