Comments on: Defiant Roethlisberger Answers Assault Charge

By: Chris 2

Chris 2 — Mon, 27 Jul 2009 15:50:50 +0000

If her supervisor did nothing that is when she should have gone to the police. Remember, according to her story she thought that her supervisors and bosses would not side with her. She says she knew that Ben was good friends with the president of that Harrah’s. Well if she thought that then why not go to the police? Here is a fact. You cannot get fired because you were raped at work, reported it to your supervisors and then went to the authorities. The reason this is not possible is because Harrah’s would be fined and all the employees involved would be charged. This is not even including the huge lawsuit she could file against Harrah’s which she would have had so much proof of a year ago.

By: chris

chris — Mon, 27 Jul 2009 09:59:35 +0000

She didn’t quit her job because she thought they were her friends and would help her. If you read her statements, she claims she did report the rape to the Harrah’s Security Director. And by the time she realized they weren’t going to do anything, all the “evidence” was gone so she couldn’t go to the police. That’s her story, anyway.

But it is completely logical that she wouldn’t quit her job the day after the alleged “assault.” She thought her friends and co-workers would take her side. Now the fact she still works there, after they not only allegedly covered it up but allegedly told her things along the lines of “We don’t care you were raped,” that makes ZERO SENSE.

By: Chris 2

Chris 2 — Sun, 26 Jul 2009 14:09:42 +0000

Hey Chris,

I don’t understand why she wouldn’t quit her job immediately and start collecting unemployment if what she claims did actually happen. She could have then worked on getting her life in order after going through a terrible ordeal. She is going to get slaughtered in her interrogatories and depositions. They will want her personal computer she says Harrah’s employees came in her house and altered. Forensic computer detectives will be able to find erased and deleted files and e-mails. They will ask for every cd-rom, thumb drive, external hardrive, online storage site, all her e-mail addresses. They will go through all her bank and credit card accounts. They will go through every medical record including any psychological problems she has ever had. They will ask and find out any way they can about every relationship she has ever had. This includes dating married men and having relationships with imaginary people. LOL

By: chris

chris — Sun, 26 Jul 2009 13:36:59 +0000

Other Chris: First, thanks for choosing a different commenting name in the other thread. I opened up the comments so you don’t have to log in hoping to get more feedback although it doesn’t prevent people from using the same name. I need to use “chris” since that’s what I sign my blogs with and I appreciate you trying to avoid confusion.

As for Cowgirl’s story. I’m by no means an expert on rape but I have heard that in many cases nothing is reported for days or even weeks. In this case, waiting almost an entire year seems very excessive, though.

And I also have read that she STILL works at Harrah’s, which is mind-blowing if she suffered as much trauma as she claims. I mean, she claims they basically covered up what happened to her. Now I know the economy is bad but why in hell would you continue to work for people that would do something like that?

By: Chris

Chris — Sat, 25 Jul 2009 04:08:59 +0000

If this lady’s story was true she could have easily quit her job, collected unemployment and looked for a new job. But first she would have gone to the police to report the rape and the DNA proof would have been collected as rock solid evidence. Then she could have found a lawyer for her criminal case and also file a civil lawsuit last year.

Oh, wait I’m sorry I almost forgot that I made all this up! Somehow though it sounds much more feasible than her story right?