[Slings and Arrows]

Karma, Texas-style.

[martinidon]

Have you seen her picture; she did not even need a trial GUILTY!

[hole_n_one]

Roberson........

Source

[allmost]

and she faces two to 20 years in prison.
She's a she. They might suspend it all.

[dfwgator]

She’s so ugly that when two men broke into her apartment and she yelled “rape” they yelled “Noooooo!” - Rodney Dangerfield

[Richard Kimball]

The husband would have been better to shoot her once. Now he’s gotta shoot a different guy every week.

[freekitty]

Yep.

[cynwoody]

Would there have been any charges if she had in fact been raped?

Is it legal in Texas to shoot a fleeing rapist? Seems like a good idea ... but obviously you can't call it "self-defense". What's the proper terminology? "Citizen execution"? Inquiring minds want to know ...

[Leftism is Mentally Deranged]

Women who falsely accuse men of rape should be put in jail.

[Impy]

They let the poor husband off? Excellent.

[Lonesome in Massachussets]

I don't think it was a spontaneous utterance. I suspect she figured all along that if her husband caught her, she'd claim rape.

This is also a lesson in messin' with a married woman. Despite my nom de Freep, I was not at all totally unsuccessful in the romance department when I was single. On more than one occasion, before and since I married, I had unsolicited opportunities with married woman. I always declined, primarily because the idea of being a home wrecker is repulsive.

I actually view an outraged husband as less of a menace than a dumped wife. Often times, when a woman contemplates adultery, she sees herself setting up house with her new lover. "This time will be different." Why would I want to get involved with that? The defendant in this case was probably hoping her new lover would make a commitment at which time she would dump her husband. She got half her wish, I suppose.

[Gigantor]

Sometimes the screwing you get, ain’t worth the screwing you get...