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**Uttephabeta** · 01-22-2012, 08:08 AM

I have two objections:

1) She will most likely get money out of her insurance, if she has one.

What insurance, rape cover?

2) For a woman with no job, or that is in need of money for some other reason, it's worth the hassle.

Maybe so.

http://falserapesociety.blogspot.com...-women-to.html

3) I don't know about whiplash, but traffic-related cases will probably be good earners in the future. See DUI cases in America.

Here car insurance premiums are ridiculous, especially for young male drivers (£6,000 a year for a 1.0 litre car sometimes

), and it is largely because of spurious personal injury claims. Someone has a 5mph fender bender and suddenly instead of there being two occupants of the 'victim car' there were five and they all suffered so terribly that they need £6,000 each

Lawyers make some good money from it but it is a sorry state of affairs.

If you have an accident your details are sold to personal injury, no-win-no-fee lawyers and you are bombarded with calls about making a claim.

People think Americans are bad for personal injury lawsuits, well they probably are but you should still see some of the whinging bastards over here.

1) Right now women who admit to filing false reports are not prosecuted, unless they do it several times. I doubt any prosecutor wants to go after a "rape victim".

Abroad maybe, but here they are generally prosecuted. It is deemed a high priority area for the CPS.

2) It's not an admission of wrongdoing on your (the victim's) part. You just didn't want to go through the "torment" of a trial.

That may work, but you would not be getting paid £20,000 to say that, you would be getting paid £20,000 to say that your memory cleared and it was actually a big nigger who raped you, to put the original accused firmly in the clear.

3) If you go through a third party, you can deny, and still keep some (most?) of your credibility in court.

? Maybe, but then your third party would be going to jail, why would they not implicate you? Unless, of course, you paid them to keep their mouth shut

Bribery is a rich man's game and some stupid cunt making false rape claims for a few grand is not rich enough to play it.

Yeah, there's no guarantee that you'll be able to recant, I agree with that. But for £10,000 it might be worth a try.[COLOR="Silver"

Maybe, if you are amoral, poor and stupid. If you get caught you will spend time in prison and you will also face the brickbats of the tabloid press, scorned as an evil woman by the entire country, all for £10 grand?

01-22-2012, 08:08 AM	#20
Uttephabeta Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 451 Senior Member	I have two objections: 1) She will most likely get money out of her insurance, if she has one. What insurance, rape cover? 2) For a woman with no job, or that is in need of money for some other reason, it's worth the hassle. Maybe so. http://falserapesociety.blogspot.com...-women-to.html 3) I don't know about whiplash, but traffic-related cases will probably be good earners in the future. See DUI cases in America. Here car insurance premiums are ridiculous, especially for young male drivers (£6,000 a year for a 1.0 litre car sometimes ), and it is largely because of spurious personal injury claims. Someone has a 5mph fender bender and suddenly instead of there being two occupants of the 'victim car' there were five and they all suffered so terribly that they need £6,000 each Lawyers make some good money from it but it is a sorry state of affairs. If you have an accident your details are sold to personal injury, no-win-no-fee lawyers and you are bombarded with calls about making a claim. People think Americans are bad for personal injury lawsuits, well they probably are but you should still see some of the whinging bastards over here. 1) Right now women who admit to filing false reports are not prosecuted, unless they do it several times. I doubt any prosecutor wants to go after a "rape victim". Abroad maybe, but here they are generally prosecuted. It is deemed a high priority area for the CPS. 2) It's not an admission of wrongdoing on your (the victim's) part. You just didn't want to go through the "torment" of a trial. That may work, but you would not be getting paid £20,000 to say that, you would be getting paid £20,000 to say that your memory cleared and it was actually a big nigger who raped you, to put the original accused firmly in the clear. 3) If you go through a third party, you can deny, and still keep some (most?) of your credibility in court. ? Maybe, but then your third party would be going to jail, why would they not implicate you? Unless, of course, you paid them to keep their mouth shut Bribery is a rich man's game and some stupid cunt making false rape claims for a few grand is not rich enough to play it. Yeah, there's no guarantee that you'll be able to recant, I agree with that. But for £10,000 it might be worth a try.[COLOR="Silver" Maybe, if you are amoral, poor and stupid. If you get caught you will spend time in prison and you will also face the brickbats of the tabloid press, scorned as an evil woman by the entire country, all for £10 grand?
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