/cgl/ - Cosplay & EGL

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While false rape accusations do happen and are damaging in themselves almost none gets convicted on a false rape claim. Because there needs to be visible evidence of a struggle in most cases.Imagine a Fatal Attraction-esque scenario for one second: sleazehound uses woman for sex, has no real understanding between himself and her so as soon as he gets what he wants he drops her like a hot potato and goes back to his gf/wife. No explanation, no more "sucking up" bc what would be the point of treating a human being with dignity and respect now? Say she is pissed off for being used and doesn't like the guy/feels degraded by the experience? What would the easiest way to wound him back? Accuse him of rape. His significant other now knows and the sleazehound's rep is ruined. I'm willing to bet guys like said sleazehound get accused falsely the most. They emotionally abuse women and none does anything about it.

> FBI reports consistently put the number of "unfounded" rape accusations around 8%. The unfounded rate is higher for forcible rape than for any other Index crime. The average rate of unfounded reports for Index crimes is 2%. [96] "Unfounded" is not synonymous with false allegation [97] and as Bruce Gross of the Forensic Examiner explains,

So if a woman is paralyzed with fear during the rape that's not grounds enough for declaring the rape to be a rape.