False accuser exposed by name in UK Parliament

Tuesday, October 24, 2006
By John Dias

A member of the British House of Lords has publicly named a woman who falsely accused a man of rape. She is now in hiding, and is “speaking out” against the official who exposed her identity.

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2 Responses to “False accuser exposed by name in UK Parliament”

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    mruffolo Says:

    The false accuser ought to receive the same sentence, as the crime would have carried.

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    fourthwire Says:

    Why should women be exempt from felony prosecution after providing authorities with false accusations of rape?

    If men are to be subject to criminal prosecution for rapes that they did not commit, risking their livelihoods, their jobs, access to their families, bank accounts, and their freedom then the very least that our nations’ justice systems could do would be to prosecute those scumbuckets who accuse them of rape under false pretenses!

    Equal civil and social rights for men would mean that women could no longer throw rocks from behind walls.

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