An Assault On Justice

http://www.theforensicexaminer.com/archive/spring09/15/

I will continue to say that it is not my intent to focus solely on women or insult anyone who has been the true victim of a proven assault. 

My heart goes out to you with all the compassion possible, but I will never stop telling my story and the FACT that I am the victim of a false allegation and will argue that I suffer a deeper, never ending assault every single day of my life. 

Can you possibly put yourself in my shoes and know what it feels like to be accused, tried and convicted of an allegation that did NOT happen?  Facts were presented and facts were denied by the very process that is there to PROTECT the LAW.

26 years of service and sacrifice to my country and its gone.

I have nothing...

Please to anyone on the fence about the fact that people would LIE about an assault...They are REAL.

"In the EndAlthough it may not be "politically correct" to question the veracity of a women's (persons) complaint of rape, failing to consider the accuser may be intentionally lying effectively eradicates the presumption of innocence. This Constitutional right is especially significant when dealing with allegations of rape as in most jurisdictions, sex offenses are the only crimes that do not require corroborating evidence for conviction. Because there are often no witnesses and no physical evidence (especially if the victim delays in filing a report), the case may come down to the credibility of the accused versus the credibility of the accuser.

There is a fine line between supporting victims and protecting the rights of the accused. Yet, considering the unique challenges of trying and defending rape (assault) cases combined with the potential costs to the falsely accused, being able to assess the credibility of the alleged victim takes on special importance. Inconsistencies in the accuser's complaint should be confronted gently and respectfully, with awareness of the fact that true victims may distort or even lie out of embarrassment or shame."
As you read this article, all you have to do is replace any reference to women and include men...