Police and woman collude to extort money with false rape claim

	posted by Matt on 05:29 PM January 22nd, 2005
	SacredNaCl writes "According to IOL South Africa News, this woman was so bold as to attack the man screaming she would file a charge of rape while holding a soiled condom unless he immediately gave her money. Worse, the police were in on the deal and had delt with her 3 times earlier that week, but not had arrested her, and on top of it, tried to extort money from him themselves."

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Femborg in the third world (Score:0) by Anonymous User on 08:27 AM January 23rd, 2005 EST (#1) This is another example the power of feminism when exported to poor countries. When a poor country adopts or is forced to adopt femborg practices and laws, the potential for corruption is endless. Add to the mix underpaid police and a justice system new to due process and suddenly for the everyday man ordinary women rule the roost. As for the extortion, it's miraculous that this scam hasn't been tried more often given the circumstances. Maybe it has.

One less Femborg in the third world (Score:0) by Anonymous User on 12:08 PM January 23rd, 2005 EST (#3) "This is another example the power of feminism when exported to poor countries. When a poor country adopts or is forced to adopt femborg practices and laws, the potential for corruption is endless." There is this little bit of apparent good news that I just got in an email last night, "New UNICEF Chief Named, Heavy Tasks Face Her       US Agriculture Secretary Ann Veneman was appointed as the new Executive Director of the United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF) by UN Secretary General Kofi Annan. Veneman begins her 5-year term on May 1. Pro-life groups are hoping that Veneman will carrying through badly needed reforms in the organization that she inherits, steering UNICEF away from a radical feminist agenda and returning it to a focus on child survival.       Veneman replaces Carol Bellamy, who was first nominated by President Clinton in 1995. Under Bellamy, UNICEF became involved in controversial programs, including sexual education for children that encourage sexual promiscuity, promote the rights of women and girls from a feminist perspective,..." Ray

Fal$e Rape Allegation$??? (Score:2) by Luek on 09:50 AM January 23rd, 2005 EST (#2) A woman using false rape allegations to extort _$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$? What a big surprise! Must be the very first incident of a false rape claim ever recorded in the history of the world! I didn't know Kate Faber had an evil twin in South Africa.

Not limited to third world. (Score:1) by Thomas Jefferson on 07:56 AM January 25th, 2005 EST (#4) "This is another example the power of feminism when exported to poor countries. When a poor country adopts or is forced to adopt femborg practices and laws, the potential for corruption is endless." The sort of corruption and shakedown scheme descibed in this article isn't limited to the third world. It happens here in the US with varing degrees of sophistication as well. It ranges from cops in on the take to psychologists (often female) with doctorate degrees in sex offender "treatment" institutions. There's big money to be made in false allegations of rape. An 18 yr old boy who had consentual sex sex with a not quite 16 yr old girl, at her initiation, was charged with child rape and referred to so-called "treatment" programs that charge the state $300/day to "program" the kids sexual behavior, like "a Clockwork Orange." The have fancy names for it, but what it comes down to is intimadation.   We are not to expect to be translated from despotism to liberty in a featherbed. -- Thomas Jefferson

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