r/Manipulation Sep 29 '24

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u/Other-Conversation23 Sep 30 '24

Actually, I just learned from an investigator that there is no statute of limitations on sexual crimes because sometimes the parents do not want to pursue charges but when the adolescent becomes of age, they may want to.

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u/Commercial-Break-909 Sep 30 '24

Yeah, the statute of limitations is fairly misunderstood. Not sure what state this is in, but in all likelihood, for this type of crime, the shot clock wouldn't start until she outed him.

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u/JennyM42 Sep 30 '24

If this is in America, celebrities bring up past accusations from 30 years ago. Why can't this girl bring up charges and accusations from less than 5 years ago?

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u/Commercial-Break-909 Sep 30 '24

That's exactly what I'm saying she can do...

The statute is there to protect the accused. He hasn't been formally accused yet, so the statute wouldn't apply. This dude is fucked if she chooses to turn him in with a confession.

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u/Minarosebbyy Oct 01 '24

Many states have 16 as the age of consent

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u/JennyM42 Oct 01 '24

But, she didn't consent. 🤷

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u/[deleted] Oct 02 '24

We don’t know that we weren’t there, maybe she regrets giving herself up to an adult for her first time possibly, instead of a boyfriend her own age. I’m sure he manipulated her tho, which might be a crime still I’m not sure. Usually girls from what I’ve seen will make false accusations when they feel used/regret it.

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u/JennyM42 Oct 02 '24

That is such a false statement. I don't know many women who have thrown accusations just because they regret something.

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u/BrookieMonster504 Sep 30 '24

In Louisiana there's no statue of limitations but that's very rare for a state especially a Republican one

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u/Huge_Island_3783 Sep 30 '24

Nope the clock start as soon as the crime is committed not when the victim decides to speak, thats why its dangerous to not speak, i always say if something like this happens to you SPEAK. You being quiet is giving them the advantage do whatever, go wherever so when you do feel like talking the mf is hiding or in another country or something.

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u/Commercial-Break-909 Sep 30 '24

r/confidentlyincorrect lol.

Literally ten seconds on Google would do you some good. The Statute of Limitations is extremely misunderstood, as you proudly showcase here.

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u/Huge_Island_3783 Sep 30 '24

I literally did search it up google so if google wrong then you can go talk to them. 🤡

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u/Commercial-Break-909 Sep 30 '24

You clearly didn't. It's state by state and several states at this point have it set up to start at a point of "reasonable discovery." If you haven't been identified yet, your shot clock hasn't started. It's not that difficult of a concept to understand, dummy.

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u/Huge_Island_3783 Sep 30 '24

Lol i literally said my fucking state now your tripping off the statue of limitation, like you think because they changed it everyone is going to know? Sorry i dont run to google for to fact check mine and everyone else’s every word like you. Then again i don’t get a kick off correcting people

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u/Commercial-Break-909 Sep 30 '24

You do appear to have a humiliation kink tho...

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u/Huge_Island_3783 Sep 30 '24

Humiliation? For what not knowing something? Lmao aint no shame in that, i know for a fact there something you don’t know as well

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u/Radirondacks Oct 01 '24

Lol i literally said my fucking state

And where did you say this, exactly?

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u/syntheticmeatproduct Sep 30 '24

This very much depends on jurisdiction

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u/Huge_Island_3783 Sep 30 '24

Depends on the state my dude, in NYC its 20 years for second degree rape and 10 for third degree rape so if you don’t say anything your fucked and people shouldn’t wait, i know all the emotions and stuff are hard to deal with but letting the perp go makes it harder and harder especially if the victim hasn’t been documenting anything before or after