Her dad is old friends with my dad, and we used to have play dates together when we were kids. We fell out of contact but I remember when this all went down and hearing about it through my dad. It’s wild to think about this happening to her. She was super sweet to me and I’m so happy that she has gotten some justice.

Birth rate plummets across the developing world as parents realize they no longer have to be ready for Kissinger-based child mortality

Damn, it's been a long time since I've heard his name. I had to Google him to see what sentence he got, hoping it wasn't a few years.

He's eligible for parole in 2053.

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>Prosecutors and law enforcement did not say why it had taken five years to charge him.

I want to believe they were building a strong case

>Diaz had framed Hadley as part of a twisted plot to get her to walk away from a condo they had purchased together, according to federal prosecutors.

damn

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Unfortunately in this case framing someone carries a lighter sentence vs hiring men to sexually assault someone.

As for why law enforcement get treated differently? Does it even need to be said?

>She wrote that “as a traumatized 18-year-old rape victim, I chose to put my faith in the American legal system.

wow, even now she is blaming someone else for her actions

Guards like that cost money. Corporations don't like to spend money, unless lobbying is more expensive. Its the reason trains derail so often. Lobbying, is much cheaper than fixing the problem. 😕

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Sure, it's simple. The crime of setting up a raping is worse under the law than faking the crime of rape.

Seems to me news which is a bit late bit. Chock-late news, to those who matter most.

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Back in the day when i was 18 I got pulled over dead to rights leaving my dealers house. Needless to say I had definitely re-upped and was carrying. Enter stonecold Steve Austin sheriff who pulls me over. We do the song and dance and he feeds me this line about it being a routine traffic stop. I refuse a search. He brings the dog and gives me the whole spiel. However, the dog will not alert for some reason. He’s just happy and frolicking. Cop keeps yanking the poor thing over and it just won’t do whatever it is he wants it to do to my car. He just slings the dog forcibly back into the cruiser and tells me to leave and if he even sees me again on this side of town he will “arrest me on sight” no idea what luck was with me that day but I feel bad for the poor dog. Dude was PISSED at it.

And distribution... We've technically had enough food for everyone and Mars since like the 50s.

It's not a scientific article, it's a news report about one.

At least she got some closure, and a new baby to take her mind off the train wreck of her life, her ex.

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Too bad they don't do psychological personality tests to join the police force. Maybe if they did the test that a certain Slavic country did, they could root out the bad actors quicker. The test, give someone acid and a gun, then watch them react under pressure.

humanity will be a flash in the pan on earths timeline that's for sure.

Hopefully millions of years after we've fucked this all up evolution will produce a much less shitty intelligent species.

Fun fact: the russian Northern Fleet is based right next to the Finnish border and IIRC they supply it with a single railway... Which is almost certainly within bombing distance from Finland.

Broadwater‘s luck was that Sebold’s second part of the book “Lucky”, about the trial, which was all over the place and didn’t make any sense, caught the attention of an executive producer called Mucciante, working to adapt Lucky on film. Mucciante hired a private investigator to review the evidences, which ended with Broadwater being exonerated.

Sebold didn’t really apologise to Broadwater; she carefully put together apologies that blame the system which she was an innocent part of. While what happened to her was horrific, the fact that later she saw a black man and she was 100% convinced he raped her, with no evidence whatsoever, puts just as much guilt over her as over the system.

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Having eaten rat, it’s not that bad… could always be worse. Could of been no rat…