Very Troubling Accusations, Testimony In Vanderbilt Rape Case

[JokersWild24]

Most of all, you hate this for the victim, who now has to live through another trial instead of starting to put it behind her.

[UKMustangFan]

Most of all, you hate this for the victim, who now has to live through another trial instead of starting to put it behind her.

 

Far and away the worst part.

[00Rocket28]

How her dad hasn't taken care of these guys, starting with the boyfriend is beyond me...

[HammerTime]

I hope both of these guys spend enough time behind bars to wear a nice comfy butt-groove into the stainless steel benches in their cells.

 

However, it would seem that if UKMF's detail about one of the jurers failing to disclose being a rape victim is true, then this would logically end up in a mis-trial and have to go through proceedings again. I can only hope they are found just as guilty the second time around. Still, I think this is interesting thing to think about:

 

Larry Mahoney - Drinks until he blacks out, gets behind the wheel of his pickup truck, attempts to drive home, crashes into a church bus, killing 24 teenagers and 3 adults in the fiery crash, and permanently scarring 12 more with disfiguring burns. Mahoney was convicted with second-degree manslaughter and a handful of other lesser charges, and sentenced to 16 years in prison with the possibility of parole after 8 years. He walked out of jail a free man after 10 years and 11 months, serving less than 6 months per person that he killed.

 

Corey Batey - Drinks until he blacks out and together with a friend, rapes a 21 year old student at his college. Found just as guilty of rape as someone who is 100% sober. Faces a minimum sentence of 15 years in prison, with a possible 140 years in jail if given the maximum sentence on all three counts (one count of attempted aggravated rape and two counts of aggravated sexual battery).

That's crazy.

[All In]

What has happened to WR-Boyd, the QB and others that were texted,etc. that were on the team at the time? Was Coach Franklin involved in any way in the trial,etc.