FALSE ACCUSER SUED - $8.4 MILLION FOR FALSE RAPE CHARGES! (Ford should know this!)

Submitted by: W.G.E.N.

Each and every woman who has been the REAL VICTIM of sex crimes must take a vocal stand against these FALSE ACCUSERS and call them out for what they are -  MONEY GRUBBERS and ATTENTION GRUBBERS.  The lying tramps make it all the harder for REAL VICTIMS to stand up and be believed.  The so called *lawyers* (really more money grubbing liars) who promote these lying tramps need to be charged and fined and lose their licenses for engaging in this circus show. Until we put some solid rules on these things the slander and libel will go on.  The liars and their attorney's need to pay a HIGH and SEVERE penalty for their deeds - that way the REAL VICTIMS can be heard and believed.  Otherwise the liars do one thing only and that is to discredit the real victims of sex crimes.

Jackie Juntti
WGEN  idzrus@earthlink.net
Be sober, be vigilant; because your adversary the devil, as a roaring lion, walketh about, seeking whom he may devour:    --1 Peter 5:8

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Woman Ordered To Pay $8.4M Damages For Career-Ending False Rape Claims

September 24, 2018 Baxter Dmitry News, US 1

 
 
 

A woman who waited thirty years to accuse an Army Colonel of sexually assaulting her while they were Cadets was ordered to pay a total of $8.4 million in damages after the false accusation destroyed his reputation and military career.
The case, the details of which bear a striking similarity to the accusations against Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh, provides a precedent should his accusers be found to have made false claims against him.

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Susan Shannon, 52, who now lives in Everett, Washington, first alleged on her blog that she was sexually assaulted by Army Colonel David ‘Wil’ Riggins in 1986, while they were both cadets at West Point.
She said she waited three decades to come forward about her experience because of the army’s ‘code of silence’.
But Riggins, also 52, who vehemently denied the claims, said the false allegations had cost him a sparkling military career.

MailOnline reports:
The combat veteran from Alexandria had been on the cusp of being appointed to general in 2013, when Army leaders saw Shannon’s rape allegation on her blog.
His promotion was snatched away and Riggins says his name was dragged through the mud after ‘Susan Shannon decided to play judge and jury on her own.’ Army Colonel David ‘Wil’ Riggins was denied a promotion to General after falling victim to the false accusations.
The decorated colonel denied all claims, telling ABC 7 On Your Side at the time: ‘I did not rape Susan Shannon. I did not sexually assault Susan Shannon. Every aspect of (her) story is verifiably false.’

The jury has now ordered Shannon to pay $3.4 million in compensatory damages for injury to his reputation and lost wages, and $5 million in punitive damages, ‘to make sure nothing like this will ever happen again,’ according to the Washington Post.
Shannon alleged she was raped by her former cadet classmate at the United States Military Academy in New York in 1986. She dropped out shortly afterwards. Susan Shannon (left, as a cadet) alleged that she was sexually assaulted by Army Colonel Wil Riggins (right, as a cadet) in 1986 while they were both cadets at West Point
Now a jewelry designer and a mother living on the West Coast, she added that the pressure in the army to keep quiet and not turn in her peers meant that she did not even report the alleged rape at her exit interview.
She made the claims on her blog Short Little Rebel in 2013 –  which followed the announcement that Colonel Riggins had been nominated for general.
Shannon denied having any knowledge of his nomination until she was contacted by Army officials investigating her blog post.