If Trevor is guilty, then yes, everyone should feel worse for the victim. If he's not guilty, and by that I mean not the court outcome necessarily but whether or not he truly did it, then I don't really feel worse for her. I have no tolerance for people accusing someone of a crime unless they are 100% sure.
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Apparently Herman has already convicted Trevor. This from the police report:
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Officer meets with female victim in alleged attack at a Miami hospital. Woman claims that “a very tall black male” on a bicycle approached her and asked her if she was “[messed ] up,” as she approached her apartment.
Due to the attacker’s “extreme height,” the woman told police that she “Googled” Miami Dade’s basketball team and “immediately” identified Mbakwe via the team website. The woman told police she was “100 percent sure” Mbakwe attacked her.
Police officers created a 6-man photo lineup and the woman picked Mbakwe from that arrangement.
The woman described her attacker as approximately 6-6, 190 pounds. She said he was wearing a white shirt and black shorts.
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I believe Trevor is 6'8" and goes about 240 lbs. Seems like this could be a case of mistaken identity. While I feel HORRIBLE for her assault, I would also feel horrible if Trevor has to go through this ordeal just because a VERY TALL BLACK man assaulted her.
But let's not convict Trevor before the case goes to trial. And if he is not the guy, should she be punished for potentially ruining the life of an innocent man because she picked him out of a Miami-Dade basketball team lineup? Something to ponder!