THE PITIFUL MOMENT OF RAPE FALSE ACCUSATIONS

This boy had his whole life ahead of him, he had good grades, he was the star athlete at his university, until a classmate accused him of rape.

He spent 6 years in prison and 5 years on probation, he lost his scholarship, he lost the opportunity to graduate, he lost the respect of his peers, but even worse, he lost his future .

Now, it turns out that the girl who accused him of rape later confessed that she had made it all up. I mean, he never sexually abused her.

This boy was innocent , he was imprisoned for 6 years for something he didn't do, his sports career collapsed, and also if he wants to look for work, no one hires a person with a criminal record .

This kid lost EVERYTHING .

What happened to the girl who falsely accused him?

Absolutely nothing. Not a fine, much less a conviction.

Do you think this is normal? Do you see this as fair?

A person who falsely accuses another of rape should at least be penalized financially.

A person who has ruined another's life cannot go unpunished.

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