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I am gonna try to keep this thread as short as possible, but I encourage you to read as much as possible because it might save your life or reputation one day.
Rape accusations is the subject of this thread. My question to you is what evidence do you think is often most instrumental in getting someone convicted for rape? Your first thought might be a video/audio recording. Nope, a recording is not needed to get someone prosecuted for rape, it wouldn't even be expected as that is an intimate moment. Your next though might be a witness? Sure a witness could help, but come on, who has sex with a witness present? So what is the proof/evidence that often gets men convicted?
It is medical evidence, medical evidence is the most important piece of evidence that often secures convictions in rape accusation cases. So what is medical evidence? genital tears, bruises, cuts, black eyes, etc. Most women are aware this medical evidence is needed to secure a conviction. That's why when women make false allegations against men, they will almost always do so with some self-inflicted wound. Whether it be bruises on her arm, black eye, cuts, etc.
Her consistent testimony + DNA evidence (proving you fucked her) + Medical evidence (like bruise/black eye) = You're getting convicted even if you didn't rape her
Proof:
Case 1:
www.bbc.co.uk
Case 2:
www.nbcphiladelphia.com
So as you can see from the cases, there are men spending time in prison for rapes that they didn't even commit. Cases like these where the bitch is so dumb she gets caught out for lying is rare. It's usually an open and shut case once they've faked the medical evidence. So you might be thinking okay, how do I protect myself and prevent this from happening to me? Glad you asked, here is how:
Record every single encounter you have with women. Recordings are what have saved so many athletes and celebrities from having to do time in prison.
Look at the Neymar video:
You need two types of recording audio and video. Sometimes video will be harder to obtain, but doable.
Here are some ideas:
Smart glasses with spy camera.
Pen spy cameras
These types of cameras are best used when out and about with women. At your home, you should have well hidden cameras. If you can't use cameras for whatever reason, the next best thing is audio recording with your phone and make sure you ask questions that demonstrate her consent "Do you like this position?", "Can I cum on your tits?". Be very vocal during the sex so that she's forced to respond and you have audio proof that she is consenting!
Your next question might be: But isn't recording sex illegal? It depends on a lot of factors. The country. Whether it was audio/video. (Audio is legal in UK). Whether it was done for Voyeurism or not. Whether you shared it with anyone, etc. But, getting charged for voyeurism is much more preferable than getting charged for rape. And in most cases when the evidence was used to disprove someone's rape accusation, they won't even pursue the illegal recording charge. And it's complicated anyway. Let your solicitor deal with that headache. You just make sure to record so that you have evidence that can get you out of a false rape allegation!
Rape accusations is the subject of this thread. My question to you is what evidence do you think is often most instrumental in getting someone convicted for rape? Your first thought might be a video/audio recording. Nope, a recording is not needed to get someone prosecuted for rape, it wouldn't even be expected as that is an intimate moment. Your next though might be a witness? Sure a witness could help, but come on, who has sex with a witness present? So what is the proof/evidence that often gets men convicted?
It is medical evidence, medical evidence is the most important piece of evidence that often secures convictions in rape accusation cases. So what is medical evidence? genital tears, bruises, cuts, black eyes, etc. Most women are aware this medical evidence is needed to secure a conviction. That's why when women make false allegations against men, they will almost always do so with some self-inflicted wound. Whether it be bruises on her arm, black eye, cuts, etc.
Her consistent testimony + DNA evidence (proving you fucked her) + Medical evidence (like bruise/black eye) = You're getting convicted even if you didn't rape her
Proof:
Case 1:
Eleanor Williams jailed over false rape claims
The judge said Eleanor Williams' claims she was trafficked by an Asian gang were "complete fiction".
www.bbc.co.uk
Bucks Co. woman gets prison for fake attempted rape, kidnapping claims
A 20-year-old Bristol Township woman will spend the next 45 days to 23 months in prison after she plead guilty to falsely claiming a man she never met of attempting to rape and kidnap her last year.
www.nbcphiladelphia.com
So as you can see from the cases, there are men spending time in prison for rapes that they didn't even commit. Cases like these where the bitch is so dumb she gets caught out for lying is rare. It's usually an open and shut case once they've faked the medical evidence. So you might be thinking okay, how do I protect myself and prevent this from happening to me? Glad you asked, here is how:
Record every single encounter you have with women. Recordings are what have saved so many athletes and celebrities from having to do time in prison.
Look at the Neymar video:
You need two types of recording audio and video. Sometimes video will be harder to obtain, but doable.
Here are some ideas:
Smart glasses with spy camera.
Pen spy cameras
These types of cameras are best used when out and about with women. At your home, you should have well hidden cameras. If you can't use cameras for whatever reason, the next best thing is audio recording with your phone and make sure you ask questions that demonstrate her consent "Do you like this position?", "Can I cum on your tits?". Be very vocal during the sex so that she's forced to respond and you have audio proof that she is consenting!
Your next question might be: But isn't recording sex illegal? It depends on a lot of factors. The country. Whether it was audio/video. (Audio is legal in UK). Whether it was done for Voyeurism or not. Whether you shared it with anyone, etc. But, getting charged for voyeurism is much more preferable than getting charged for rape. And in most cases when the evidence was used to disprove someone's rape accusation, they won't even pursue the illegal recording charge. And it's complicated anyway. Let your solicitor deal with that headache. You just make sure to record so that you have evidence that can get you out of a false rape allegation!
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