06-27-2018, 04:11 PM
(06-27-2018, 04:01 PM)PhilHos Wrote: I get that. But, here's the thing: if she's guilty of unlawful restraint (one of the things she was charged with), wouldn't that go towards him being raped?
Yes.
I am not saying this case is a slam dunk either way. I am just saying there is more to this than just "Women never get charged with rape."
He claimed that they got into a big argument after the sex. Again it is hard to claim that he was afraid if he started arguing with her. If he was too afraid to disagree with having sex then he would have been too afraid to disagree with her about anything else and start an argument.
The biggest fact against him is that he admits he tried to resist and stop the sex after he ejaculated. If he was too afraid to resist before he came he would not have resisted after he came.
