After spending 14 years in jail, woman meets the man she falsely accused of rape

X ^ | 7/19/2024

[MeneMeneTekelUpharsin]

Lies destroy peoples’ lives. People lied about me in jobs and on three specific occasions, got me fired. They were liberal, God-less people. God took care of me and my wife and we’re okay now. All I would like from those people is an apology. Wife says it will never happen.

[sopo]

who spent 14 years in jail, the false accuser or the accused?

[PGR88]

sickening. send her to jail for 14 years.

[SMARTY]

That bi%#h!! SHE needs to spend 14 years in slam!!

[SMARTY]

Ditto! It's ALWAYS Liberals. I worked at a Univ. and it was wall-to-wall female Liberals

The ‘boss’ spent 14 years trying to get me fired along with the hostility and humiliation I endured daily. My life was a nightmare every day. I don't know I got through it. Her behavior was an example for everyone else to act the same way.

I heard her husband died and I couldn't feel bad for her... after all, she WAS a charter member of the ‘C U next Tuesday’ club! 😁

[HollyB]

Sorry, but she’s really pissing me off. This was not the time to make it about herself. This should be about him. She had her time in court. (Which was wrong). This is his time now: yes she needs to express her remorse. But, not about herself. But because he suffered. He is a saint. Omg. I pray blessings over him. And whatever he lost will be multiplied.

[Bruce Campbells Chin]

So this woman spent 14 years in jail after falsely accusing a man of rape? About time!

Or maybe the person who posted the tweet is just illiterate.

[HollyB]

The woman falsely accused this man of rape and HE spent 14 years in jail.

[BobL]

“who spent 14 years in jail, the false accuser or the accused?”

LOL, I was thinking the same, along the lines of spending 14 years in jail is a long time for falsely accusing someone of a crime. After all, Coeds do it all the time, and few get punished (usually it ends with the guy being kicked out of the college).

[budj]

"...who spent 14 years in jail, the false accuser or the accused?..."

Good call. A classical example of the "misplaced modifier." Better to write "After a man spends 14 years in jail, ..."

[ChildOfThe60s]

All I would like from those people is an apology.

Why? Do you believe an apology from people like that could possibly reflect sincerity or remorse?

It is baffling to me that anyone would desire what is certain to be complete falsehoods from such people.

[caww]

There should be laws for women who falsely accuse a man of rape.......and also women who falsely accuse their husbands of sexual advances toward their children.

[higgmeister]

I'll never understand the twisted motivation for something like this.

Indict her.   She has already admitted her guilt.   The Judge can just send her to prison for 14 years.

[caww]

I don’t feel one bit sorry for the woman...not even a little.

[SaveFerris]

Yep it’s happened to me too

I did not fare well though

I did prosper (incredible) for some time but that was long, long ago 😞😟😦

[caww]

At least hit her up for monetary loss for his past 14 yrs.

[blueunicorn6]

Liars don’t apologize.

[SaveFerris]

(send her to jail for 14 years)

Make that 42 years and you’ve got a deal

[SaveFerris]

That is very true