^she never backed down from her statement of consent with DJam and the recruit. Its when a line formed, and she is naked and alone, that the consent is in question.
The thing though, is she didnt say that.
Why should I believe a thing she says?
I don't know. You made up that she said she had little to no recollection of the events, and you seem to believe that. So maybe instead of believing the things you made up that she said, you could believe the things she actually said?
I don't see that report as anything more than hearsay and possible regrets.
Why should I believe a thing she says?
Can you categorize these for me? Hearsay or Regret?
- "Me and the recruit finna double team this bitch.''
- "Lol we forreal going brazy lol."
- "I took good videos."
- "Damn [name redacted], all 3 them n****s hitting rn."
I read it. Nowhere does she say she has little to no recollection of the events. Some pieces are missing, which is to be expected, but she is pretty detailed in her account.
Because if you don't believe her that means you have to believe the players who have every reason in the world to tell any lie they can think of to avoid prison time, stay on the football team, keep their scholarship, and not get kicked out of the U. That would make you a moron, wouldn't it?
I believe DJam felt he did nothing wrong, and his reasoning would be that she consented to having a threesome with him and the recruit...which she admitted her consent to the police before they even questioned DJam. Where DJam is wrong, is that he believed her consent to him and the recruit meant she was consenting to a much larger train than just two carts. He just kept facilitating man after man, where now every man in that apartment are now there to either ride the train, or to see and cheer what was going on. She had no trusted friends there that could help her out.
She has every reason to lie to protect her reputation. People do that, you know. Don't you understand that ? Is it even the smallest possibility in your tiny, reflexive reptilian brain?
She became more detailed as time went on which is a big red flag. She changed her story with the police.
She repeatedly said she remembered having sex with between 10-20 men, but she doesn't remember who. She named Kiondre then decided no, it was somebody else after looking at roster photos.
Inconsistencies. Do you think any of this would stand up to a serious questioning? A jury of non-partial peers?
And then she said she did not give consent. She changed her story.
Are we reading different reports? From what I read, she never backed up from her comments of consenting with DJam and the recruit. Its the train that DJam facilitated she did not give consent to.
Becoming more detailed as time goes on is not a red flag. Like the investigator told the woman...sometimes pieces come back to memory after time, and asked her to come back to him if she remembered any more details. When you reflect on things, that when memory comes back! Thats not a red flag.
She said she remembered having sex with between 10-20 men...yup. Sounds like thats the case. We know at least 5 football players who did, and 1 recruit...So that's at least 6. Did any of them come in for repeats, and she didnt recognize them from before? 2 are initially there...then a 3rd walks in, and the other two leave...then a 4th and 5th come in and take their turns...maybe 1 or 2 of the first 3 come back in...then the 6th person identified comes in, and then then one or both of the 4th and 5th come back...Also blurred from the report is others, who werent football players who were present. Word on campus apparently spread quickly, as in the report, she contacted a friend, who had already heard about the incident, but didnt know it was her.
What are the inconsistencies? That she doesnt know the names of the 10-20 guys that ****ed her, and cant pick each one of them out from photos?
She described a sexual encounter with player Carlton Djam in his room, but said she wasn't a willing participant. "I felt very overpowered and fearful," she testified.
It was actually 55 minutes in Apartment B. The 90 minute thing keeps being brought up, may have been another mis-remembered detail.
I can somewhat understand the reasoning for the victim to not want to have the EOAA view the 90 second video (although it is evidence), but what reason is there for her not allowing them to see the medical report ? Other than the fact that it does not support her side of the story.
Reposting here b/c the thread is more relevant, would like anyone that cares to take a crack at this to explain this:
We do not find that these behaviors indicate that RS did not experience the sexual misconduct that she describes. Rather, we find that RS' conduct during the sexual encounters likely resulted from her shock, confusion, and inability to focus because of the events she was experiencing.
And why would she plead the fifth? And why would she make them agree to not sue her in a civil court?