[Bonemaker]

“drugged and raped her...”

Drugged with what? How? If she remembers then she wasn’t incapacitated. Was it good for her? What’s the evidence? He said/she said doesn’t work.

[Vaduz]

Good point one can’t rape the willing but saying it was is a good way to advance in the company been used many times.

[texas booster]

According to Engelien’s litigation, Pina falsely invented the claims of sexual assault in order to avoid “workplace discipline” given her status as a probationary employee. The former military pilots were subjected to a “routine, internal” alcohol-consumption violation investigation by Alaska regarding their actions on the trip.

Officials at Alaska believed that the pair may have violated the airline’s ten-hour alcohol rule during layover, which prohibits pilots from consuming alcohol within ten hours of duty.

“Pina’s false claims defamed Engelien, invaded his privacy, decimated his life and career, and caused him severe distress,” Engelien’s lawsuit states, arguing that Alaska’s human resources advisor lead a “negligent, flawed and pretextual [internal] investigation” regarding the claims.

The lawsuit also states that Pina was previously involved in a similar incident during her time working for Alaska in May 2017, during which she reportedly “drank too much, blacked out, then later blamed others,” the Times reports.

According to Pina’s LinkedIn profile, she now flies for a Hawaii-based carrier.

A small twist on the Fox headline is that Copilot Pina was trying to get out of her own failed alcohol test and blamed it on the senior pilot.

I think that he may have the basis for a lawsuit.

Notice how the pilots union has remained very silent on this case.

[SmokingJoe]

Drugged with what? How? If she remembers then she wasn’t incapacitated. Was it good for her? What’s the evidence? He said/she said doesn’t work.

Julie Swetnick (who accused Justice a teenage Kavanaugh of doing same to her and other women) may have the answers to all of the above or maybe not. :-)