"MCP"  wrote in message 
news:mGkhj.144353$S37.130527@fe3.news.blueyonder.co.uk...
> http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/news/uk/crime/article3149002.ece
>
> HULL A teenager who falsely accused a taxi driver of rape has been jailed
> after the man proved his innocence by producing a recorded conversation of 
> her
> repeatedly asking him for sex.
>
> Seonad Campbell, who has three A levels and hoped to go to university, 
> ordered
> a taxi after becoming drunk at a party three weeks after her 18th 
> birthday.
> When she arrived at 4am at her family home in East Cowick, near Goole, 
> East
> Yorkshire, she told her father that she had been raped. He immediately
> contacted the police.
>
> The driver was able to establish his innocence when it emerged that he had
> used his mobile phone to make a video recording of Campbell during their
> journey from Pontefract, West Yorkshire. The footage showed the teenager
> repeatedly asking the driver to have sex with her. He said that he had 
> agreed
> to her request and the couple had consensual sex in a lane near her home.
>
> In court she pleaded guilty to perverting the course of justice and was 
> jailed
> for eight months by Judge Roger Thorn, QC, who told Campbell that her lies
> might have had devastating consequences.
>
>  a.. Have your say
> Over the Years, there has been numerous times women have made this claim,
> usually when they had no money for the fare and I call the cops. It is one
> reason I have three video cameras in my car. Unfortunately, in the U.S. 
> they
> can't be arrest for making false allegations.

* yes they can, and can also be sued for monetary damages.



 If a drunk female offers sex, I
> decline for the very reason of what happened in the article. I do retain 
> the
> segment of video and I give the female a card stating for her to call or 
> email
> me when she is sober. I than offer to send them the video clip of their
> antics.
>
> PB, Kansas City, US
>
> Dear Ellen, Women do not *report cases of rape* to the police, they make
> accusations of rape. The low conviction rate could just as illogically be
> interpreted as meaning a high rate of women lying. Rape accusations are 
> much
> easier nowadays due to widespread awareness of confidentiality rules so we 
> can
> no longer simply equate reports to real cases as you do.

* forget confidentiality rules girls. You make a false report and we'll know 
your name and publish it :o)

>
> Steve Bush, Cirencester, UK
>
> To Ellen, Ipswich:-
>
> That may be true and a very sad thing, but putting an innocent man in 
> prison
> for a crime that he did not commit does not help 'balance the books.'
>
> It is not acceptable to lie about having been raped any more than it is to
> commit rape, and until the feminists get round that one and accept that 
> women
> who lie about sexual assault do untold damage to the genuine victims and
> should not go unpunished, the sooner the police forces will be more 
> inclined
> to believe a woman if they know they lie they may face jail.
>
> We are not talking here about a rape victim - we are talking about a liar,
> plain and simple.
>
> Warren Blackwell, Daventry, England
>
> There are far more false allegations than genuine rapes. These women are 
> the
> abusers.
>
> jo, london, uk
>
> As for 'preferential treatment of women' - only one case in 13 of rape 
> which
> is reported to the police ever results in a conviction. For every lying 
> woman
> there must ten frustrated, damaged victims and ten arrogant rapists 
> walking
> free for lack of evidence.

* for every lying female there are 50 other lying females whose stories were 
so bizarre that not even the dumb cops believed them. There's only a 5% 
conviction rate in the UK and most of those guys were railroaded.
Furthermore, why aren't the cops rounding up these drunk and incapacitated 
females and throwing them into lockup until they are sober? The laws are 
still on the books to arrest incompetent people who are too drunk to look 
after themselves. These drunk bitches are a menace to men.


>
> Ellen, Ipswich, UK
>
> Thank goodness for a piece of 'proper usage of the law'. I can only hope 
> that"
> this sensible attitude will be reflected throughout the administration of
> legislation that applies to the criminal act of rape. It should not be
> forgotten that this area of law is a very 'grey' one and as often as not 
> those
> who are 'guilty' often get away with it as the law itself on the subject 
> is
> ambiguous to say the least. The moral argument should stand that it is 
> wrong
> to commit such an offence and just as wrong to wrongly accuse someone of 
> said
> offence.

* well since the false allegations are 100x the actual rapes, let's deal 
with them first.And the area of law is not at all "grey", it was made such 
by nasty feminists who regarded anything as rape even a husband or bf having 
sex with his female lol


>
> C.S-U, Edinburgh, UK
>
> At last! Maybe now the courts will concede that women are not always the
> victim

* you mean we should actually start from the belief that the accused is 
innocent?  lol



 and are quite capable of perjuring themselves for whatever strange
> reasons their fluffy minds have concocted. Unfortunately this does not 
> make up
> for the many many men who have been wrongly convicted of rape because of a
> womans' lies BUT it's a start and perhaps now the courts and in particular 
> the
> judges will take a tougher line with regard to sentencing.
>
> Carole, Gramat, France
>
> 8 months isn't long enough ...
>
> Benzo, Nr Chelmsford,
>
> This case deserves to be made known far and wide. I shall certainly do my 
> bit.
>
> To Ash of UK, I don't have one of these new-fangled mobile phones, but I
> gather they record sound as well as pictures. That's how the judge knew 
> that
> the taxi driver didn't have a screwdriver off-camera threatening the 
> woman.
>
> A very similar thing happened in a novel called 'Disclosure' by Michael
> Crichton which is based on a true story. In this story, a woman's advances 
> are
> accidentally recorded on someone's answering machine.
>
>
>
>
>
> Chris Manning, Monbulk, Australia
>
> This type of occurance is not uncommon. There has been a lot of loud noise
> proffered in defense of women who are allegedly raped, to the point where 
> the
> normal rules of justice are being called into question to favour the 
> woman.
>
> This case, and many others like it, should be a stark reminder that women 
> can
> be and are just as deceitful as men and that the rules of justice should 
> be
> applied accordingly.

* how old are you? Females have always been known to be deceitful compared 
to men.



>
> In this case, justice has been done and an evil woman, who has further put
> back the cause of genuine rape victims should spend the time realising 
> that
> she has only served the interests of rapists.
>
> Jack Bloxam, Edinburgh,
>
> The cabbie was foolish for having sex with her, but she was evil for what 
> she
> did. Unfortunately the world is full of women who for their own 
> inadequacies
> and perverted minds lie about men.

* it is a female's Nature. Unless females are kept on a short leash they 
will behave this way. ALL of them.



>
> What upsets me the most is that for every one female caught lying like 
> this
> there are thousands who get away with slandering men.

They should be sued for defamation but since practically all females have no 
money it would be a waste of time.



>
> I spent years in courts fighting slander used to deny me access to my son.
> What disgusted me recently was to find that my son's social workers were
> concealing from the courts files which proved the mother was lying.
>
> It's time men overthrew this tyranny of falsehoods by women

* in the US where everyone has a RIGHT to own weapons these bitches may have 
to watch their backs :o) I've found that fear is the only thing that keeps 
people on the straight and narrow.



> Simon Gunson, Wellington , New Zealand
>
> He was onbiously stone cold sober and realised that the girl might only be
> having sex with him because she was very drunk as he had the presence of 
> mind
> to video her. it says something about his character that he would have sex
> with a teenager when he knew she was too drunk. I would also like to point 
> out
> that the video does not prove a thing as earlier this year a teacher was
> proven not guilty of sexually abusing a teenager even though there was a 
> video
> of her performing oral sex on him. It turned out that he had a screwdriver 
> in
> his hand off camera and was threatening her. Anyman who acted in the way 
> this
> taxi driver did is capable of threatening a teenager.

Stop referring to the lying bitch as a "teenager" ( a made up term) She is 
an Adult. No one forced her to drink. It's called voluntary intoxication 
under the law and is not a defence to drink driving.

>
> Ash, uk,
>
> "In court she pleaded guilty to perverting the course of justice and was
> jailed for eight months by Judge Roger Thorn, QC, who told Campbell that 
> her
> lies might have had devastating consequences."
>
> Only eight months? She could easily have ruined that man's life!

Let's hope that it's at hard labour. Let her sleep on a plank, crack rocks 
all day and eat gruel :o)


>
> Garth Strong, San Diego, USA/CAL
>
>  a.. Read all 13 comments
>
> -- 
> Gender, sexual orientation, skin color and ethnicity are accidents at 
> birth,
> not an entitlement for lifelong victimhood.
>
>
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