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1	Jack Denmo False Accusation Led To 3 Years In Jail Nowhere in that document does the judge say that he incriminated himself. The word incriminate itself, is nowhere in that judgement. She said, and I quote, "In short, having considered all the evidence on the issue of the video, I reject the testimony of the accused as unworthy of belief. The evidence of the complainant on this point, was logical and believable." and... "With regards to this area of conflicting evidence relating to the deletion of the video, the complainant was credible, and I r…	/r/MensRights	06/05/26 10:11 PM
1	Jack Denmo False Accusation Led To 3 Years In Jail He didn't make incriminating statements though, as to the charge of rape. He made unconvincing statements in the judges opinion, that's the point. The judge did not say or imply that he had either, simply that i believe his version on this point is not legitimate, but hers is. At no point did he admit to rape, he gave his version of events, she gave hers, and the judge said, nah, i prefer her story, on the one point it mattered on. In the context of her other lies. That is insanity. I get what y…	/r/MensRights	06/05/26 09:16 PM
1	Jack Denmo False Accusation Led To 3 Years In Jail This should be a flatly negative outcome unless you accept the loss of human right to a presumption of innocence until proven guilty, and prefer via a change of judicial system to instead ensure less guilty people go free by having more innocent people routinely go to jail. As far as how this differs from "back in the day" I am fine with investigating claims more thoroughly though it takes up more police resources, but it should not go to court if the investigation yields nothing other than the …	/r/MensRights	06/05/26 08:15 PM
1	Jack Denmo False Accusation Led To 3 Years In Jail I just read it all, did not change anything. Helpful in seeing what the final version of agreed upon and disagreed upon details were, but mostly or completely leaves out any mention of her changing story throughout the process. The judge outlines how they go into the process presuming his innocence and burden is upon the crown to prove guilt beyond a shadow of a doubt. Then she outlines how under the conditions of the law, they would consider his evidence and whether or not the court believes it…	/r/MensRights	06/05/26 07:59 PM
1	Jack Denmo False Accusation Led To 3 Years In Jail You clearly have an axe to grind, but the simple fact is that you cannot know who you are getting into intimate contact with an exposing yourself to liability from, when they are total strangers. You don't have to go to christian fundamentalist degrees, just limiting yourself to sex in serious relationships where you've gotten to know the person, their background, the people they associate with, their family, lowers your risk exposure so much it's insane. Tons of studies show that people in long…	/r/MensRights	06/05/26 10:53 AM
1	Jack Denmo False Accusation Led To 3 Years In Jail My ex's father got 1/3rd that amount of time for being caught red handed by witnesses engaging in pedophilia with a young child. Densmore gets 3 years for a "he said" "she said" case with 2 adults that engaged in at least a partially consensual sex act where the victim changed their story a bunch of times and absolutely lied multiple times including about injuries sustained.	/r/MensRights	06/05/26 10:41 AM
1	Jack Denmo False Accusation Led To 3 Years In Jail Not relevant at all, that is another totally separate case that we know very little about. Anyone can claim anything, what matters is if there is evidence. Celebrities are often the target of allegations, sometimes any of them, accusations are not evidence. The article I presume has at least some details of that case or talks about it is paywalled, the one you linked and almost all of her other articles about Densmore, are listed as opinion pieces and do not go into that case at all, whatsoever,…	/r/MensRights	06/05/26 10:38 AM
1	Jack Denmo False Accusation Led To 3 Years In Jail Because he isn't being charged with any sort of filming crime, if that is even a crime in canada, the purpose of the video is largely irrelevant, getting so hung up on it is ridiculous. Either a rape happened or it didn't. You openly admit, one of the two most likely scenarios is that she faked a rape claim to make sure he didn't have a porn video of her still, yet say the case is pretty solid. Could you be any more contradictory if you tried? The only reasonable standard of justice is beyond a …	/r/MensRights	06/05/26 09:49 AM
1	Jack Denmo False Accusation Led To 3 Years In Jail I think the key thing here is that she changed her story from a more standard rape description that left out a lot of things that ended up being established by cross examination of both witnesses later, and morphed her story into what you just described. If this had been her story from the start and she always stuck to it, it would be better, but still lacking any real evidence. Like in the USA, a standard open and shut rape conviction case would have multiple points of evidence. No evidence tha…	/r/MensRights	06/05/26 09:37 AM
1	Jack Denmo False Accusation Led To 3 Years In Jail The consent video should be irrelevant for several reasons. For one, the charge is rape, not filming without permission. Then in at least one version of her story she left out the blowjob and mention of the video entirely and claimed a straight up rape, he grabbed me, tore my clothes off, injured me, and then raped me. It was then later changed to be oh i withdrew consent after the filming. This game of "there is no evidence, so we will engage in judging whose the most credible witness when ther…	/r/MensRights	06/05/26 09:22 AM
1	Jack Denmo False Accusation Led To 3 Years In Jail That is not what she alleged happened, and she changed her story multiple times. She claimed that he started off with the rape from the beginning, ripped her clothes off and forced himself on her. She specifically stated to police that she had physical injuries from the rape, which were not confirmed by a physical examination, not forced penetration or the specific claim she gave that he had damaged her breasts leaving visible injuries on them for days. She was forced by cross examination and co…	/r/MensRights	06/05/26 08:58 AM