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So just because someone is shaken means they cease to be functional? Why should any victim (alleged or otherwise) act according to a particular script?
There have been cases where women have been r*ped at parties, but where they've then re-joined in the social gathering. I'm in no way whatsoever comparing Martin's alleged outburst with rape, but I'm trying to make a point that the behaviour of victims of crime doesn't have to fit in with anyone else's idea of how they should act after a traumatic event. Such is the wonderful diversity of humanity.
You are correct in what you're saying. But this is just another aspect of the story that doesn't quite sit right with me. I would have the same feeling no matter if it was a Collingwood player or any other AFL player in question. If this was the only odd occurrence concerning the issue then I wouldn't pay too much attention to it, but it's not. Whilst Martin is obviously not completely innocent of any wrongdoing, when taking all aspects into account there are just a few too many things that stink about the story.
For these reasons I welcome the police investigation and hope every single bit of truth comes to light.






