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PastyStoole;n213044 said:Really? I'd like to hear more about this. Are you referring to the Sandusky case? Lot's of people "piled on" with that one, pretending to have their lives or lives of children shattered just to go after the quick buck. Or perhaps you're referring to the Darin Sharper case, or perhaps Bill Cosby? Please site some specific examples of this in a rape case. I'm particularly interested in rape cases involving young college women who want to subject themselves to humiliation, shaming, being forced to drop out of school, essentially giving up their education, their privacy, and their dignity for the possibility of making a buck. I'm especially interested in those young women who filed a "false" police report when their attacker was a relatively unknown as Winston was when she filed this "false" report.
WTF are you babbling about? Did you hit the martinis too hard at cocktail hour tonight? There isn't any independent, credible source out there that shows there is a second rape accusation against Winston. As I originally stated, anybody can make an accusation against another person, whether the accusation is true or not. What part of that you don't understand is puzzling. I have no idea as to what the reference to the Sandusky, Sharper or Cosby cases do to prove or disprove the fact that anybody can accuse someone else of a crime. What does rape cases involving young college women have to do with accusing someone of a crime? And who says it's just college women that can accuse him. Lastly, just because an accusation is made it doesn't have to made via a police report, so again, your babble seems to have no real point. I will say that if Winston didn't do it, the idea of settling now rather than fighting may very well may set him up to be accused by other women once he hits the NFL. If he is perceived as an easy target for hush money due to a prior settlement he may want to fight this to the bitter end. If he settles, this will follow him around for his entire life, even moreso than it will already.