False allegations of rape can and do happen,
but then most women lie about being raped
find out why they did it;

1. Women lie about rape to cover up
their infidelity


One night, Nicola Osborne got a bit drunk
and ended up in bed with a man and they
enjoyed “extensive sexual activity.” The
episode was entirely consensual and the two
swapped phone numbers after they were
through.
On the way home, it occurred to Osborne
that her husband might not think very highly
of her “activities” and she became flustered
and visibly upset. When passers-by came to
her aid, she told them that she had been
forcibly abducted and raped by a stranger,
sparking a massive police response to find
the rapist.
A subsequent DNA test led police to the man
whom she had slept with and he was
arrested and held for 12 hours. Once the
truth came out that the encounter has been
consensual, Osborne was charged with filing
a false report and sentenced to 18 months in
prison.
Women lie about rape to cover up their
infidelity.


2. Women lie about rape to explain why
they are looking at p.orn


When Elizabeth Coast’s mother discovered
her looking at p.orn on the internet, Coast
explained that her actions were the result of
sexual abuse she had experienced at the
hand of a neighbor. Coast testified that when
her neighbor was 14, and she was 10, he had
sexually molested her.
Her testimony was compelling enough to
secure the man’s conviction. He was
sentenced to seven years and served four of
those until Coast’s guilty conscience became
too much to bear and she admitted that she
had lied about an innocent man. Coast was
sentenced to two months in prison for her lie
and must pay the man $90,000 restitution.
Women lie about rape to explain why they
are looking at p.orn.


3. Women lie about rape because they
are mentally ill


Rosanne England scratched her face, tore her
clothing and concocted a story about a man
asking to use her telephone and then
violently raping her.
She gave police a detailed description that
happened to match a 59-year-old father of
two teenaged daughters who had no alibi as
he had been walking his dog in the woods
when the rape allegedly occurred.
The man was arrested and held for 28 hours
until DNA tests finally cleared him. He
continues to face suspicion from his
neighbors about his guilt. England gave no
justification for the accusation other than she
suffers from “mental illness.” Women lie
about rape because they are mentally ill.


4. Women lie about rape because they
feel guilty


Kelly Harwood had a few drinks and decided
that sleeping with her friend’s son was a
good idea. Upon reflection, she decided that
she had betrayed her friend by doing so and
reported her friend’s son for rape.
She told police that she had been raped while
sleeping, and her friend’s son was subjected
to an “intrusive medical examination and
interviewed under caution.” Two days later,
Harwood relented and admitted that she had
lied about the rape. She suffers from
depressive illness, exacerbated by the
amount of alcohol she had consumed.
Women lie about rape because they feel
guilty.

5. Women lie about rape if the s.ex is
bad


Lynette Lee arranged to meet a man whom
she had contacted through a dating site.
They went on a date, which ended with
consensual s*x in a motel room. Lee then
reported the man for forcible rape. He was
interviewed by police, who then re-
interviewed Lee, who confessed to lying
about the rape because “she did not enjoy
the s*x” and “it was bad.” Women lie about
rape if the s*x is bad.


6. Women lie about rape when they fail
school exams


Rhiannon Brooker knew her party lifestyle
was catching up with her when the law
student failed her bar exams.
She told her exam committee that her
performance was affected by “extenuating
circumstances” and had her boyfriend
charged with multiple counts of rape and
assault, including punching her so hard in
the stomach that she miscarried. She faked
her own injuries to support the charges.
The accused spent 36 days in jail before
police confirmed that he was at work and had
alibis for each of the alleged rapes. Brooker
was sentenced to three and a half years for
false allegations.
Women lie about rape when they fail school
exams.


7. Women lie about rape because of
psychiatric medication complications


Katherine Bennett had consensual s.ex with a
national guardsman but then reported to
police that he had abducted her from a
parking lot, taken her to his house and
drugged her and raped her at knifepoint
before she was able to escape.
The police were able to establish that the
story had been fabricated but not before the
guardsman lost his job and had his
reputation seriously damaged.
Bennett’s attorney said that Bennett suffers
from depression and obsessive-compulsive
disorder and “although her condition and
complications from medication were not an
excuse for the false report, they were
contributing factors.”
Women lie about rape because of psychiatric
medication complications.


8. Women lie about rape when they
want attention


Gemma Gregory, desperate for attention from
police officers, filed eight false rape charges,
accusing seven different men over a period of
six years. Former boyfriends were subjected
to DNA tests and interviews and huge
amounts of police time were wasted so that
Gregory could have the attention she craved.
After recording hundreds of calls with
Gregory, the police arrested and charged her
with false allegation offenses. Women lie
about rape when they want attention.


9. Women lie about rape to get
sympathy


Linsey Attridge was having some relationship
problems with her boyfriend and needed to
win some sympathy from him. She trolled
Facebook and found a picture of a 26-year-
old man and his 14-year-old brother whom
she had never met and reported them both
for a violent rape.
To make her story more credible, she
punched herself in the face, ripped her
clothing and told police that the two men
had broken into her house while her
boyfriend was away and subjected her to a
brutal attack. Both were arrested and had
their lives turned upside down as word of the
charges spread throughout the community.
Attridge eventually admitted to making the
whole thing up and was sentenced to 200
hours of community service. She has never
apologized. Her boyfriend dumped her.
Women lie about rape to get sympathy.


10. Women lie about rape to make
boyfriends jealous


Hannah Bryon was mad at her boyfriend for
breaking up with her. Wanting some
attention from him and to make him jealous,
she told him that a man whom she had been
flirting with attacked her on a bridge, raped
her and then threw money at her to get a
taxi.
The man whom she identified as her rapist
was arrested and put through a stressful
examination and questioning but was able to
provide police with evidence that he had not
attacked Bryon. Bryon was given a
suspended sentence and 150 hours of
community service. Women lie about rape to
make boyfriends jealous.


11. Women lie about rape for revenge


When Cori Lynn Osiecki’s boyfriend broke up
with her and started “spreading rumors,” she
decided to exact revenge on him by filing a
rape charge. She was taken by ambulance to
the hospital, where a rape kit was collected
and an investigation was started. Eventually
Osiecki admitted that she had lied about the
assault because she “wanted to get back at
him.” Women lie about rape for revenge.


12. Women lie about rape because they
are “moody”


Isabella Himmel was at a bar and her friend
wasn’t paying attention to her, which left her
feeling “moody,” so she told another friend
that she had been gang-raped by a group of
male students at the University of
Connecticut. That friend believed her story
and reported it to police, triggering an action
alert to more than 30,000 students and a
considerable amount of distress on campus.
Surveillance video, however, showed no
attack.
Himmel then agreed that she might not have
been grabbed by the hair and gang-raped by
five men, but she might have been kicked or
she might have just fallen. Himmel must
complete a program that could lead to the
dismissal of the false rape report charges
against her. Women lie about rape because
they are “moody.”


13. Women lie about rape when their
friends get mad at them


Biurny Peguero was extremely drunk, out at a
bar with friends, and impetuously accepted a
ride in a van with three men. When she
realized where she was, she became
frightened and hysterical. The men took her
back to the bar, and that’s when the trouble
started.
The friends she had left behind were angry
with her and a brawl broke out among the
women, who punched and bit one another.
When a friend demanded to know if the men
had raped Peguero, she said that they had.
The bruises she had sustained in the fight
with her friends were accepted as evidence of
rape, and one man spent four years in jail on
the charge. Women lie about rape when their
friends get mad at them.
Shockingly, this is not even a complete list of
the reasons women lie about rape, but if
anything is clear, it is that women do lie….
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support or against…

Nowadays, is mostly for fame.

Girls lie abt rape cuz dey dnt want u to hav sex wit dem