Love how people think if they say "make no mistake" then all the bullshit is somehow believable.Imagine, if you will, this exact scenario.
2 young athletes attend a "gentleman's club".
these same young athletes make a proposal to an entertainer for sexual favours that involve money, whilst said entertainer is leaving venue.
the entertainer declines but has trouble convincing athletes that she in not interested.
athletes proceed with their original intention anyway until screaming alerts another independent male.
the assault stops, athletes depart and police are called.
witness statements are given by victim and independent witness who attended scene.
investigations ensue and charges laid.
12 months on, charges are dropped after independent male witness admits he lied to police during witness statement, that HE himself was assaulted by athletes when he intervened in the original assault on female entertainer.
charges dropped based purely on the fact that the male witness lied about being assaulted, thus the case is dismissed purely on that reason alone.
now imagine a court stenographer, who has had front row access to this entire scenario and has absolutely no doubt, based on prosecution evidence and access to witness testimonies, medical evidence and defendant statements, that a technicality derailed the prosecution.
make no mistake, the athletes are innocent of assaulting the male witness only, and only that charge
The "independent male" part is the funniest.





