by Mr Angry » 20 Apr 2012 16:07
by yuomi » 20 Apr 2012 16:11
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by Hoop Blah » 20 Apr 2012 16:55
Mr Angry All seems a bit odd; the girl claims she was so drunk that she couldn't remember a thing, yet no alcohol was found in her blood; if she was so drunk, then MacDonald should have been found guilty as well, because the law was changed a few Years ago to state that a woman cannot give consent if she is so drunk/drugged as to be incapacitated.
by watfordroyal » 20 Apr 2012 17:07
by soggy biscuit » 20 Apr 2012 17:11
Hoop BlahMr Angry All seems a bit odd; the girl claims she was so drunk that she couldn't remember a thing, yet no alcohol was found in her blood; if she was so drunk, then MacDonald should have been found guilty as well, because the law was changed a few Years ago to state that a woman cannot give consent if she is so drunk/drugged as to be incapacitated.
Exactly. How can she consent to one but not the other?
by Hoop Blah » 20 Apr 2012 17:12
watfordroyal Maybe they only started filming Evans, so was clear evidence, but no film & so no clear evidence against McDonald?
by Hoop Blah » 20 Apr 2012 17:15
soggy biscuitHoop BlahMr Angry All seems a bit odd; the girl claims she was so drunk that she couldn't remember a thing, yet no alcohol was found in her blood; if she was so drunk, then MacDonald should have been found guilty as well, because the law was changed a few Years ago to state that a woman cannot give consent if she is so drunk/drugged as to be incapacitated.
Exactly. How can she consent to one but not the other?
1 in the goo, 1 in the poo is what I heard. She woke up with sore backdoors and so claims something happened beyond her agreement. Evans was just unlucky that it was him that took the dirt track
by Scylla » 20 Apr 2012 17:26
by watfordroyal » 20 Apr 2012 17:28
Hoop Blahwatfordroyal Maybe they only started filming Evans, so was clear evidence, but no film & so no clear evidence against McDonald?
Neither denied it took place though, so can't see that making a difference.
by FiNeRaIn » 20 Apr 2012 17:30
Tokyo Sex Whale She says her drink was spiked and cant remember anything, just woke up in the morning with clothes on the floor and a sore poo chute.
McDonald finds her and takes her to his hotel room and rags her and invites Evans in to watch, he then asks to join in and she says yes. (That was the defence's case)
How was she more intoxicated when Evans nailed her than McDonald?! He piled in to her after McDonald had started yet he gets found not guilty?
Racism.
by Hoop Blah » 20 Apr 2012 17:35
watfordroyalHoop Blahwatfordroyal Maybe they only started filming Evans, so was clear evidence, but no film & so no clear evidence against McDonald?
Neither denied it took place though, so can't see that making a difference.
But don't they claim consent was gained, the film may have shown that Evans did not get consent, whereas the jury couldn't decide without doubt if MacDonald did?
Unless we see all the court evidence we'll never know, but rape convictions are notoriously hard to get, so there must have been substantial evidence against Evans. (or the jury are all Owls fans! )
by Friday's Legacy » 20 Apr 2012 17:53
by soggy biscuit » 20 Apr 2012 18:03
Friday's Legacy He'll also come out a different man...
by FiNeRaIn » 20 Apr 2012 18:10
by Mike Hunt » 20 Apr 2012 19:12
FiNeRaIn Always find that laughable, criminals judging other criminals as being unacceptable and giving them their own justice. I think if any of them have followed the story as im sure they have access in prison, they wouldn't treat him the same way as someone who has physically forced and raped a women.
Not sure of the real facts at hand here, but it does seem very harsh as a whole. No alcohol in her body at all? Just
by Bumblebee » 20 Apr 2012 19:20
Friday's Legacy He'll also come out a different man...
by Super_horns » 20 Apr 2012 22:25
by Rev Algenon Stickleback H » 20 Apr 2012 23:31
Idealsoggy biscuitFriday's Legacy He'll also come out a different man...
TV and books have taught me that the life of a rapist in prison is beyond your worst nightmare, let alone the life of a 'famous' rapist. If this is overturned at appeal he may already have experienced enough in there to change him forever
It's just one of those myths people like to believe.
Common movie myth, just like the myth that there are giant muscular persons with the sensitivity and mental capacity of children who are just so decent at heart yet get framed and sent to prison, that there is some kind of "code of honour" among criminals, that there is some kind of super violent nasty criminal vermin who will sacrifice his life at the end to do the right thing and vindicate himself, etc. Movie myth bullshit.
There is no honour among criminals. Criminals are largely just drugged up confused idiots who do not know what they're doing, sometimes they forgot one of their customers paid for the drugs he just received and send their enforcer out to do him in, that's how it goes. They are just confused, sad individuals who use too much drugs and take advantage of any opportunity they see, there is no honour, no code, no "internal justice" bullshit.
If Chad Evans gets ass raped in prison, it's not because they are "punishing him for being a rapist", it will be because they see an athletic piece of ass who is not enough of a thug to protect himself against rape.
Even Mike Tyson got raped in prison, so it might not be enough to be a bad ass either.
by TBM » 21 Apr 2012 07:52