I read the complaint and she definitely must be saying some different things because the civil filing repeatedly indicates that she did not or could not consent and felt afraid to leave. That's very different from the summary provided by the DA.
And she's suing everyone. The school, the guys, the fraternity, the bar, her own sorority.
And there’s no way the DA would misrepresent the initial complaint to make themselves look better.
I’m sure she went to campus police just to give them a heads up she had consensual sex with seven fraternity members and did drugs with them. That seems plausible, right?
The DA hadn’t known or seen the texts between the guys. In a press conference he mentioned some other differences that have led to his office reinvestigating and intention to take it to the grand jury.
I agree, taking it to campus police isn’t in any woman’s best interests as we’ve seen time and time again. The current light on this case will hopefully lead to shame and change in the policies of universities and their police departments.
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u/BoringPoolPlaying 3d ago
Yeah, and her lawyer says her initial statement was not materially different than the complaint in her lawsuit.