Would You Forgive A Woman Who Falsely Accused Men Of R*pe For Attention

[@ryanmcclosky3312]

We need a False Accuser Registry.

[@TwistedQuestionMark]

That's an excellent idea.

[@STEPHxCA]

Yes

[@strongmermaid4651]

Oh I agree with this 😊

[@robertstone9988]

Woman= victim.

[@elCONQUEROR81]

It’s called prison. She is a felon

[@kaydabear9487]

No. As woman who has been raped. No. Absolutely not. And she should have charges pressed.

[@NotTheOnlyMattAround]

I'm sorry for what you've gone through, and I'm sorry that women like this are making it so much more difficult for honest women to be believed.

[@leebennett1821]

I agree it belittles the Trauma of a real incident all People need to be held accountable for their actions

[@rickmaldoo4205]

I never believe women, the criteria for rape has become "she felt uncomfortable at some point could be days or months or years after the fact" they need a firm solid definition

[@DarthSidian]

Sorry you went through that. Hope you're doing better.

[@kimmarriott-brown1318]

Was coming here to say the same thing. Unforgivable

[@georgedavidson957]

Men’s lives were destroyed because of this liar …… believe evidence not liars.

[@nicolewagner2631]

Including the man she *literally* destroyed the life of.

[@qc6057]

You get called a nazi for this reasonable take nowadays

[@Dembomes]

I would watch your channel dog, its just you do this thing when you overreact with your breath’s it makes it hard to watch for extended periods of time no shade fr tho, I wish you success.

[@mozax8118]

You can't say that, she's a powerful black woman.

[@tmacm2237]

No, any woman who accuses a man falsely of rape then she should spend time in prison for the same amount of time he would have.

[@SuperJustagamer]

💯

[@mrsleep0000]

And in this case, since she accused 3 men, she should serve 3 sentences...consecutively.

[@ForeverMe543]

The problem with this is when a real case goes to trial and there is insufficient evidence and the case falls apart (he said she said) the man can use this claim. Real victims could be hurt.

[@Eyesofwrathvox]

​@@ForeverMe543these three men are the real victims. Stop minimizing it. You are disgusting

[@racpatrice]

I'm a woman who has been molested and I agree with you. It angers me that real victims will not be believed and innocent men will have their ñives ruined 😡😡

[@jenniferanderson7010]

I'm a victim of S. assault who never reported. It was too painful. People like her are WHY victims are never believed. Holy shit.

[@AshleyNeco-pi8py]

I really hope you do one day, hope you're doing better 💗.

[@samaritan_sys]

Something to consider: the idea that victims are never believed is demonstrably false, and in fact, repeating this falsehood leads to more victims not coming forward. Your experience is proof of how this false narrative stifles victims. I would urge you to stop repeating this narrative.

[@DarthSidian]

You should report it.

[@DarthSidian]

Also, I hope you feel better. Sexual assault and rape are awful things.

[@Random_Tecro]

@@DarthSidian Depending on where they live, it could be too late.

[@terrnoisrp8894]

It crazy that this woman can’t even be punish because she already in jail for MURDER.

[@RhumpleOriginal]

She can be punished if they enact thr lie she said happened. She can stay in jail but she will actually know what r victims go through.

[@SassySoldier]

She waited for the statute of limitations to be up so she can't be sued for defamation. She's also coming up parole (14 to 18 years for second degree when the crime was in 2011) and this is needed to prove she's reformed. Also, the attention might work out well for her, like Gypsy Rose Blanchard, and she can get booked on the talk show circut.

[@elCONQUEROR81]

@@SassySoldieryuck that sounds abysmal

[@RhumpleOriginal]

@@SassySoldier the attention does not work because now if she gets r'ed, who is going to believe her?

[@TheLilbigBlack]

@@SassySoldier If the Duke Lacrosse team really wanted to be petty, they should show up to every single parole hearing and testify against her.

[@garuelx8627]

Here's a classic exercise: Break a plate, apologize, and find out if apologizing magically mends the plate.

[@Justin-pe9cl]

It didn’t work.

[@BearerOfLightSonOfGod]

I tried my house is now on fire

[@jongaskins5617]

It worked for me!

[@Chanticleer99]

​@@jongaskins5617 😂😅

[@IamtheSpy2005]

@@jongaskins5617 Wizard?

[@cantsay2205]

She ruined the lives of those young men. They may not be in prison, but people will always view them with suspicion.

[@alphagt62]

There’s no telling how many jobs they didn’t get, how many people refused to associate with them, the hell they’ve lived. The monetary losses would be hard to estimate, not counting anguish.

[@Peter7966]

Forgive her: Nope. She deserves to be criminally charged for a hate crime and sued in civil court.

[@mightymikethebear]

She is in prison for murder. I doubt she has or will have assets worth filing a law suit.

[@GladDestronger]

Then serve the sentence their accuser would've served.

[@Peter7966]

@@mightymikethebear I didn't know that. It figures.

[@STEPHxCA]

I wouldn’t forgive her, people get harmed both physically and mentally over accusations like that.

[@gamingwityaboicolby1217]

Not to mention it makes actual rape victims look bad.

[@RCenal]

​@@gamingwityaboicolby1217absolutely

[@STEPHxCA]

@@gamingwityaboicolby1217that part.

[@deathmauler181]

Never would I forgive that person

[@namename9998]

Look up Eleanor Williams in England

[@MrWilson812]

She's only apologizing because she's already in prison. If she actually felt there would be any consequences she would have taken it to her grave.

[@347Jimmy]

Also, the statute of limitations for perjury ran out so she can't be charged for lying in court back in the day

[@dandavis5533]

Unless that apology comes with a time machine to undo all the damage that was done to those young men, the apology means nothing.

[@absolutezero2496]

No. Not only do these false accusations hurt women who have actually been raped, but it destroys the lives of innocent men. These people need to be held accountable.

[@ExeErdna]

Very true, yet some people are so hardheaded about this issue. LIES HURT EVERYBODY especially when it comes to sex crimes. You could be in the ER fighting for your life and if somebody attempts to claim you hurt them they'll be believed even though you're in recovery. Your rep is gone even if they're being crazy...

[@Xbalanque84]

With compounding karmic interest.

[@hypnicjerk7696]

Odd that she waited till the statute of limitation for perjury passed before her confession.🤔

[@deathmauler181]

Imagine that

[@MorganSullivan]

How convenient...

[@elaizakaguya4631]

What's that? I'm not American so could you mind explaining. Thank you.

[@kyriss12]

⁠@@elaizakaguya4631 Statute of limitations is basically when certain crimes are old enough they can no longer be persecuted. With some of the serous offenses it’s because the nature of the crime means any new evidence or witnesses testimonies will be heavily compromised while lesser crimes automatically get dropped after awhile to eliminate the risk of legal persecution. Perjury is the crime of lying under oath in front of a judge.

[@siddharthvasu3511]

​@@elaizakaguya4631Perjury is the crime of lying in a court of law while giving testimony. Statute of limitations is the amount of time after a crime is committed that a suspect can be tried in court, usually many years. After that time is up, the suspect can't be tried anymore

[@samanthateixeira6869]

As someone who knows someone who was affected by false allegations not this severe but false allegations that could have ruined their lives, no. I could not forgive any individual who fabricates allegations for attention.

[@cakesaregood5176]

Same

[@nicolewagner2631]

Whatever happened to "thou shall not bear false witness"? It's one of the greatest sins for a reason.

[@nothanksplease]

a man accused me of drugging him ... after he asked for drugs... he told a bunch of people. i forgive him but if i was a man it prob would have gone worse. however.. the man who actually s.aed me im having a hard time forgiving. i didnt get justice cause the prosecutor said since we were dating they wouldnt touch the case. it was a long while ago mind you so that aspect i get. but if these monsters were not lying people who honestly experienced terrible things would prob be taken more seriously. this hurts literally like everyone. im sorry you went through that.

[@SalemArc]

False allegations need to be met with real repercussions.

[@JAFO_2319]

False alizations 🤪🤪🤪

[@PatHetian-e5o]

Thing is proving something didn't happen is even harder than proving something did happen. Its VERY hard to prove SA happens and its even harder to prove an accuser is lying. The vast majority of SA cases aren't proven or disproven. Its only when these women officially recant or there is some overwhelming proof they lied, that you could work on charging it. Look at Jussie Smollet. Only because his accusation was so outlandish and specific could it be disproven. If he had kept it simple, there would be basically no way to definitively prove he made it all up. And many rape accusations are simple, even ambiguous enough that both parties can just have different interpretations of the same events.

[@unknownzay6392]

@@JAFO_2319??

[@Xbalanque84]

And compounding karmic interest.

[@easter_sunday]

False accusations are a big reason why I don't go to bars anymore, or talk to women I don't know.

[@deathmauler181]

Lol I'm a married man n I feel thesame

[@mikemike5223]

I was in the USMC and never messed with any female Marines. To darn risky. Plus 29 Palms didn’t have many female Marines.

[@FRESCO_KUN]

​@mikemike5223 female marines here and had to deal with so much bs. My husband (met in yuma) always said he would never date a female marines for the same reasons. I can understand why with some of the people I've met over the years

[@llambduh]

It should be a felony and carry a 10 year sentence minimum

[@notsurprisedanymore]

If it ruins lives, 10 years is too lenient

[@BearerOfLightSonOfGod]

@@notsurprisedanymore women age faster in prison so 10 is like 20 but yeah I agree

[@TURBOMIKEIFY]

In her case. I believe she should get all the time these men were facing. Served consecutively.

[@Xbalanque84]

Double the maximum sentence the accused would have received, plus being put on a registry that compels her to warn the neighbors of her past.

[@AA-ed6ek]

No. Women already get too much passes for this kind of crap. What's disgusting as well is even though men like this are proven innocent you still get numerous women justifying why they still view them as guilty. Evil.

[@WeWokeTheGiants]

There's no such thing as an innocent person. All have sinned.

[@markstrike-y1g]

Women still saying Jay Z is guilty after the case was debunked.

[@no.1spidey-fan182]

​@@markstrike-y1g Wait you refering to that new Diddy case or an older one?

[@dumbidiot973]

⁠@@WeWokeTheGiants… Okay? Most people haven’t committed serious crimes so your point is kinda mute, stealing a candy bar is different from committing an act of SA or murder.

[@RCenal]

​@@WeWokeTheGiants Understand context dude

[@MikeJones-m6r]

Expecting forgiveness without penance is like expecting a service without paying.

[@hypnicjerk7696]

Well stated.

[@vermis8344]

For me, the motivation has a lot to do with it. Ruin two lives because you wanted attention? Nah, that's not a little oopsie, that's straight up psychopathy.

[@MikeJones-m6r]

Attention and martyrdom. Her case has been used as "proof of the abuse black women suffer at the hands of those evil whyte men" for decades. The damage her fake story caused is almost immeasurable.

[@Xbalanque84]

Cluster-Bs gonna Cluster-B.

[@Xbalanque84]

​@@MikeJones-m6r At least God is there to pick up the slack when mortal justice fails.

[@anthonyhuber-permanentlyre7808]

*It's not just her, but also the Duke faculty that signed the letter saying these 3 men were guilty based on race & gender.* All 50 of them need to be held accountable in their private capacity.

[@terrnoisrp8894]

All of duke needs to be investigated for that crap.

[@tanker335]

Ask yourself who those two cases had in common.

[@phantom8926]

​@@tanker335I'm listening

[@BWolf00]

Not sure where the 50 comes from but the 88 Duke professors authored and published an advertisement titled ‘What Does a Social Disaster Sound Like?’ suggesting the Duke Admin was suppressing the investigation and encouraged the Duke student community to 'speak up'...mob up. They should be held to account, but they won't be.

[@genighmartin4999]

Al Sharpton needs to face consequences too

[@darthsilversith667]

We didn’t need her to admit she made it up to know she made it up. This is what the evidence has pointed towards since the beginning. She deserves to have another 25 years tacked onto her sentence! And hell no I wouldn’t forgive her if I was one of the Duke boys..

[@Swanzy89]

She probably waited for the statute of limitations on whatever crime she committed by lying to pass before coming out with the truth

[@hypnicjerk7696]

She did indeed.

[@IsleofJaya]

Forgiveness, is a privilege not a right. If you can forgive them good for you but if you can't then good for you too.

[@nothanksplease]

i want to remind everyone forgiveness isnt a free pass. it is more about you than them as its very hard to hold the weight of these things. they still should be punished. God will handle these things even if we fail to.. i so wish we took these things seriously.. this as another commentor said hurts not just the people accused but those who sincerely have been harmed by sex abuse.

[@That_One_Sunshine_Knight]

The answer is no. A resounding no.

[@map3384]

She and tens of thousands of women are the reason why men need to worry when they are in the presence of a woman who could wrongly accuse them . There is no going back.

[@tanker335]

The real villain of this movie walked in, doused it with kerosene, threw a lit match and left the scene. And for some reason the media edited his cameo appearance and left him out of the credits. Yep. It was the Rev. Al Sharpton.

[@michellebarker8940]

amen to that

[@cecejamesable]

Hell no! That type of accusation is life-ruining, that person can rot in guilt.

[@skagenpige88]

While I agree she is the start of it, she is not the only one causing problems...its also media not caring if she is telling the truth or not, sometime unqualified judges/investigators etc cause it to get worse than it needs to be....and their not taking their fair part in the blame....also the potential mobs of random civilians.

[@melrobertson2743]

As a witness to a rancid witch planning to use false allegations to destroy a friend's friend group ("they'll all drop him so I'll be all he has" 😡🤮😡🤮😡🤮). I don't care that this woman is already in prison for murder she needs extra time for false allegations.

[@TordenFaaret]

these people should be marked for false accusations of very serious crimes the same way people are marked for frivolous lawsuits.

[@chevyman81]

Short answer: No. Long answer: NNNNNNNNNNOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

[@markstrike-y1g]

Later on answer: Fuck NO

[@user-lq3jw3ov8z]

@@markstrike-y1g The answer, in Spanish: No

[@DeadlyblueEdward]

​@@user-lq3jw3ov8z The answer in Russian: NYET.

[@DeadlyblueEdward]

The answer in Siberian: NYET.

[@notsurprisedanymore]

Nein from Germany

[@WalkerSportsLounge]

False accusers demand the same penalties as the actual perpetrators

[@tirefish]

A-fckin-men

[@no.1spidey-fan182]

Ironically enough the woman in this scenario got sent to jail for murder

[@terrnoisrp8894]

@@no.1spidey-fan182 it is funny

[@ketura_v_art]

It’s because false accusers ARE the actual perpetrators!

[@tirefish]

@@WalkerSportsLounge A-f'ing-men

[@stillaboveground2470]

When I was a kid, my cousin had "Rock'em Sock'em Robots". He would always play the blue robot and never the red one. After losing more times than I can count, his brother told me that he had superglued the blue robot's head down. There was no way the red robot could knock the blue one's block off! Decades later, I still haven't forgiven for cheating, and I remind him of it whenever we see each other.

[@fartnloud7411]

How fun... rather not lose than keep a friend.

[@cheeseburgersuperior1874]

lol. you should start calling him superglue. heck, if i were you i would often remind him on that in certain conversations. example: "it's good you have strong support with your friends and family because you SUPERGLUED them around you. lol!!!"

[@JoelKellenProductions]

Oh come on, that’s just petty

[@OfTheSeaKND]

I’ve always disliked the notion that a victim should eventually forgive the person who egregiously wronged them. People don’t need to forgive, if they don’t want to.

[@annuvin14]

I believe that forgiveness is for the person who was wronged to choose to not let the wrong haunt them further. She should absolutely be facing further jail time for this lie, and there should be alot of it. A precedent has to be established to prevent this nonsense from continuing.

[@KingKaiserSW]

Here's the thing, forgiveness doesn't mean freedom of consequences.

[@emilyleander3597]

My mother in law spent the first 2 1/2 years of mine and my husbands relationship trying to get him to leave me. She would gas light and manipulate me while he was at work then when he got home she would pretend like we were best friends. When she finally got caught doing it in front of my husband she "apologized", but i told her i didn't forgive her. She then said god would forgive me so you should too, i told her im not god so you can go get his forgiveness to feel better about yourself. When someone wrongs you, you do not owe them your forgiveness. She told me I was just a bitter person after 3 months had passed, and i still wanted nothing to do with her. We've since cut her out of our lives.

[@Rogue-Mike]

People have been lynched for lies like that.

[@MikeJones-m6r]

Ethan Liming, say his name and dont eclipse it with myths.

[@MikeJones-m6r]

It's crazy how some people will expect forgiveness for the crimes they commit, while simultaneously never forgiving for crimes from the distant past they never experience while blaming people who never comitted them.

[@jonathonpion2042]

She damn near cost these young men their lives over a false allegation. Hell they may never be able to fully recover because the stain on the accusation will still linger. She needs to face the exact amount of prison time all three would've faced if they were convicted. She has cast doubt on every last legitimate victim because of her stupidity.

[@Fiddleslip]

your mistake, which is a mindset that leads to false accusations doing so much damage, is believing that legitimate victims SHOULDN'T have doubt cast upon them. It is by overcoming this doubt that they can be ruled by courts and by society at large as being legitimately victims of a crime. That isn't to say that anyone who doesn't overcome the doubt isn't a victim, but a lack of evidence for a crime that truly did occur is not sufficient reason to hop on the "believe all women" train.

[@leila607]

On one hand I'm glad she admitted the lie even if it was late. Too many people make false accusations and never come forward with the truth. On the other hand you should suffer some type of consequence. Even god said don't lie on people, it's a sin. That's crazy people are willing to ruin people's lives over a lie cause they needed "validation ".

[@michellebarker8940]

yep a certain man comes to mind

[@CoreyT127]

@michellebarker8940. Of course a man comes to mind. When the topic of female false accusers comes up! I just assume every woman is lying without evidence? So like 99% of accusers?😂😂😂

[@HelloKittySGTC]

She doesnt need forgiveness from God, she needs forgiveness from Men and peoples lifes she ruined.

[@inhumanjoey310]

Believe all women??? Yeah right

[@softwood7086]

My answer is no and never. As someone who went through false allegations at a young age and thank God it wasn't so severe but I to this day have never and will never forgive that woman.

[@kidtexas2]

Often is cases like this, the accused man may end up killing themselves over the backlash and hatred they receive from the community, friends and even family. Losing their jobs and may not be able to get another due to that mark on their record. No amount of apologizing will bring those men back. I can’t forgive the selfishness and inhumanity to destroy someone else’s life for your own personal gain. Its sickening.

[@mikemaresca4999]

Shit like this is why I have trust issues with all "news".

[@wontonschannel]

As a survivor of FA - No. You are morally obligated NOT to forgive such behavior.

[@nicolewagner2631]

A killer lied about something. How shocking.

[@Jadeserphant]

As a woman, I think she needs to get the same jail time that they would have gotten if convicted. She has undermined the credibility of every woman who truly suffered “R.”

[@incognito_tab43]

What she did was give a slap to actual victims of r*pe who will be scrutinized and called lairs despite actually being real victims. God might forgive her but she ruined literal lives and reputations. There are some women who are still adamant that she was in fact SA’d. She needs to be punished idk, it doesn’t seem fair at all. Being accused of SA is literally the worst thing that could happen to a man’s career because even if you’re eventually found innocent, your rep is ruined and can hardly be repaired.

[@MikeJones-m6r]

Nope the reality is exactly the opposite. It's the fact that any accusation, no matter how dubious it may be is immediately believed that inspire women like her to lie about it.

[@robertstone9988]

Dude a woman falsely accused these men of sa and cost them there reputations and there college athletic careers and you come in with wemon affected most. Can a man be a victim ever in this f'ing country? I Swear a man could be pushed out a high rise building and people would be like can you imagine how the poor woman driving the ambulance feels.

[@Fiddleslip]

@@MikeJones-m6r correct. Victims and "victims" of SA are by and large not scrutinized at all, unless they come out with the accusation against a political rival 30 years later during an election season. Then they are scrutinized and everyone points to this as an example of how no one believes women.

[@dustin0579]

AND one of the ONLY kids she could identify in a line up WASN'T EVEN AT THAT PARTY !🤦‍♂️

[@herobrinekingmaster]

Situations like these are the reason why it is so hard for me to take these kinds of allegations seriously these days.

[@lms1068]

She needs to pay all lawyers fees, and do jail time like they would have. No leniency whatsoever for liars like her.

[@BlenderRookie]

Forgive? Yes. Trust again? No.

[@Kinger_of_the_circus]

I agree with this answer I will forgive but I’ll never forget

[@ONEFATE9]

No. NEVER FORGET!!! NEVER FORGIVE!!!!! NEVER EVER FORGIVE!!!!!!!

[@JeDindk]

I live in Denmark and I remember that story from the news. Yes, even in Denmark the News stations were reporting on this story. I even remember a specific journalist who explained to the Danish viewers that this was a typical example of how privileged white upper middle class American boys thought they could treat other people, especially people/women from another race. But I don't remember anyone reporting from the trial or how the trial ended ....

[@MikeJones-m6r]

Even their rare "man-bites-dog" dries are hoaxes. If they lie like this now, how is a thinking human supposed to believe their stories about the past?

[@kostantza1]

Have the same issue in my country. News stations repeat only the popular versions of stories from the most popular publications, and so we learn of them with all the unfiltered biases and mistakes that have already been countered in the original sources.

[@margretblaswich6229]

As a women myself... NEVER.EVER.

[@retr0836]

No, forgiveness gives excuses in these types of situations.

[@brandonmccarthy7660]

If this bloke can forgive her, he is a strong person.

[@thenerdyknight1559]

There are some things that are beyond forgiven. This is one of those things

[@psychodad4982]

Where the hell is Steve Wilkos to yell "Get The F Off My Stage" 🤬

[@chrislaurent1137]

This is my belief! If the false allegation results the falsely accused to self deletion or blacklisted, he or she that put out the false allegation should be charged based on the allegation they accused the victim of. If you ever ask the question of how people like her sleep well at night after such a heinous act, the answer is simple Like a carefree baby

[@breevans5219]

She deserves zero sympathy or forgiveness. It wasn't just those boys lives she ruined, the coach received death threats for standing up for his boys, the family members were shunned and threatened, the team as a whole was affected and the reputation of the school is forever tied to a massive sexual assault scandal. I don't care if she's already in prison, she should be tried and receive more jail time for filing a false police report and wasting the time and resources of everyone, the police, lawyers, the investigation etc. I think everyone who falsely accuses someone else of a crime, especially something as egregious as a sexual crime, should be charged and go to jail for the time the falsely accused would have had to face. There's been far too many lives affected and destroyed because of this and they need to stop letting people get away with this.

[@queenpinkysfamily1618]

No, they belong in jail for the false allegations.

[@jamalgivens9373]

HELL NO! She ruined innocent men's lives.

[@landonsmith2154]

"hell no, to the no no no!" -Bishop Bullwinkle

[@thedarkninja2000]

Forgive? Yes. Charge her with the same penalty the man would have gotten if convicted? Also yes.

[@dirtfarmer7070]

Thou shalt not bear false witness.....its one of the ten commandments

[@tamaraspencer4024]

The Bible also says we are supposed to forgive. In this case that may be extremely hard to do but the Bible doesn't say we have to ever trust her again. Don't quote the Bible if you're going to leave out the most important context that's actually relevant to his question. That's called being a false prophet which makes you no better than her in God's eyes. You are bearing false witness to his word and making him look bad to people. You're just making yourself look like a fake Christian in to me.

[@skagenpige88]

@@tamaraspencer4024 How do we know which of you are bearing false witness when your both just quoting things from the bible?

[@tamaraspencer4024]

@skagenpige88 The ones who are bearing false witness will only quote certain things from the Bible but leave out other important related scriptures. For example in the comment I was replying to the person only pointed out the commandment about not lying but completely omitted the scripture that is specifically about forgiveness even though the question that was asked was about forgiveness and not whether it was okay to lie. People bearing false witness like to try to bastardize the Bible to their own liking. True Christians accept the Bible even the parts we don't like or the parts that are hard to do sometimes. As a victim of sexual assault, I want to scream no forgiveness but as a Christian I have to try. It's about who you serve, God or yourself.

[@Fiddleslip]

@@tamaraspencer4024 it isn't up to us to forgive her, It is up to the people she falsely accused, so the question of forgiving her is already a moot point

[@Xbalanque84]

​@@tamaraspencer4024 Save forgiveness for the genuinely contrite. She's in prison for murder, she DGAF anymore.

[@UniqueLove32]

I could tell she was a liar based off that wig...hell naw. JAIL!!!

[@wrayday7149]

No.... because every time you bring up this kind of behavior you get slammed by the "If we hold them accountable then victims won't come forward!" crowd. Those people who never ever speak up to condemn these women or apologize to those men they used countless times as examples.

[@revolvingworld2676]

Its more accurate to say if we hold false accusations accountable than the *accusers* will never come forward and tell the truth.

[@Rxanne28]

There is a Bible verse about Forgiveness. Matthew 6:14-15 "For if you forgive others their trespasses, your heavenly Father will forgive you, but if you do not forgive others their trespasses, neither will your Father forgive your trespasses." I'm not saying what that lady did was right and she should get away with it but forgiveness does take a weight off you. And our Heavenly father has forgiven us more times than we can count. Prayers for those men and the lady. 🙏

[@ehrgeiz0]

Falsely accusing people of felonies is a crime in and of itself, as is filing a false police report. They should be charged harshly.

[@AmsterdamHeavy]

Never. They need to be charged with a penalty that is equivalent to the penalty of the (false) accusation.

[@erins1034]

Since she's already in the klink for murdering her boyfriend, her coming clean is meaningless. I suspect it has something to do with the parole board.

[@lesewing]

She will never be sorry.

[@lonafellows7719]

No, she brought this on herself. No f’s given

[@DanteMishima]

Oh. Don't you start crying. We're numb to that now

[@TenkiRyu]

False Accusations should come with the same punishment as the crime they are accusing someone of.

[@kschlatt]

TLDR: She lied now fell bad for her

[@tallapartment6776]

I remember this story as it played out. The men were eventually cleared. She really had no reason to come forward now except genuine remorse.

[@Eyesofwrathvox]

@@tallapartment6776 genuine remorse? That's just disrespectful. There was nothing remorseful about what she said. Are you kidding me right now? She waited until the statute of limitations was over so she couldn't be sued.

[@jongaskins5617]

to look good for her parol hearing thats coming up for the murder she commited.

[@BelongsintheTrash]

I hope they sue her for all she’s worth.

[@demonvictim]

Shes been in jail so she's worth nothing

[@Nowhere-to-go52]

She's in jail for murder, so she doesn't care. That's probably why she admitted. No forgiveness unless punished.

[@tristansylvester1079]

"I'm not just someone who tried to frame others or sa. I just want justice even for myself" No you don't. Justice for you is 5 years minimum 25 years maximum in my opinion

[@biobiobio7777]

Falsely accusing anyone of such a heinous act is not only cruel to the accused but it spits on actual victims.

[@miffedcuttlefish6139]

No sir. I am a woman, amd I will never agree with false accusers and believe they should be prosecuted would the same amount of time the man wouldve gotten if he had. On the other hand, she has served time so she can be released in my book. I might forgive her, but I certainly will never forget.

[@dumbghost3109]

false accusation should be a life sentence no parole. You maliciously tried to ruin someones life for literally no reason.

[@justmedrea4361]

She’s in jail bcuz she killed her boyfriend

[@MikeJones-m6r]

Yep, trying to get parole by finally telling the truth.

[@nothanksplease]

whaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa i missed that.

[@Tridvanitu]

Blatantly false accusations should have the same consequences as the accusations would have had for the innocent men

[@HanginAZ]

Believe all Women..except for that one...and that one...and that one.

[@Lulu-207]

As a woman false accusers disgust me, not only because they make actual victims less likely to be heard but also because it literally ruins the life of these men.

[@Gchildwarrior]

Answer to the question: Hell no, to the nah, nah, nah 🎵🎵

[@mozax8118]

Why isn't BLM holding this terrible woman and her actions accountable.

[@whitenoised]

Not something they can reap money from, and no "hate on white people" opportunities.

[@JoeBlow-tf4cc]

Why would u ignorantly assume that BLM is the moral compass or leaders of black people?

[@WakandaleezaRazz]

Oh lawwwwd Free Twerkeisha she ain’t do nun 👱🏿‍♀️

[@JAFO_2319]

😂😂😂

[@cynreiusacari3163]

Only if she gets a life sentence without parole.

[@shilohgentilly9495]

Now, what repercussions is she getting?

[@mattsterh7740]

She serving life sentence for murder

[@shilohgentilly9495]

​@@mattsterh7740 the murder of someone's character

[@terrnoisrp8894]

For a completely different scenario…..imagine she was not in jail, bet she would have not say what she said about her lying.

[@MikeJones-m6r]

@mattsterh7740 with parole coming up which is why she's suddenly confessed to lying.

[@mattsterh7740]

@@MikeJones-m6r oh shit I didn't know about that

[@TotalXPvideos]

The victims may forgive and more power to them, but I wouldn't, In fact I loathe she got off that easy for nearly ruining and definitely actively worsening the life of 3 people for something as small as attention. I generally also don't think forgiveness is something to be seen as "adult" as our society has been set up to be exploited by those expecting forgiveness.

[@TwistedQuestionMark]

I'm really divided on this one. I know it took her a long time to admit it but she did. People need room to atone. BUT is it because parole is coming up?

[@MikeJones-m6r]

Isn't it fascinating how you want time for people like her to "atone" but ignore the atonement of an entire group at the cost of millions of lives and untold wealth for things that happened centuries ago?

[@TwistedQuestionMark]

@@MikeJones-m6r Well, since you don't know me I understand why you would assume. I will try not to make the same mistake and ask; what group are you speaking of?

[@MikeJones-m6r]

@TwistedQuestionMark try not being so disingenuous lol.

[@abdulqudz89]

any woman who makes a falsified allegation of this nature should be permanently blacklisted from any and all employment.

[@user-us5dr2qi2r]

Hell no. Honestly, i think people like that should face the time their victim would have or did serve in jail.