Pinochet said:

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zgolfz85 said:

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samurai_science said:

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zgolfz85 said:

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BadMoonRisin said:

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Ingalls is now saying he was sodomized while he was unconscious by Jane Hoe. Good lord

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lol

that seems like something that can only damage his case and hurt his credibility

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No it actually doesn't. She should be charged

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I'm not disagreeing with you on all the other stuff, but if you think this new claim doesn't make him look silly and make the public at large do a massive wtf when reading that, then I guess we live on different planets. She sodomized you? cmon bro. Just stick to your initial statements....no need to go cartoonish about it

I'm also not disagreeing that she should be charged. It certainly sounds like she continued sexual acts with at least one incapacitated guy, maybe two. But...sodomy? with what...a strap-on? her fingers? a dildo?

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In New York, the definition of sodomy includes oral sex. She conceivably could have slurped while he was passed out. That would be forcible sodomy.

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zgolfz85 said:

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Quote:

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"This has gone too far. This has really gone too far."

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Agreed, it's gone way too far. She could end all of this quickly by just being an honest person and admitting she made a mistake she regrets.

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Psycho Bunny said:

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Tony Franklins Other Shoe said:

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Uhhhh, current boyfriend? Dude, run. Fast. Now. All women have one and that one has already proven to be completely cray-cray.

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Dude is just a simp. He probably takes beatings from her and is whipped like a dog.

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Psycho Bunny said:

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Cornell rape case latest: 'Jane Doe' was targeted in swatting incident at her family's home, lawyer says

Thomas Giuffra said armed police officers drew guns on the former student's boyfriend, brother and father after receiving a bogus tip that "someone was killing people in the house."

Thomas Giuffra, Jane Doe's attorney, told CNN that armed police responded to a report of an active shooter at her parents' home on Tuesday evening. Giuffra said the officers pointed weapons at Jane Doe's boyfriend, her brother and her father after receiving a bogus tip that "someone was killing people in the house."

"A SWAT team with assault rifles, heavily armed tactical gear, drew guns," Giuffra said. "And they were doing what they were supposed to, responding to an appropriate threat."

According to Giuffra, Jane Doe was "there, screaming, 'Stop! Stop!"

Jane Doe has received "multiple threats" in recent days, he said, including phone calls, but Tuesday's incident was different.

"Somebody could have been killed," Giuffra said. "This has gone too far. This has really gone too far."

what a mess

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BadMoonRisin said:

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Pretty ****ty someone swatted them. People who make swatting calls should be thrown in jail or executed

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TMZ obtained a text chain between Jonathan Newell and Jane Doe. On the evening of October 21, 2024, Jonathan apologizes to Jane and says, "You're an amazing person and I genuinely hope ur not catching as much heat from this as we r. We've been shutting down any stories we've… pic.twitter.com/7hO2fO2wRA

— TMZ (@TMZ) October 8, 2026

zgolfz85 said:

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some new info in here, at least new to me. direct accounts from Title IX panel with names redacted. It sheds a lot more light on the part we're all confused about...when was the "rape?" From these accounts, it sounds like she simply got to a point of being super inebriated and guys just doing ketamine off her, but no one involved talks about any sex acts. She gets up and starts flexing her muscles and then it sounds like someone sober minded enough realizes she's too blitzed and boots everyone from the room. Letting a room full of guys see you naked and snort drugs off you after they ask if they can is not rape. It's gross for all involved, but it's not SA.

https://townhall.com/news/mattvespa/2026/10/08/cornell-title-ix-docs-n2684299

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Pinochet said:

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Psycho Bunny said:

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Uhhhh, current boyfriend? Dude, run. Fast. Now. All women have one and that one has already proven to be completely cray-cray.

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Dude is just a simp. He probably takes beatings from her and is whipped like a dog.

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He would be happy to sit in the corner chair and watch while the next ketamine dick incited orgy happens.

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Ellis Wyatt said:

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combat wombat said:

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Serious questions: Did she think those text messages would not get out? Did she believe they supported her story? Did she forget about them? How about her attorneys, did they not know about them?

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A few years back, I dealt with some teenagers I know who slept together on the sly. Months after the fact, the girl decided to accuse the boy of raping her, which resulted in a police investigation with no way to prove anything since there was no rape examination or anything like that done.

The guy (17 when the incident happened, but 18 when it was reported) ended up getting arrested and humiliated, then he turned over all text messages which showed the girl as the instigator of everything and the police dropped all charges. It was disturbing to me that someone could so callously decide to ruin someone else's life over something she was equally (at least) responsible for. Thank God the texts existed.

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oldyeller said:

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Ellis Wyatt said:

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combat wombat said:

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Serious questions: Did she think those text messages would not get out? Did she believe they supported her story? Did she forget about them? How about her attorneys, did they not know about them?

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A few years back, I dealt with some teenagers I know who slept together on the sly. Months after the fact, the girl decided to accuse the boy of raping her, which resulted in a police investigation with no way to prove anything since there was no rape examination or anything like that done.

The guy (17 when the incident happened, but 18 when it was reported) ended up getting arrested and humiliated, then he turned over all text messages which showed the girl as the instigator of everything and the police dropped all charges. It was disturbing to me that someone could so callously decide to ruin someone else's life over something she was equally (at least) responsible for. Thank God the texts existed.

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That's the real shame of the model we have. The guy(s) have to do the "perp walk," suffer the indignity of public humiliation/castigation/shunning, and if exonerated in court still have the legal fees and reputational damage to contend with that can follow them for their lifetimes, particularly because the internet never forgets, and few seem to care that someone was not guilty of what they were accused of after society has labeled that individual a pariah.

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aggie93 said:

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Ellis Wyatt said:

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combat wombat said:

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Serious questions: Did she think those text messages would not get out? Did she believe they supported her story? Did she forget about them? How about her attorneys, did they not know about them?

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A few years back, I dealt with some teenagers I know who slept together on the sly. Months after the fact, the girl decided to accuse the boy of raping her, which resulted in a police investigation with no way to prove anything since there was no rape examination or anything like that done.

The guy (17 when the incident happened, but 18 when it was reported) ended up getting arrested and humiliated, then he turned over all text messages which showed the girl as the instigator of everything and the police dropped all charges. It was disturbing to me that someone could so callously decide to ruin someone else's life over something she was equally (at least) responsible for. Thank God the texts existed.

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I'm betting the girl faced no consequences. The only way to stop this is to absolutely hammer women that falsely accuse like this. Other women should be at the front of the line btw because rape is a horrible crime and should be treated as such. Every time this happens it makes the women who were actually raped less believed and less likely to come forward.

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Ryan the Temp said:

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aggie93 said:

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Ellis Wyatt said:

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combat wombat said:

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Serious questions: Did she think those text messages would not get out? Did she believe they supported her story? Did she forget about them? How about her attorneys, did they not know about them?

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A few years back, I dealt with some teenagers I know who slept together on the sly. Months after the fact, the girl decided to accuse the boy of raping her, which resulted in a police investigation with no way to prove anything since there was no rape examination or anything like that done.

The guy (17 when the incident happened, but 18 when it was reported) ended up getting arrested and humiliated, then he turned over all text messages which showed the girl as the instigator of everything and the police dropped all charges. It was disturbing to me that someone could so callously decide to ruin someone else's life over something she was equally (at least) responsible for. Thank God the texts existed.

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I'm betting the girl faced no consequences. The only way to stop this is to absolutely hammer women that falsely accuse like this. Other women should be at the front of the line btw because rape is a horrible crime and should be treated as such. Every time this happens it makes the women who were actually raped less believed and less likely to come forward.

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Isn't that what defamation and malicious prosecution suits are for? If, in the end, it comes out her case is all a bunch of made up BS, wouldn't these guys have a strong case since this has already effectively caused total destruction of their reputations? Could they counter sue for defamation per se?

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aggie93 said:

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Ellis Wyatt said:

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combat wombat said:

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Serious questions: Did she think those text messages would not get out? Did she believe they supported her story? Did she forget about them? How about her attorneys, did they not know about them?

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A few years back, I dealt with some teenagers I know who slept together on the sly. Months after the fact, the girl decided to accuse the boy of raping her, which resulted in a police investigation with no way to prove anything since there was no rape examination or anything like that done.

The guy (17 when the incident happened, but 18 when it was reported) ended up getting arrested and humiliated, then he turned over all text messages which showed the girl as the instigator of everything and the police dropped all charges. It was disturbing to me that someone could so callously decide to ruin someone else's life over something she was equally (at least) responsible for. Thank God the texts existed.

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I'm betting the girl faced no consequences. The only way to stop this is to absolutely hammer women that falsely accuse like this. Other women should be at the front of the line btw because rape is a horrible crime and should be treated as such. Every time this happens it makes the women who were actually raped less believed and less likely to come forward.

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texagbeliever said:

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aggie93 said:

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Ellis Wyatt said:

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combat wombat said:

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Serious questions: Did she think those text messages would not get out? Did she believe they supported her story? Did she forget about them? How about her attorneys, did they not know about them?

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A few years back, I dealt with some teenagers I know who slept together on the sly. Months after the fact, the girl decided to accuse the boy of raping her, which resulted in a police investigation with no way to prove anything since there was no rape examination or anything like that done.

The guy (17 when the incident happened, but 18 when it was reported) ended up getting arrested and humiliated, then he turned over all text messages which showed the girl as the instigator of everything and the police dropped all charges. It was disturbing to me that someone could so callously decide to ruin someone else's life over something she was equally (at least) responsible for. Thank God the texts existed.

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I'm betting the girl faced no consequences. The only way to stop this is to absolutely hammer women that falsely accuse like this. Other women should be at the front of the line btw because rape is a horrible crime and should be treated as such. Every time this happens it makes the women who were actually raped less believed and less likely to come forward.

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Women who were actually raped don't fail to come forward because of false flags. They fail to come forward because POS lawyers will drag them through hell on the stand and make them pay for trying to get justice.

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Ryan the Temp said:

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aggie93 said:

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Ellis Wyatt said:

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combat wombat said:

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Serious questions: Did she think those text messages would not get out? Did she believe they supported her story? Did she forget about them? How about her attorneys, did they not know about them?

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A few years back, I dealt with some teenagers I know who slept together on the sly. Months after the fact, the girl decided to accuse the boy of raping her, which resulted in a police investigation with no way to prove anything since there was no rape examination or anything like that done.

The guy (17 when the incident happened, but 18 when it was reported) ended up getting arrested and humiliated, then he turned over all text messages which showed the girl as the instigator of everything and the police dropped all charges. It was disturbing to me that someone could so callously decide to ruin someone else's life over something she was equally (at least) responsible for. Thank God the texts existed.

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I'm betting the girl faced no consequences. The only way to stop this is to absolutely hammer women that falsely accuse like this. Other women should be at the front of the line btw because rape is a horrible crime and should be treated as such. Every time this happens it makes the women who were actually raped less believed and less likely to come forward.

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Isn't that what defamation and malicious prosecution suits are for? If, in the end, it comes out her case is all a bunch of made up BS, wouldn't these guys have a strong case since this has already effectively caused total destruction of their reputations? Could they counter sue for defamation per se?

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aggie93 said:

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texagbeliever said:

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aggie93 said:

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Ellis Wyatt said:

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combat wombat said:

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Serious questions: Did she think those text messages would not get out? Did she believe they supported her story? Did she forget about them? How about her attorneys, did they not know about them?

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A few years back, I dealt with some teenagers I know who slept together on the sly. Months after the fact, the girl decided to accuse the boy of raping her, which resulted in a police investigation with no way to prove anything since there was no rape examination or anything like that done.

The guy (17 when the incident happened, but 18 when it was reported) ended up getting arrested and humiliated, then he turned over all text messages which showed the girl as the instigator of everything and the police dropped all charges. It was disturbing to me that someone could so callously decide to ruin someone else's life over something she was equally (at least) responsible for. Thank God the texts existed.

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I'm betting the girl faced no consequences. The only way to stop this is to absolutely hammer women that falsely accuse like this. Other women should be at the front of the line btw because rape is a horrible crime and should be treated as such. Every time this happens it makes the women who were actually raped less believed and less likely to come forward.

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Women who were actually raped don't fail to come forward because of false flags. They fail to come forward because POS lawyers will drag them through hell on the stand and make them pay for trying to get justice.

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The reason that POS lawyers do that is because so many women do lie about it unfortunately. It's also a lawyers job to advocate for their client. Every time a woman falsely claims rape or comes up with some new version of "rape" which is really regret it feeds into this. All of the false rape claims and "Me Too" movement where "rape" can mean all kinds of things has made it very blurry and there are many women who claim "rape" for attention or out of revenge.

I do agree with you that trauma of testifying is real. It's incredibly difficult to ask a woman who was brutalized to have to go into a courtroom and relive that trauma and answer questions about it. Still the accused does have rights and it is increasingly important that they do have the right to defend themselves. This only stops when other women police the false accusers and sadly very few do.

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