Reply #192: She was a mentally disturbed woman,

[MaraJade]

a drug user and bipolar. She was so stoned at the time that she barely even knew where she was.

Figures. Drug use and mental illness are very common among people who work in the sex industry. It's common knowledge, for example, that many women who become strippers or prostitutes were sexually or physically abused as children. They commonly have a warped view of sex and men. Many women who are strippers or prostitutes are actually man haters who despise sex with men and who and do the work to take financial advantage of men. In my locality, there was a stripper who had HIV and regularly had sex with her customers just to get revenge. By the time the police caught up with her, a number of men (and possibly their wives) had been affected. Many of such women are involved in the sex industry to support their drug or alcohol habits.

The plain fact is that people who are under the influence don't typically remember anything accurately.

Of course, she could have been a victim of rape. And penetration is not necessary for rape to have occurred. For example, if bukkake had been performed on her, that's rape, but there would have been no DNA detected in her body. Something bad happened in the frat house, that's clear. These boys ordered her services and maybe they weren't okay with the sloppy seconds so they decided to do something else to her. Disgusting!

But she'd had other clients on that same day. It is clear that at least one of
them took advantage of her. Given her mental illness and intoxication it is clear that total confusion set in. If I were the DA, I would have dismissed her complaint on the outset on the basis of that alone. All that would have been necessary was to follow her
total activities for the day and it would have been clear that she didn't know who she had had sex with or even where. The follow-up DNA test would have confirmed that assumption. The evidence proved that several different men had been with her that day.