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Allie_XO you said:
I agree that no person should ever have to go through rape. Believe me, it's a horrible thing to go through. But looking at the meager evidence in that newspaper article, well... It has nothing to do with what she does for a living but a lot to do with her behaviour.
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But earlier in this same thread you said:
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This woman, who has a criminal record for prostitution, expects people to feel sorry for her in this situation?
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Those 2 statements contradict each other. I'm not trying to pick on you, per se, but I'm amazed by the lack of compassion by some of the posts. That same attitude is why some rapists get off..."Well, look what she does for a living" or "Look what she was wearing". It's
shameful! She's not the one who released the tape to the public and she has no legal recourse even though the footage was used. Maybe she attended the premiers because she was pleased that finally, someone looked at her side of the story instead of thinking "Well, she was charged with prostitution so she must be lying" (like the police did) or "I question her motives" because she allowed her story to be shown.
ZetaAce