A Tennessee woman accused a lover of ra pé because she “did not
enjoy it,” according to Newschannel5.com on Dec. 3. Lynette Lee of
Clarksville originally told police she was rap éd by a man but recently
recanted her story.
Lee met a man online and made arrangements to meet him at a hotel. Once at the hotel, her false report stated the man removed her clothes while he ignored her protests. The man was questioned by police, which he claimed they went out on a date and the s éxual encounter was conse nsual.
During a second interview, Lee told officers she wanted to drop the case and admitted it was a lie. She told the officers at that time she lied because she “did not enjoy it and it was bad.”
Accusing a person of ra pé is a serious matter. This innocent person could have been found guilty and served time in prison unj ustly. There are numerous rapés of both men and women and to make a mockery of the justice system belittles the victims and their families.
She was charged with filing a false report. A bond was set at $2,000.
Lee met a man online and made arrangements to meet him at a hotel. Once at the hotel, her false report stated the man removed her clothes while he ignored her protests. The man was questioned by police, which he claimed they went out on a date and the s éxual encounter was conse nsual.
During a second interview, Lee told officers she wanted to drop the case and admitted it was a lie. She told the officers at that time she lied because she “did not enjoy it and it was bad.”
Accusing a person of ra pé is a serious matter. This innocent person could have been found guilty and served time in prison unj ustly. There are numerous rapés of both men and women and to make a mockery of the justice system belittles the victims and their families.
She was charged with filing a false report. A bond was set at $2,000.
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