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| House-broken dull faggotry stage | 03/27/14 |
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Date: March 27th, 2014 4:34 PM Author: Blathering national depressive Subject: CHARLOTTE SMITH (DARTMOUTH CLASS OF 2016) = LIAR/FAKE RAPE ACCUS Date: March 27th, 2014 4:17 PM
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http://www.vnews.com/news/11208020-95/accuser-testifies-at-rape-trial
oh shit, what a drunkwhore
The woman (Charlotte E. Smith) was asked if she recalled receiving a phone call from Hanover Police Capt. Frank Moran, who investigated her complaint, in which he asked about the woman’s (Charlotte E. Smith) social media account (http://twitter.com/ilevin11).
Green told the court that the woman (Charlotte Smith) told Moran that she had a Twitter account, but hadn’t used it since fall 2012. And she said she had stopped using her Instagram account, which is a platform to post photographs, after the sexual encounter because she no longer wanted to post pictures of herself on the Internet (LIE: posting on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/charlotte.eloise.smith)
Green then presented copies of photos from the female student’s Instragram account, many of which had been posted after the May 2 incident. The photos included images of the female student with friends, including one in which they were holding a potato with a smiley face drawn on it.
Green also shared Twitter posts that were made during the last school year, including one that said, “Oh tequila, where is my last night” and “I need a hug this minute #goingtobiodrunk #asperusual”.
Green contended the woman told Moran that she wasn’t using these accounts because she didn’t want police to see their contents.
At that point, the woman interrupted Green and said that she wanted to make a statement. She said she was in a taxi at the time that Moran called her and had just gotten off a plane.
“I was not intending to hide anything,” the female student said. “In fact, I am fine with most of these pictures and tweets being read. I wasn’t trying to hide anything. I had honestly forgotten.”
Green later asked the victim about her drinking habits and the number of drinks she had on the night in question.
The woman testified she kept vodka in her room, and her friend brought her a cup of vodka with three or four shots in it while she was doing her homework that night.
“It’s not unusual for you to drink alcohol while doing your homework?” Green asked.
The woman said it was not a common practice because her grades were important to her at the time. But it did sometimes happen.
Green then read another tweet from the woman: “Two shots is a good amount of shots before starting homework.”
“My Twitter, especially my Twitter is not really serious,” the woman said. “It’s more of a joke.”
Green then mentioned that the woman told Moran that she often drinks as many as 10 shots in a night.
“At the time, I had a pretty high tolerance of alcohol,” the woman said. “It wasn’t uncommon for me to take eight shots before going to a party.”
The woman testified she only had about three shots before she headed to the fraternity on the night in question, and she likely had two or three beers at the party.
The courtroom gallery, which seats 48, was at capacity on Tuesday. About two dozen friends and relatives of Gilbert’s, including his mother and father, sat behind the defense table.
Across the courtroom were people who had come to support the accuser.
Among them were Peggy O’Neil, the director of WISE, and Maureen McDonald, community relations director for the New Hampshire Coalition Against Domestic and Sexual Violence in Concord, N.H.
They both said they were attending to show support for the woman, and also to see how the trial plays out.
“It’s rare for cases to go this far,” McDonald said. “We’re interested in seeing it because we’re interested in making sure more victims get their day in court and finding ways to support them.”
The trial recessed while the accuser was still on the stand.
The trial is scheduled to resume at 9 a.m. today at Grafton Superior Court in North Haverhill.
(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=2521502&forum_id=2#25272599) |
Date: March 27th, 2014 4:18 PM Author: House-broken dull faggotry stage Reply Edit Your Message
Date: March 27th, 2014 4:17 PM Author: .,.,...,,.,.,.,:,,:,...,:::,...,,:,.,.:.:.,:.::,.
http://www.vnews.com/news/11208020-95/accuser-testifies-at-rape-trial
oh shit, what a drunkwhore
The woman (Charlotte E. Smith) was asked if she recalled receiving a phone call from Hanover Police Capt. Frank Moran, who investigated her complaint, in which he asked about the woman’s (Charlotte E. Smith) social media account (http://twitter.com/ilevin11).
Green told the court that the woman (Charlotte Smith) told Moran that she had a Twitter account, but hadn’t used it since fall 2012. And she said she had stopped using her Instagram account, which is a platform to post photographs, after the sexual encounter because she no longer wanted to post pictures of herself on the Internet (LIE: posting on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/charlotte.eloise.smith)
Green then presented copies of photos from the female student’s Instragram account, many of which had been posted after the May 2 incident. The photos included images of the female student with friends, including one in which they were holding a potato with a smiley face drawn on it.
Green also shared Twitter posts that were made during the last school year, including one that said, “Oh tequila, where is my last night” and “I need a hug this minute #goingtobiodrunk #asperusual”.
Green contended the woman told Moran that she wasn’t using these accounts because she didn’t want police to see their contents.
At that point, the woman interrupted Green and said that she wanted to make a statement. She said she was in a taxi at the time that Moran called her and had just gotten off a plane.
“I was not intending to hide anything,” the female student said. “In fact, I am fine with most of these pictures and tweets being read. I wasn’t trying to hide anything. I had honestly forgotten.”
Green later asked the victim about her drinking habits and the number of drinks she had on the night in question.
The woman testified she kept vodka in her room, and her friend brought her a cup of vodka with three or four shots in it while she was doing her homework that night.
“It’s not unusual for you to drink alcohol while doing your homework?” Green asked.
The woman said it was not a common practice because her grades were important to her at the time. But it did sometimes happen.
Green then read another tweet from the woman: “Two shots is a good amount of shots before starting homework.”
“My Twitter, especially my Twitter is not really serious,” the woman said. “It’s more of a joke.”
Green then mentioned that the woman told Moran that she often drinks as many as 10 shots in a night.
“At the time, I had a pretty high tolerance of alcohol,” the woman said. “It wasn’t uncommon for me to take eight shots before going to a party.”
The woman testified she only had about three shots before she headed to the fraternity on the night in question, and she likely had two or three beers at the party.
The courtroom gallery, which seats 48, was at capacity on Tuesday. About two dozen friends and relatives of Gilbert’s, including his mother and father, sat behind the defense table.
Across the courtroom were people who had come to support the accuser.
Among them were Peggy O’Neil, the director of WISE, and Maureen McDonald, community relations director for the New Hampshire Coalition Against Domestic and Sexual Violence in Concord, N.H.
They both said they were attending to show support for the woman, and also to see how the trial plays out.
“It’s rare for cases to go this far,” McDonald said. “We’re interested in seeing it because we’re interested in making sure more victims get their day in court and finding ways to support them.”
The trial recessed while the accuser was still on the stand.
The trial is scheduled to resume at 9 a.m. today at Grafton Superior Court in North Haverhill.
(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=2521502&forum_id=2#25272599)
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Date: March 27th, 2014 4:20 PM Author: Misunderstood property windowlicker what's the point of this supposed to be? you're that confident she wasn't raped? (http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=2528889&forum_id=2#25272613) |