Harvard Student False Rape Story Makes The News

[jwinfield]

the article says due to the charges, he was unable to reenroll for 4 years. consider the lost income and distress...breh is 30...he'll never get those years back, even though he's been reinstated.

Even in the future, a firm/entity googles his name after getting his resume, the results are gonna have them

 

[Turk]

She's fukked up and needs to do time but fukk him too for being a c00n.

Please explain how the Breh in question is a c00n? I'm just going to assume you're one of those people who thinks dating someone white automatically equals c00n, bedwench, etc...

 

[CodeBlaMeVi]

This is the same documentary with the chick that said Jameis raped her

Noticed dude's last name is Winston, too?

 

[jwinfield]

It's a lot of shyt in the article, still going through it, but:

Willingham - Chick
Winston - Guy
KF - Willingham's female friend

Willingham, however, was not placated. Winston testified that several days after their late night, she met with him and told him she had found a condom at the top of the wastebasket in her bathroom with blood on it. Willingham told Winston that KF had been menstruating on the evening in question and that she thought he might have used the condom with KF. Winston testified, “I was shaken. She made it very clear that … she was accusing me of rape.”

Winston had no memory of having intercourse with anyone, but when Willingham confronted him, he wondered if he could have done something while in a blackout state. Frightened, he testified that he checked his wallet, and the single condom he always carried was still there. He told Willingham the condom at her apartment wasn’t his. She told him she had already given it to the police. (The Cambridge Police Department declined to comment on the case.) Eventually, the condom was tested by law enforcement. There was both male and female DNA on it. The DNA from the woman was not that of KF but Willingham. Law enforcement did not test to see whether Winston was the source of the male DNA. Winston’s lawyer, Norman Zalkind, did. The male DNA did not belong to Brandon Winston.

Winston’s reprieve at Harvard was short-lived. In October 2012, a grand jury indicted him on two felony counts. Harvard placed Winston on an involuntary leave of absence due to the criminal charges pending against him. The indictment was the culmination of the long legal process that began when Willingham and KF reported to the police that they had been sexually assaulted and Willingham gave the police the condom from her bathroom wastebasket. Toward the end of The Hunting Ground, a graphic announces: “A grand jury in Boston indicted Kamilah’s accused assailant with two counts of sexual assault.” What the filmmakers don’t explain is that the grand jury charges stemmed from Winston’s touching of KF. The grand jury declined to indict him on any charges concerning Willingham. She appeared at his trial not as a victim but as a witness.

The filmmakers say they interviewed more than 70 women who have been sexually assaulted in order to find the most compelling and illustrative stories to tell in their film. They say that each of their major cases is backed up with “extensive fact-checking” and thousands of pages of documents. But if they fact-checked this case, that only makes their one-sided portrayal of the Willingham case that much more troubling.

 

[Mob H]

It's a lot of shyt in the article, still going through it, but:

Willingham - Chick
Winston - Guy
KF - Willingham's female friend

These hoes ain't shyt.

 

[Mandarin Duck]

Please explain how the Breh in question is a c00n? I'm just going to assume you're one of those people who thinks dating someone white automatically equals c00n, bedwench, etc...

 

[Canon]

hero and victim

 

[miranda]

He was charged with sexually assaulting the white woman. Did any of you even read the article.

 

[jwinfield]

He was charged with sexually assaulting the white woman. Did any of you even read the article.

He was only found guilty of misdemeanor touching of a nonsexual nature.

The judge, noting Winston was not convicted of a sexual charge, sentenced him to 90 days of supervised probation—meaning a monthly check-in with a probation officer—and 180 days of unsupervised probation.

The story Willingham tells in the documentary doesn't match up with the testimonies of her and Winston.

The documentary leaves out important details, paints a one sided picture and frames it as if his conviction was related to Willingham's accusation that he raped her.

 

[John Mayer]

He was charged with sexually assaulting the white woman. Did any of you even read the article.

In the film the black woman is saying he sexually assaulted both of them.

 

[MaxBundles]

Did a whole documentary knowing damn well she lying.....

 

[PikaDaDon]

You could just see the crazy in her eyes:

 

[miranda]

He was only found guilty of misdemeanor touching of a nonsexual nature.

That's why I said charged

In the film the black woman is saying he sexually assaulted both of them.

Ok and who did the grand jury believe? Oh that's right the precious violated white woman.

When are yall going to learn?
The quadroon probably thought he could get a pass messing with these cave whores. LOL
NOPE

 

[Canon]

When are yall going to learn?
The quadroon probably thought he could get a pass messing with these cave whores. LOL
NOPE

they both fukked him over

one is in a docu still slandering him

 

[A1aaa]

just confirmed--i have mutual friends with this girl on facebook. what a world we live in.

some of these folks are about to be blocked off GP