[xm177e2]

Video evidence of the woman screaming, or witnesses who saw the rape (which isn't likely in a marital situation) is about all I can think of. It's really a shame how quickly we toss out evidentiary standards when it comes to crimes like rape, anyone can claim anything.

Without that, the woman should just admit she made a mistake marrying the creep, and get a divorce.

[BikerNYC]

Video evidence of the woman screaming, or witnesses who saw the rape (which isn't likely in a marital situation) is about all I can think of. It's really a shame how quickly we toss out evidentiary standards when it comes to crimes like rape, anyone can claim anything.

So if a guy robs me on a street, and no one else sees him but me, and I get a good look at him, and am quite confident I know who it is and I identify him at the stationhouse, that's not good enough evidence for a conviction because no one else saw the guy rob me?