Why blur her face? Shes in a public place trying to ruin someones life forever. Maybe if she sees consequences, there will be less false accusations in the future.
It’s against the law to show someone’s face without their permission. If she said that they can’t show her face they have to oblige to that wether or not she was in a public place. Being in a public place does not automatically authorize people to show your face without your permission
@@mleah7409 But imagine (wait you don’t have to imagine because it actually does happen) going to a bar having a fun night out and the next morning you’re accused of rape, there’s no evidence that shows you DIDNT rape and if you’re a male you’re utterly fucked because the judicial system is statically in favor of females and now your entire life is ruined. If you’re proven innocent you’re fucked because social media would’ve already slandered you beyond repair and if you’re found guilty and you actually didn’t do anything enjoy decades of your life in prison for something you never did. Where as the accuser is scot free in every scenario. Something needs to change. And if you’re saying what if they were raped but the rapist wasn’t found guilty and now you’re in trouble welcome to our world. Either its equal for both sides or changed to make it equal. The system is a joke rn.
@@NaiNai584 you’re just speaking out of your ass. Stop with the statistics and focus on this particular case. An innocent guy was accused of rape and was let off because of video evidence,but you’re over here defending a false accuser. You’re pretty sick. You think her or her friends should be left off the hook for trying to ruin this guys life? These accusations don’t go away easy or if at all! He could lose relationships and jobs over it.
However, it’s difficult enough for some women who are actual victims to speak up about it, and the possibility of going to jail just for trying to speak up about it wouldn’t exactly help them raise their voice. Honestly, though, people who falsely accuse like this are just straight up bitches
Seriously though - as a teacher if something like this came out against me when I simply just hooked up with someone, even if proven innocent, it could ruin my career. That applies to a lot of groups too.
Just imagine how many men are in his shoes but weren't as lucky with camera angles. I think girls falsely accuse all the time and get away with it in most cases also. They have a lot to gain and not that much to loose. Her face was even blurred and not his even tho he is the victim.
If you actually payed attention to the video the Roomate said he raped her. This girl actually was on of the reasons he was found innocent. She helped cleared him.
The woman who falsely accused him should be charged with filing a false report and there needs to be a new penal code (law) for those who falsely accuse for rape, and that punishment is equal to the sentence a rapist would get if proven guilty. Also, the roommates should also be charged with accessory to the false accusations and report. This is unacceptable. You don’t just get to ruin a innocent guy’s reputation just because you can’t admit or own up to the fact you had a one night stand, and/or be able to cope with your emotions when the guy leaves afterward.
The reporter literally said “the alleged victim never reported the incident to police but was charged when her roommates gave officers his name”. So the “alleged victim” didn’t even do anything? It was all her roommates making shit up?
@@marcosgamez3974Yeah wtf the person themselves actually has to press charges how tf does that work then? And why tf did the supposed victim not say that she didn't get raped either
Well... with the way the story is being pushed, I’m glad her face is covered. There are many evil people who watch these videos, they are just waiting for their next victim. We don’t know the full story, we only know that he was accused of rape, we don’t know who accused him and we don’t even know what happened in the dorm room. I’m glad that girl isn’t being bombarded by evil ignorant people who think they are being moral.
@Laura Nasewytewa no she lied and almost got him locked up on some BS. So no he is not at fault and the roommate and the girl needs charges bought against them....period.
@Laura Nasewytewa undergrads are 18 and above and not that young. I’m in undergrad in my 30s please make other valid points. Because they would have caught him for that already based on her ID.
I wouldn't be so quick to say "almost". His name and the profile was exposed to the masses. He may be cleared now, but the societal ramifications are still in play. He will have to prove his innocents for the rest of his life. On the flip side, she will never have any ramifications because her identity was protected and she can just act like nothing happened. Gotta love media justice.
@@aceventuraify That’s not a legitimate excuse to not charge someone who falsely accused someone of rape and possibly ruined that person’s life in the process.
Shit like this not only ruins someone’s life, but also casts doubt on every person who have actually been raped and helps the actual rapists get away with it.
It’s seriously disgusting that women falsely accuse men of rape! For one, it could potentially ruin a man’s life. And two, it’s downright insulting to actual rape victims.
And thirdly, the more these cases come to light, the more people become hesitant to believe actual victims and as such empower actual rapists. False accusations of rape should be handled much more seriously
There was a 20-something woman interview by the UK media after her mother killed herself. She killed herself because her son had killed himself. He killed himself because, even after it being proven he had not raped his accuser (ex girlfriend), he was still called out for being a rapist when he walked down the street, and his whole life was trashed. The liar who caused these two deaths walks free. Two people are dead. And the media really only seemed to care because it negatively affected a 20-something woman. *That's how little society values men.* These cases are one of the many reasons MGTOW is a fast growing... thing.
It's crazy that they were still trying to protect the woman's identity even after a judge threw this out! She needs to be outed so every man around her knows she is trouble, along with the roommate who got this whole thing started
theres a difference between official justice and public vendetta. they blur her face because someone crazy may go after her, but im sure what she did id illegal and will face justine in a official court of law
" they blur her face because someone crazy may go after her" but they are pretty comfortable showing his face why there is no consideration for male victims?@@theoescamez6230
@Dylan Ladner then that is still their fault and they're still ruining someone's life and falsely accusing someone of a crime they never committed. They should still be held responsible.
@Dylan Ladner I think you misunderstand, that accusing someone of rape isnt something you just come off of like some title.. once its been said or done that's it.. your life is ruined sure.. some people are brain dead but how are we gonna punish people if someone or something thinks that are "misunderstanding"
@@3gamerguysthatgame Who the hell cares? If the so called "victim" wasn't actually a victim, she most likely had all the opportunity to deny the report. The roommate sounded extremely bitter and jealous from what I can tell. Fucking clowns.
Both of the women should be expelled. Sure I heard the roommate was the one to press charges, but I didn’t hear the girl the slept with the guy go to the police and say this is a false accusation, the charges need to be dropped.
@@thenewcamelot8873 no, you invite someone back to your room you're making out with him you're fooling around they go back to your room with you no one else's business I don't give a s*** what she saw when the girl involved didn't say anything we don't need Sally side lesbian getting involved
@@thenewcamelot8873 Correct. We don't have the full story here. #1, the roommate doesn't have standing to press charges. They can report seeing something however. #2, we have no facts. If she was passed out on the bed and he was having sex with her, then that's considered rape. I don't care how much she was coming on to him beforehand. The law is super clear that you cannot have sex with someone who is unconscious. People are jumping to all sorts of conclusions and doing a bunch of victim blaming from what I see.
True, imagine how many good men have been falsely accused becuase they didnt have the luck of a security camera proving their innocence... insane and scary at the same time
I agree, why do some women ,and I say SOME, get to walk free after throwing a rape allegation at a man that has a fight to get off the charge, good thing there was proof otherwise he would automatically be guilty.
Yeah, expected from a 'diversity and equity board' the fact that they have the power to do that is concerning given how obviously biased and ideological they are
She could have been blacked out drunk and didn't remember. Technically you can't give consent when that drunk, but the videos don't help her case much.
I think the reasoning is that even though she failed to prove the crime beyond reasonable doubt, it is assumed that there is sufficient uncertainty and it cannot be asserted that she was lying.
@@hkiajtaqks5253 True. But why are others in the comments saying the girl who had sex didn’t reported it, she was in his defense. It was her friend who cried rape. Also I thought when one is intoxicated you can’t legally consent? (Unless it’s different in other states). Any sober person should avoid it at all cost, to not run into issues where is hard to collect proof.
I blame the media for this. They always instigate. They prop up allegations and charges and brainwash people with the “guilty until proven innocent” mentality.
@ Tikka Masala: You’re right. I call it the Government Media Complex. They aren’t about truth telling, aggressive sophisticated forward thinking, or peace. They’re about a divide & conquer strat that the majority of people fall for. The people, therefore, remain perpetually stunted and juvenile.
Actually no that's not how our laws work you are innocent until proven guilty not guilty until proven innocent. All suspects are innocent until proven guilty in a court of law
@@lpattenaude1716 and they would have had to question the girl who he went home with....obviously she didn't say he didn't rape her or he would have been freed right away
The loophole here of how she gets out that it wasn't her it was the roommate. So what kind of lie did the girl say to the roommate for the her to call the cops.
What’s ironic is that her actions in the video exonerated him without her facing consequences for her sexually aggressive behavior but if the roles were reversed he would be jailed for the same actions that she did.
@@joeyoung4121 He can sue her in civil court for libel/slander... esp since he did suffer damages... even to wait out the school’s review is part of the damages. It would have terrible if he went to jail.. unforgivable.
She’s a woman... even though she did something that morally right people would think is criminal, most of society will try to protect her over a man no matter what.
@@linkfan1234567891 regardless neither of them will be punished. The girl who filed the false report is being protected and is free from punishment and the girl that didn't do anything to help. simply saying she didn't file the claim and nothing to prove his innocence or do anything towards her roommate that did) doesn't make her a good person. Like for example even if a man was raping a girl and another man knew that he was going to or knew that he did/is currently and did nothing about it can still be punished for the inaction.
It's just to protect her so she can do it again and again. Next time she'll probably secure some sort of a financial deposit. Remember, the state would've profited from this man's labor...
trust me，she wont，not the first time this kind of thing happened，glad this poor man got evidence to prove himself otherwise he's life would be dead asf
The justice system is broken and has been broken. It’s not justice when a man can have his life ruined by the police and courts based on an accusation with no evidence to support it.
the justice system is fine. it's society that's sick. we don't look at women like predators. just look at all the teachers fucking kids. look at their sentences.
He doesn’t have to prove his innocence wtf? “Innocent until proven guilty” have y’all forgotten the LAW? It’s on the accusers to prove their guilt not the accused to prove their innocence.
it's more than just the law, it is a logical fallacy to attempt to prove a negative. You can prove someone hit you by just one instance with evidence. You cannot, however, prove you haven't hit someone, as you would need perfect evidence of every second of your life up to the present. You are innocent until proven guilty not because it's the law, but because it's logically correct. These nut jobs think forcing backwards logic is "justice"... such a joke
It wasn't the woman Lyndsie. It was her roommates lol. I also think it could have happened because he was of Indian heritage. A lot of racial profiling too. People automatically start assuming things.
As a matter of fact, USC expelled Armaan Premjee just 6 credits short of getting his degree. He had to sue the university. Finally, they had to reinstate him!
@@PsychicLord yeah like wtf? They blur her face in the video, it should be the other way around! If women can do shit like this (totally anonymously!!) with no consequences. You can anonymously destroy someone’s life with no consequences? Ridiculous.
@@senecaturnpike9179 and this is why many good people end up killing others. 👏 The system can be a joke and they expect victim to just deal with it and keep it going. That shit doesn't work for everyone.
Just read the Title IX office that does the investigation was deemed to have bias and thus their investigation was unfair. The office is ran by some lady that has cost USC many very expensive lawsuit settlements due to bias and improper investigation. During the investigation and hearing they purposely disregarded the video evidence and refused to allow Premjee's lawyer from speaking (when he tried to anyways they kicked him out and claimed he was being 'disruptive')
no. watch the new story again. the alleged victim didn't report him to the police.. her roommate reported him.. as far as this news story is telling us, that roommate is the manipulative bitch that manufactured the whole rape narrative and went to the cops.
It makes me so angry when women falsely accuse people of rape. Then when a woman is actually raped, the women who lied about it end up discrediting the real victims. Sickening.
@Idontknowwhattonamemyselfhelp I did watch the video. I also went to find the court transcripts because the whole victim card didn’t seem legit. I was right. He’s lying and telling one side of a story
Say it with me: REGRET is not RAPE. This woman seemed pretty hammered, and had a hook-up that maybe she regretted the next day. You DO NOT accuse someone of rape over that.
Not defending but I do not think she accused him I think it was the roommate who called the cops. The video said the alleged victim did not report but the roommate gave his name up
1:28 it wasn't the girl, it was the roommate who pressed charges and she needs to be held accountable. Also this is 3 years old and the school reinstated him, thank goodness!
@@TheRubinator13 The roommate can't press charges. She gave the police his name and lets not pretend the chick that regretted drunk sex wasn't just as responsible. She could have told police the truth which is that she wasn't raped. She just decided to make a bad decision while being inebriated. That excuse doesn't work when you decide to drive drunk so it shouldn't work when you decide to sleep with someone you just met just b/c you're a female. She was looking for attention and hopefully she stays single for the rest of her life b/c of it.
@@salt-ernativemedia1018 There were no cameras in her room so we do not really know what went on. No evidence that she is lying or that she just regretted consensual sex. Many things could have happened during their stay in her room and they are not recorded on camera. If she changed her mind AT ANY POINT before or during the intercourse and she told him to STOP but he did not listen and he kept on going, THAT IS RAPE. A woman can feel that a sexual partner is too aggressive and he hurts her, so she can say NO even after she invites him into her room and no means no
@@kostapapa1989 More evidence points to that she wasn't raped than that she was Mr White Kight. If there were signs of forceful intercourse such as bruising or some sort of genital injuries then you might have a point but I'm going by the evidence that was provided in this specific news story and it looks like a clear case of a girl that either feels regret for having a one night stand of drunken sex or she and her roommate were setting him up from the beginning.
Yeah especially because now a days when it comes to this type of things its more of BELIEVE HER 10000% AND HES GUILTY EVEN THOUGH THERE HASNT BEEN ANY PROOF
@@elysian179 MSM and politicians are partly to blame when they start blaming the justice system if a male is found not guilty. the judges and jury are under pressure of being attacked by the media if they don't find the male guilty. So wrong.
Agreed, though she may use the excuse that she was drunk and the next morning thought she had been raped. It isn't a good defense, or one that would convince me, but it could work. This world is messed up.
mad cobra pfff ok good point but lmao it depends on the person you can’t say a whole gender is inferior. Yeah we have a lot of stupid females but you have stupid males too. We might just have more stupid females that’s the issue
@@asingh4152 It was less about Brock being white and more about the fact that there were a lot of people backing him up and let's not forget the judge was biased towards him because football. Plenty of white guys get prosecuted for rape just like anyone else. Please stop spreading misinformation.
Anyway it doesn't matter how much she hit on him in the bar doesn't mean she has to complete the act if she doesn't want to so this whole video is trash for that reason alone. But she never accused him. Her roomate accused him and she was too drunk to remember anything. And guess what passed out drunk people can't consent.
@@sebastianfranklinshaw9718 how stupid could you bee she was the one who wanted that in the first place she came on to him in the bar then she brings him outside to meet her friend then she calls an Uber to her apartment then she signs him into her apartment then led him to her room and if you were to actually pay attention to the video you'd know she was making hand gestures so we know she had the intent to have sex and she was not passed out if you payed attention you'd know. And if drunk people can't consent what's stopping him from saying she raped him she was the aggressor and he's drunk so he can't consent by your logic learn to use your brain for once in your life
@@domagojbaric1 My tiny brain 😂. She wasn’t even the one who reported it you fruitcake 😂. She’s the reason he didn’t get prosecuted. It was the California campus law that took him to court. 😂 😂
@@domagojbaric1 No. omg. Do the research man. The college raised the rape case. She had no recollection of the event because she was intoxicated. Because it’s against the law to have sex with intoxicated females on campus in California, THEY pushed the case
@@donaldvanvliet9039 He was also charged with sex with someone unconscious too. You don’t see that on the video. You’ve seen a few seconds of CCTV that was dismissed by a judge as inconclusive to the case.
Why is her identity being hidden? She should go to jail for falsely accusing him of rape, and should be blasted over social media like a rapist would be. Not okay.
@@lazyh-online4839 you act like people dont do things behind people's back to "keep there friends safe". Quit blaming people you have no idea what happened. Inocent untill proven guilty.
@@joevandal13 trust me. She knew. She would have been interviewed. Guarantee bitch was pissed that he left after they had sex, and the room mate came up with a plan to get pay back. They probably dont even feel remorseful. In there sick mind it was justified.
It should be the same as murder. If you spend 25 years in jail for the murder of aaabbbccc then you get out and actually kill aaabbbccc after you've served your time then you can't be prosecuted again.
It really pisses me off that if the local owner decided to delete the evidence. What would’ve happened? We need evidence to convict someone! Not just go by the word of someone! This is BS
This is exactly why a lot of women aren’t believed when they report actual rape. The consequences for falsely reporting a rape should be equal to a person convicted of rape.
@@NaiNai584 found a girl who falsely accuses men because she can't handle the responsibility of her choices. Another child who wants the world, but not if she has to carry it
Too Cool Fur School Animals I don’t like that word. “Believability ”. It seems to intimate that rape is not about evidence but about how believable an alleged victim seems. Those notions have nothing to do with justice.
@@mjz667 Actually, it's all about believability. Evidence is used to make a jury believe a crime was committed by a particular person. When someone says that they've been accused of rape, it's not the news', society's, nor the police's job to straight up believe the accusation. That's not to say that you think the person is a liar. I believe there's a middle ground that can be found, and that middle ground is a stance of observation. You hear out the accusation, and you begin an investigation to confirm the accusation. If there's not enough evidence to support the accusation, it's harder to believe. If there's evidence supporting the accusation is impossible, there's even less chance that a jury can believe a crime was committed or that a particular person committed it. We, unfortunately, do live in a world where people are falsely accused for malicious reasons or sometimes accidents. We need people who are indifferent to these accusations to conduct the investigations and bring the truth to light to the best of their abilities. To assume any accusation is truthful or to assume it's false increases the possibility that justice won't be served.
"he has to prove himself" this is the part that's a moral disgrace, he doesn't have to prove anything, he's being accused by a third party, that third party has to prove their accusation
Common misconception about the US legal system: you are innocent until proven guilty." while this may be true in some low level cases the reality is that it is all about money. Unless you can afford to pay more than what the prison system will make you must prove innocence. ESPECIALLY in cases involving accusations of a sexual nature from a woman to a man, as the male is always viewed as guilty and the woman as the victim. Some of this is changing, but not fast enough and not all of the problems.
That’s ridiculous, they only got rid of him because he was bad publicity for the school, that is so sad. Shame on the school and that ethics board. Knowing that he did nothing wrong and the women lied, and still expelling him, what assholes.
@@decoyloony4121 no that's show how shit these liberals woke college are, american justice system found him innocent, but these liberals college full of wokeism shithole still expelled him
She should go to jail for trying to ruin his life! Just because you don't remember what you did with Karen and Debbie after you had twenty shots of tequila shouldn't be a nice guys problem! That guy was actually shy pulling away from them! Who is the guilty person here? No charges on them right?
OK so wait , the alleged Victim did not give his name or charge him but her roomate did ? Not sure how that works . It seems to me that maybe she was on board but roommate called police. I do not know hope the Uni let him stay and that they gave him some leeway on the courses due to the drama
So why doesn't he charge her for rape? He was drinking! He couldn't give consent. And the way that woman pulles him out of the bar, it was clear she was taking advantage of him. That's the way it works, right???
I'm not sure about US law, but in french law, there is a difference between "public action", which is the punishment from the state against infractions, which results from an investigation (so anyone can call the cops to report an infraction, not just the victim itself) and "civil action", which is the punishment from the state to give the victim justice, and that punishment can only be asked (or later cancelled) for by the victim of the infraction. Hope this helped!
@@maximilian2843 Well since the roommate filed a complaint, it goes along with what I said in my comment about the "public action", meaning if a police officer is given serious evidence of the infriction of a crime, it is his duty to investigate and a judge has to determine whether the suspect is guilty or not.
@@raphaelpoitou8609 The room mate didn’t file a complaint with the police though. The female was found unconscious and taken to hospital. The police took a statement from many people including the females that found her and him, the security, Uber driver, the doctor, ambulance driver, his fraternity brothers. He was charged with “sex with an unconscious person”
It was the state of Los Angeles that were prosecuting him for his actions. This video wasn’t even used as evidence in the trial as the judge dismissed it as inconclusive. I’m not sure why he’s lying about it in the video, he just not telling the whole truth about the night.
Both girls should get arrested bruh. There needs to be a law where colleges can't kick someone out over a accusation that had been proven false by the law. The metoo movement is ruining men's lives. .
Apparently she never reported it but and her roommates gave the police his name it sounds weird like her bfs a cop her roommates seen her fuck this guy and they want to fuck her cop bf so they told him he tells the boys there’s a rape here his name let’s go fuck with him I don’t know maybe not but it sounded weird anyway
Technically it is illegal to make any false charges. Lying in court is purgery. It's already a crime. While I don't like that people do this kind of thing, I don't know if more specific laws surrounding false rape claims would be a good idea. The courts get things wrong sometimes. It happens. I would be concerned that rape victims might be even less likely to come forward (we already have a problem with victims not wanting to come forward, for various reasons) if they might be charged for a false claim simply for losing the case. I'm not saying false rape charges aren't a big deal. I'm saying there are already laws against it (even if they aren't properly enforced). The system is already fucked. Adding more rules to it won't necessarily make it better.
doesnt make sense....if the court of law found him innocent why are they persecuting him again? I wonder what hey did to him. this is 4 years old now.:)
@@moon_wei Maybe 4 years ago on the POC thing, but not today. Straight white male in this scenario today probably doesn't stand a chance despite video evidence, but a POC would get off because the cries of "racism" and "inequity" would never end.
They use his name a hundred times. Why don't they splash the name of the lying women who ruined this guys life all over their broadcast? He was the victim, it's his ID that should be protected.
Everyone is saying she should be charged when she didn't even pressed charges, didn't even say he raped her and didn't want to press charges, it was the cops who went forward with the case.
@@sebastianfranklinshaw9718 yes I'm sure the police proceeded to charge him and the state proceeded to prosecute him without the victim's cooperation and perjury. They'd never have gone this far based only upon the hearsay accusations of the roommates. And please be more creative with your name calling.
Ste Smith - they are probably still living with their mothers, sleeping in the basement with their goats cuz' no women wants them - feminism Edit: I was sarcastic!!
yes...whatever happened to EQUALITY between genders... and as the false accuser, she MUST be known publically..so that she won't be able to do this to any other person.
@@NaiNai584 ikr, i agree. Its not like she grabbed him to go outside. He's the one who led her outside, by grabbing her hand leading him to his apartment
@@chunkywillo5392 IKR, it’s not like she was the one who booked the UBER and tried to take her back to his house. When there his housemate said she was to intoxicated and wouldn’t let him take her to his bedroom. What was it that they said… she was bumping into walls, incoherent and unable to follow a conversation. Do you remember when he tricked them when they thought he was going to send her home but instead he booked another Uber back to her building. They had to report him didn’t they? Remember when she was found naked and unconscious with him and ended up in ICU with alcohol poisoning so high it could have killed her. That text he sent when he was told to get out the building. “Bro I think I fucked up and I don’t know if it was sexual assault. She was blackout drunk and sloppy when I met her and during sex, she couldn’t even walk straight” Weird all that wasn’t showed on the cameras right?
This is one of men’s worst fear. Even if you’re proven innocent like this, your life is still ruined simply because you were accused in the first place
@@randomguy8552 I think it is as not only could things like this happen but it is also risky because of STD's and you don't want to accidentally get one or more of those girls pregnant
@@millicentgordon5427 all those are personal decisions that grown consenting adults should be able to make. If two people want to consensually sleep together you have no place to say they shouldn’t it is their personal business
Same happen to a friend - $10K for a lawyer & the judge thru it out - lucky people at the bar saw them playing huggy bear & kissy face while dancing plus there was no physical evidence
It doesn't really matter who filed the report. If she didn't agree with it she had a responsibility to get it cleared herself. Otherwise it's just conspiracy to ruin someone's life.
PeanutPopgun yes, morally she should have said something for the guy, but I don't see a reason to subject the girl he had sex to any repercussions. While she didn't do anything to help, she didn't do anything to hurt. The problem was the roommate, not the girl.
For those wondering, he was still expelled from USC in January despite these recordings. He was reinstated in December after filing a lawsuit against USC.
@@GhostSal its because of the nature of the crime, its increadibly hard to prove. its like basically any crime in say the 1800's a lot of the time a witnesses word is all there was. same idea.
Believing any DEI extremist is going to look at evidence beyond what anyone other than a straight male says is delusional. They're the type of people who believe that this whole situation is wholly the guy's fault and the girl can decide at any point in time and for whatever reason that she was raped.
@@Suddsy11037 If it can't be proven then he shouldn't be found guilty. It's SUPPOSED to be "proven beyond reasonable doubt" but in many cases this is not the case.
@@stickyblicky11 right but because of the nature of the crime we almost always lack the evidence. all we have is his word against hers, if we treated it like any other crime rapists would never be convicted.
Thank Obama for changes to Title IX. Just doing his part to address the rape culture in our universities. To be fair, Title IX didn't affect his criminal case - he was cleared of all charges - but he was expelled from USC following their mandated investigation under Title IX which should be subtitled "believe all victims." It's interesting that The Daily Trojan had no problems reporting Armaan Premjee's name, but referred to the "victim" as Jane Doe because she requested anonymity.
they should be together with all of the real rapists.. however - there is a sensible burden of proof that needs to be achieved.. and in the case of some rapes - the police need to give a fuck in the first place..
They found her unconscious and took her to the hospital, the police asked who she was with the night before, the room mate pointed to him... The police determined a crime was committed, neither of the room mates did.
A false allegation is a crime that's almost never prosecuted. That's why it keeps happening. If false accusers started going to prison, then this BS would stop happing.
False allegation are not only as messed up as actual rape, but because of them also actual rape victims suffer. They aren’t taken as seriously because some bitches decided to ruin someone’s life for fun. Absolutely disgusting.
Correction: because of her roommate. She made no comments to the police about the night in question as she did not remember it. They took the roommates accusations and lack of denial from the ‘victim’ as a green light to ruin this dudes rep. The police are the ones at fault here.
@@PrinceOfLillies I don't get how that could hold up in court. there is no victim...to charge someone with rape, you need a victim...just cause her friend, said he raped her, isn't evidence...was she there...did she watch them have sex? she is not a material witness...and the alleged victim didn't say the guy raped her...this would be thrown out of court so fast...
And what are the CONSEQUENCES for WOMEN who make these false accusations? It happens more than you realize in different settings and RUINS MENS reputation
Why blur her face? Shes in a public place trying to ruin someones life forever. Maybe if she sees consequences, there will be less false accusations in the future.
Hey Jerry, ive seen #bendgate trending again because of your video. Also I agree here anyone flasely accusing someone should face considerable time.
It’s against the law to show someone’s face without their permission. If she said that they can’t show her face they have to oblige to that wether or not she was in a public place. Being in a public place does not automatically authorize people to show your face without your permission
Female privilege, and no, it is not against the law in the US to film people in public.
I don't know where you got that bullshit from.
@@mizpepzi Yeah I'd like to see some evidence with that statement. It sounds fishy and easily abused if it works that way.
There has to be a punishment for falsely accusing someone of rape.
same sentence as what the accusee would've gotten 🤷♂️
@@oogabooga2026 Imagine if person actually raped and then gets away with it and their victim is put in prison for decades. (This is possibility)
@@mleah7409 But imagine (wait you don’t have to imagine because it actually does happen) going to a bar having a fun night out and the next morning you’re accused of rape, there’s no evidence that shows you DIDNT rape and if you’re a male you’re utterly fucked because the judicial system is statically in favor of females and now your entire life is ruined. If you’re proven innocent you’re fucked because social media would’ve already slandered you beyond repair and if you’re found guilty and you actually didn’t do anything enjoy decades of your life in prison for something you never did. Where as the accuser is scot free in every scenario. Something needs to change. And if you’re saying what if they were raped but the rapist wasn’t found guilty and now you’re in trouble welcome to our world. Either its equal for both sides or changed to make it equal. The system is a joke rn.
@@NaiNai584 so where did you get your facts from?
@@NaiNai584 you’re just speaking out of your ass. Stop with the statistics and focus on this particular case. An innocent guy was accused of rape and was let off because of video evidence,but you’re over here defending a false accuser. You’re pretty sick. You think her or her friends should be left off the hook for trying to ruin this guys life? These accusations don’t go away easy or if at all! He could lose relationships and jobs over it.
Women who falsely accuse men need to receive the same amount of jail time their victim was up against.
So unfortunate it can't happen
Agree 100%
However, it’s difficult enough for some women who are actual victims to speak up about it, and the possibility of going to jail just for trying to speak up about it wouldn’t exactly help them raise their voice. Honestly, though, people who falsely accuse like this are just straight up bitches
@@manishbakshi1682 they should only be sent to jail if it's proven they lied
Will never happen in this feminized society.
This is horrific. The girl should be the one expelled from the university.
Yep expelled right into prison.
All woman are trouble@CarystusGaming
@CarystusGaming so what? Clearly working together :D
@CarystusGamingthe room mates were jealous they didn't get a piece of the action😂
@@tesla9665😂 bro she could just ask perhaps she could get who knows
I say it and I’ll say it again. People who falsely accuse others for rape should get jail time.
Yeah - on death row
Seriously though - as a teacher if something like this came out against me when I simply just hooked up with someone, even if proven innocent, it could ruin my career. That applies to a lot of groups too.
Captain Doge It’s so fucked up, because this is why people who actually get raped, often don’t get any justice
Agreed because they evil and tryna mess good people life up
fuck yea they should!!!
Bro imagine they didn’t have the video it would literally ruin his life for absolutely no reason
@@beckyscleanersock8395 where'd this 98% statistic come from?
Just imagine how many men are in his shoes but weren't as lucky with camera angles. I think girls falsely accuse all the time and get away with it in most cases also. They have a lot to gain and not that much to loose. Her face was even blurred and not his even tho he is the victim.
@Scott Kirk so you're just gonna put everyone in prison regardless of if they raped or not?
@@ascend111 From her ass.
#beLIEveallwomen
Why does her identity get to be protected and not his. She’s the reason this is happening. Slander her name not his. Ridiculous
Hors Renwau 😂😂😂
Because she never said he raped her
If you actually payed attention to the video the Roomate said he raped her. This girl actually was on of the reasons he was found innocent. She helped cleared him.
What a woman would lie about a rape. Amazing.
*Feminism* period .
The woman who falsely accused him should be charged with filing a false report and there needs to be a new penal code (law) for those who falsely accuse for rape, and that punishment is equal to the sentence a rapist would get if proven guilty. Also, the roommates should also be charged with accessory to the false accusations and report. This is unacceptable. You don’t just get to ruin a innocent guy’s reputation just because you can’t admit or own up to the fact you had a one night stand, and/or be able to cope with your emotions when the guy leaves afterward.
Yes, it's fraud .. here here.. His family needs to sue for defimation of character if law enforcement will not act on the willful act.
The reporter literally said “the alleged victim never reported the incident to police but was charged when her roommates gave officers his name”. So the “alleged victim” didn’t even do anything? It was all her roommates making shit up?
@@Smiley957which doesn’t make sense to me because if the lady herself isn’t pressing charges then why is the police involved?
@@marcosgamez3974Yeah wtf the person themselves actually has to press charges how tf does that work then? And why tf did the supposed victim not say that she didn't get raped either
@@magnostadt341 At first, I didn’t think so, but now I agree. There should be. There should be an enormous deterrent for falsely accusing someone.
Poor guy. Even though he's innocent he could get kicked off campus and her face is been blurred as if she's the victim. Disgusting
Her racist roommate didnt like the curry in the toilet he left behind.
It wasn't her whon reported the cops..it was her roommate
It's scary
Disgusting
Well... with the way the story is being pushed, I’m glad her face is covered. There are many evil people who watch these videos, they are just waiting for their next victim. We don’t know the full story, we only know that he was accused of rape, we don’t know who accused him and we don’t even know what happened in the dorm room. I’m glad that girl isn’t being bombarded by evil ignorant people who think they are being moral.
When a girl lies about something so serious, so life shattering, they should be held accountable.
When a person* it shouldn't be about men vs women it should be about victims vs abusers
If society held females accountable for lying they would ALL be in prison
@Laura Nasewytewa no she lied and almost got him locked up on some BS. So no he is not at fault and the roommate and the girl needs charges bought against them....period.
@Laura Nasewytewa what u saying sounds like "he should be in trouble cause man"
@Laura Nasewytewa undergrads are 18 and above and not that young. I’m in undergrad in my 30s please make other valid points. Because they would have caught him for that already based on her ID.
This guy got EXTREMELY lucky. His life was almost completely ruined
Let's hope the gal doesn't end up pregnant.
I wouldn't be so quick to say "almost". His name and the profile was exposed to the masses. He may be cleared now, but the societal ramifications are still in play. He will have to prove his innocents for the rest of his life.
On the flip side, she will never have any ramifications because her identity was protected and she can just act like nothing happened.
Gotta love media justice.
Extremely lucky???? No...it never should of happened to him. That's not luck, that's injustice!!!
Windmoor that’s a damn good point. It legit pisses me off that her identify will be protected. People need to know who she is
@@giovaniernest1100 why? She didn't do anything wrong. It was her roomate
If you falsely accuse someone of rape, you need to face felony charges. And USC need to get sued.
Women who falsely accuse someone of Rape should be charged the same way.
Problem with that is women who are actually raped will be afraid to come forward out of fear of being wrongfully accused of lying about it.
@@aceventuraify That’s not a legitimate excuse to not charge someone who falsely accused someone of rape and possibly ruined that person’s life in the process.
Or stabbed
@@aceventuraify that is a possibility, but with definite evidence like here, there should be severe punishment
@@aceventuraify not my problem
Shit like this not only ruins someone’s life, but also casts doubt on every person who have actually been raped and helps the actual rapists get away with it.
facts
When a man rapes someone, the real victims are all the men who haven't raped anyone and now have doubt cast on them
@@customsongmaker that too
@@customsongmaker Thanks to feminism! Equality! ☺️
@@CelestialExility lol, it's crazy how much feminists hate women in so many ways
It’s seriously disgusting that women falsely accuse men of rape! For one, it could potentially ruin a man’s life. And two, it’s downright insulting to actual rape victims.
And thirdly, the more these cases come to light, the more people become hesitant to believe actual victims and as such empower actual rapists. False accusations of rape should be handled much more seriously
There was a 20-something woman interview by the UK media after her mother killed herself. She killed herself because her son had killed himself. He killed himself because, even after it being proven he had not raped his accuser (ex girlfriend), he was still called out for being a rapist when he walked down the street, and his whole life was trashed.
The liar who caused these two deaths walks free. Two people are dead.
And the media really only seemed to care because it negatively affected a 20-something woman.
*That's how little society values men.*
These cases are one of the many reasons MGTOW is a fast growing... thing.
This is the world that you feminists always wanted.
@@jeanpretorius428 No they shouldn’t and your facts are wrong
@@NaiNai584 what facts leela?
It's crazy that they were still trying to protect the woman's identity even after a judge threw this out! She needs to be outed so every man around her knows she is trouble, along with the roommate who got this whole thing started
Exactly
theres a difference between official justice and public vendetta. they blur her face because someone crazy may go after her, but im sure what she did id illegal and will face justine in a official court of law
@@theoescamez6230 as they should
" they blur her face because someone crazy may go after her" but they are pretty comfortable showing his face why there is no consideration for male victims?@@theoescamez6230
@@theoescamez6230
But aren't both of them crazy who went after someone?? 🤔 Actually think about what you are trying to say here
Funny how its legal to completely ruin an innocent man's life
@Dylan Ladner it's pretty easy to tell being raped and not being raped apart. Sorry but "misunderstanding" my ass.
@Dylan Ladner then that is still their fault and they're still ruining someone's life and falsely accusing someone of a crime they never committed. They should still be held responsible.
So we lynch the guy instead? Is that what you are implying?
@@CaffeAddict me? Cause I nowhere near implied that
@Dylan Ladner I think you misunderstand, that accusing someone of rape isnt something you just come off of like some title.. once its been said or done that's it.. your life is ruined sure.. some people are brain dead but how are we gonna punish people if someone or something thinks that are "misunderstanding"
Why do all these false accusers' faces keep getting blurred, but the victim's face never is? Expose them for who they really are. Seriously.
The same reason, why false accusers aren't convicted as harshly as their victims would be. Because, women.
Feminism
excellent point
@@martinluerssen9487 Sexist
@@NaiNai584 yep
I'm bothered of the fact that the victim has got his face revealed while the false accuser's face is blurred.
the accuser was the roomate of the girl, not the girl.
@@3gamerguysthatgame Who the hell cares? If the so called "victim" wasn't actually a victim, she most likely had all the opportunity to deny the report. The roommate sounded extremely bitter and jealous from what I can tell. Fucking clowns.
That's so disgusting
@bad bad mc bad he couldn't sue???
Thats how it goes when someones wrong and doesnt want to stick up to it
Her roommate should be expelled, and she should be charged
Both of the women should be expelled. Sure I heard the roommate was the one to press charges, but I didn’t hear the girl the slept with the guy go to the police and say this is a false accusation, the charges need to be dropped.
Maybe need to know what she saw because all sorts of things might have happened did she pass out and get raped more information needed
@@thenewcamelot8873 no, you invite someone back to your room you're making out with him you're fooling around they go back to your room with you no one else's business I don't give a s*** what she saw when the girl involved didn't say anything we don't need Sally side lesbian getting involved
@@thenewcamelot8873 Correct. We don't have the full story here. #1, the roommate doesn't have standing to press charges. They can report seeing something however. #2, we have no facts. If she was passed out on the bed and he was having sex with her, then that's considered rape. I don't care how much she was coming on to him beforehand. The law is super clear that you cannot have sex with someone who is unconscious. People are jumping to all sorts of conclusions and doing a bunch of victim blaming from what I see.
@@jm7804 the irony in this comment your the one that's doing the victim blaming pal
There should be HUGE consequences for false accusations.
I agree 100%
True, imagine how many good men have been falsely accused becuase they didnt have the luck of a security camera proving their innocence... insane and scary at the same time
As soon as actual rape always results in a conviction.
@@olavihekandjo2928 wdym? Actual rape does if u have the evidence. Like please just stfu
I agree, why do some women ,and I say SOME, get to walk free after throwing a rape allegation at a man that has a fight to get off the charge, good thing there was proof otherwise he would automatically be guilty.
And just because she lied , his name will be tainted forever. Such a shame
Did you pay attention. The woman he slept with didn't make the accusation. 1:26
ShadowPa1adin when and where did I say that ? The roommate lied and his name is tarnished. The point still stands
@@ShadowPa1adin dumbass
Tyler Odell "tainted love" dun dun
Hehe tainted
Update: The USC ethics board expelled him. He sued the school in civil court and they reinstated him.
didn`t expect anything else
Yeah, expected from a 'diversity and equity board' the fact that they have the power to do that is concerning given how obviously biased and ideological they are
Oh wow...
What the hell
He should sue the b*tch that got him charged, should also get checked. Don’t seem like that was her first one-night stand.
People are in jail currently because of people who’ve lied about rape.
That girl who called the cops should go to jail.
Kalyn & Robert we don’t know how he acted in the bed room
She could have been blacked out drunk and didn't remember. Technically you can't give consent when that drunk, but the videos don't help her case much.
She should. At least for a couple of years. This is serious.
@@XplicitStory are you kidding?
Wow......
Low lifes every where.
Disgusting.
Women of this generation are disgusting.
How can you be blackout drunk and still be able to sign your name on a paper to allow the guy inside the dorm?
I'm a little confused why she's protected from being identified but this man who is the victim is offered no such protection.
Female privilege
The system loves to punish the innocent and offer leniency to the criminals.
the woman who falsely accused him of rape should be named and shamed, I think it is only fair and she should get some jail time too
I think the reasoning is that even though she failed to prove the crime beyond reasonable doubt, it is assumed that there is sufficient uncertainty and it cannot be asserted that she was lying.
@@hkiajtaqks5253 True. But why are others in the comments saying the girl who had sex didn’t reported it, she was in his defense. It was her friend who cried rape. Also I thought when one is intoxicated you can’t legally consent? (Unless it’s different in other states). Any sober person should avoid it at all cost, to not run into issues where is hard to collect proof.
“His innocence has to be proven again”.... think about that statement for a minute
I blame the media for this. They always instigate. They prop up allegations and charges and brainwash people with the “guilty until proven innocent” mentality.
@ Tikka Masala: You’re right. I call it the Government Media Complex. They aren’t about truth telling, aggressive sophisticated forward thinking, or peace. They’re about a divide & conquer strat that the majority of people fall for. The people, therefore, remain perpetually stunted and juvenile.
Actually no that's not how our laws work you are innocent until proven guilty not guilty until proven innocent. All suspects are innocent until proven guilty in a court of law
But some of these judges are corrupt as hell and doesn't follow the Constitution of the United States
Absolute insanity...
As a female former university administrator , now retired,I am disgusted by how foolish this institution now looks.
The lunatics have taken over the asylum. I feel sorry for young people.
oh really, this is the norm
you are part of the problem that led us into this situation today.
how?@@BxBxProductions
Soo foolish
He needs to counter sue. She needs to be charged with filing a false report.
Yes I agree
Welcome to America , when justice somehow different from what you though
It was the roommate who made the allegations
@@lpattenaude1716 and they would have had to question the girl who he went home with....obviously she didn't say he didn't rape her or he would have been freed right away
The loophole here of how she gets out that it wasn't her it was the roommate. So what kind of lie did the girl say to the roommate for the her to call the cops.
What’s ironic is that her actions in the video exonerated him without her facing consequences for her sexually aggressive behavior but if the roles were reversed he would be jailed for the same actions that she did.
Till There are charges against false accusers it is going to continuously happen and ruin people's lives just like the lacrosse players
@@joeyoung4121 had me in the first half
This is feminism now.. and it's why most men hate it.
I believe he has the right to sue her for libel and slander..... and to compensate him for all damages.
@@joeyoung4121 He can sue her in civil court for libel/slander... esp since he did suffer damages... even to wait out the school’s review is part of the damages.
It would have terrible if he went to jail.. unforgivable.
mandatory prison time for the girls who do this...same time the innocent would have gotten sounds fair.
i think she should pay for that, I dont think lying and raping are the same thing though
😂morning-after regret🤣
@@juncearyoutube3336 but lying could land an innocent person in jail. Thats ruining someones life who doesn't deserve it.
@@cappuccino-1721 What does rape do then? Isn’t that an innocent persons life ruined?
@@NaiNai584 yes, hence why false allegations should serve the Falsifier the same sentence as a legit rape charge.
Shame on Fox 11 for blurring her face.
Why is the ladies face blurred, she did a criminal act
She’s a woman... even though she did something that morally right people would think is criminal, most of society will try to protect her over a man no matter what.
@@JRayPG FACTS!
Well to be fair as it said the roommate was the one who reported it, not the girl
@@linkfan1234567891 regardless neither of them will be punished. The girl who filed the false report is being protected and is free from punishment and the girl that didn't do anything to help. simply saying she didn't file the claim and nothing to prove his innocence or do anything towards her roommate that did) doesn't make her a good person. Like for example even if a man was raping a girl and another man knew that he was going to or knew that he did/is currently and did nothing about it can still be punished for the inaction.
It's just to protect her so she can do it again and again. Next time she'll probably secure some sort of a financial deposit. Remember, the state would've profited from this man's labor...
If the girl doesnt go to jail for this, the justice system is broken
trust me，she wont，not the first time this kind of thing happened，glad this poor man got evidence to prove himself otherwise he's life would be dead asf
The justice system is broken and has been broken. It’s not justice when a man can have his life ruined by the police and courts based on an accusation with no evidence to support it.
The women didn’t file the complaint for God’s sake watch the video. Her friend did likely jealousy because it’s quite clear there was no crime.
the justice system is fine. it's society that's sick. we don't look at women like predators. just look at all the teachers fucking kids. look at their sentences.
It's been broken. From a law abiding black man.
He doesn’t have to prove his innocence wtf? “Innocent until proven guilty” have y’all forgotten the LAW? It’s on the accusers to prove their guilt not the accused to prove their innocence.
Exactly, what a joke
Welcome to America
@@evanjohnson8064 indeed
it's more than just the law, it is a logical fallacy to attempt to prove a negative. You can prove someone hit you by just one instance with evidence. You cannot, however, prove you haven't hit someone, as you would need perfect evidence of every second of your life up to the present. You are innocent until proven guilty not because it's the law, but because it's logically correct.
These nut jobs think forcing backwards logic is "justice"... such a joke
with this day and age, its more like guilty until proven innocent sadly
The ethics committee should kick her out of school.
Universities shouldn't have "Ethics" committees sounds frigging dystopian
Why aren't women like this being arrested?
You ruined this man's life and get away with it?
“Almost”
He got kicked out of college
It wasn't the woman Lyndsie. It was her roommates lol. I also think it could have happened because he was of Indian heritage. A lot of racial profiling too. People automatically start assuming things.
@@Saicharan-hk9id But her roommate can't file a charge of rape. She wasn't the one supposedly raped.
@@andyfletcher3561 victim can do it and in a lot of places, authorities can press charges on your behalf whether you agree or not.
@@ensanesane And you are good with that? You think that's just in some way?
As a matter of fact, USC expelled Armaan Premjee just 6 credits short of getting his degree. He had to sue the university. Finally, they had to reinstate him!
Hopefully USC expelled the fake accuser.
@@PsychicLord yeah like wtf? They blur her face in the video, it should be the other way around! If women can do shit like this (totally anonymously!!) with no consequences. You can anonymously destroy someone’s life with no consequences? Ridiculous.
@@senecaturnpike9179 and this is why many good people end up killing others. 👏 The system can be a joke and they expect victim to just deal with it and keep it going. That shit doesn't work for everyone.
Just read the Title IX office that does the investigation was deemed to have bias and thus their investigation was unfair. The office is ran by some lady that has cost USC many very expensive lawsuit settlements due to bias and improper investigation. During the investigation and hearing they purposely disregarded the video evidence and refused to allow Premjee's lawyer from speaking (when he tried to anyways they kicked him out and claimed he was being 'disruptive')
@@senecaturnpike9179 You are SO RIGHT!
That woman needs to be charged and prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law. This is wrong in so many ways.
I agree...with out the video she can destroyed his life forever
no. watch the new story again. the alleged victim didn't report him to the police.. her roommate reported him.. as far as this news story is telling us, that roommate is the manipulative bitch that manufactured the whole rape narrative and went to the cops.
If she were the one who reported it. However, the news report clearly said that it was not her but her roommates who reported it.
@@deolindaescobar4597 regardless of what happens, they will both be accountable to GOD ALMIGHTY for their evil actions
It could still be RAPE
… she might have changed her mind…
… she might have passed out…
… she might have said she didn’t want to go all the way
Jail her to the full extent of the charges he faced
It makes me so angry when women falsely accuse people of rape. Then when a woman is actually raped, the women who lied about it end up discrediting the real victims. Sickening.
She was white and didnt want to have a bad rep of going interracial
@@evildax6815 youre weird
@@geko9214 what you talking about willis I mean karen?
@@evildax6815 you’re weird
@@SnazASMR your channel is sus lmao
Not only did they do wrong against him, they insulted every ACTUAL victim of sexual assault. That’s disgusting.
Yes yes. Man gets falsely accused and somehow other women are the true victims.
Who did wrong against him? Have you watched a one sided video and come to conclusions that and only that is the truth?
Men that stand and lie in court and are convicted also insult all victims.
@Idontknowwhattonamemyselfhelp Reread what she wrote idiot
@Idontknowwhattonamemyselfhelp I did watch the video. I also went to find the court transcripts because the whole victim card didn’t seem legit. I was right. He’s lying and telling one side of a story
Say it with me: REGRET is not RAPE. This woman seemed pretty hammered, and had a hook-up that maybe she regretted the next day. You DO NOT accuse someone of rape over that.
How would you know that is the reason maybe she’s just a fked up person.
Not defending but I do not think she accused him I think it was the roommate who called the cops. The video said the alleged victim did not report but the roommate gave his name up
@Telena Brookshier they were both drunk but I agree
or maybe just don't go to a club don't drink don't be a moron don't waste your life
@@Hansen_0101 I bet you're a big hit with the ladies talking like that
She should be in jail for the same amount of time that he would’ve been. This isn’t cool
1:28 it wasn't the girl, it was the roommate who pressed charges and she needs to be held accountable.
Also this is 3 years old and the school reinstated him, thank goodness!
Agreed. Fucking bullshit
@@TheRubinator13 The roommate can't press charges. She gave the police his name and lets not pretend the chick that regretted drunk sex wasn't just as responsible. She could have told police the truth which is that she wasn't raped. She just decided to make a bad decision while being inebriated. That excuse doesn't work when you decide to drive drunk so it shouldn't work when you decide to sleep with someone you just met just b/c you're a female. She was looking for attention and hopefully she stays single for the rest of her life b/c of it.
@@salt-ernativemedia1018 There were no cameras in her room so we do not really know what went on. No evidence that she is lying or that she just regretted consensual sex. Many things could have happened during their stay in her room and they are not recorded on camera. If she changed her mind AT ANY POINT before or during the intercourse and she told him to STOP but he did not listen and he kept on going, THAT IS RAPE. A woman can feel that a sexual partner is too aggressive and he hurts her, so she can say NO even after she invites him into her room and no means no
@@kostapapa1989 More evidence points to that she wasn't raped than that she was Mr White Kight. If there were signs of forceful intercourse such as bruising or some sort of genital injuries then you might have a point but I'm going by the evidence that was provided in this specific news story and it looks like a clear case of a girl that either feels regret for having a one night stand of drunken sex or she and her roommate were setting him up from the beginning.
So this kid's name is splashed everywhere, but she remains the "female student" and "alleged victim".
Fr
It says the girl didn’t even presented charges. Imagine going to jail without even being accused of committing a crime
But she didn't report him, her roommate did, and she didn't press charges.
of course they’re not gonna name the female for safety reasons. it’s obvious people are not happy with the girl.
@@wahort yes, but a lot of people are happy to know their neighbor is a rapist because they don’t know the full story. Poor man.
Wow, without that camera footage that guys life would have been destroyed. Nobody would have believed him.
Yeah especially because now a days when it comes to this type of things its more of BELIEVE HER 10000% AND HES GUILTY EVEN THOUGH THERE HASNT BEEN ANY PROOF
@@elysian179 MSM and politicians are partly to blame when they start blaming the justice system if a male is found not guilty. the judges and jury are under pressure of being attacked by the media if they don't find the male guilty. So wrong.
Imagine being an Indian dude going up against a white girl in a university town (home of 3rd wave woke feminists) without this video....
That young man is extremely lucky.
@@elysian179 it’s always been that way
The damage is done and irreversible. Whenever people see him they think of "rape".
He should sue her for slander, and more.
Agreed, though she may use the excuse that she was drunk and the next morning thought she had been raped. It isn't a good defense, or one that would convince me, but it could work. This world is messed up.
sue the roommate, the girl was the one who put charges, it was her roommate
This is the best comment I've seen so far on the video.
@@skrrt9824 not true the girl brought the charges the roommate olny gave the cops his name. My advice is to listen really listen then speak.
That’s right
Imagine if there was no video he wouldn’t stand a chance
mad cobra pfff ok good point but lmao it depends on the person you can’t say a whole gender is inferior. Yeah we have a lot of stupid females but you have stupid males too. We might just have more stupid females that’s the issue
He was proven innocent by the judge before the CCTV
mad cobra sorry I misinterpreted your statement I totally agree
Brown guy against white girl! Yea he would rot in prison. Whereas ppl like Brock Turner walk away free.
@@asingh4152 It was less about Brock being white and more about the fact that there were a lot of people backing him up and let's not forget the judge was biased towards him because football. Plenty of white guys get prosecuted for rape just like anyone else. Please stop spreading misinformation.
She needs to be charged for falsely accusing him of this. This happens to often and woman get away with it. Stop the madness and put her ass in jail
Ruins it for those who tell the truth. Same goes for those vultures hang around sports celebrities.. but these celebs should know better too.
@@onmywayto974 as a woman i still remember the bich that almost ruined johnny depp's career.
@@sneke4429 amber heard
@@sneke4429 I think that was her name
Well it is a crime to file a false police report I’m sure she did get charged
This is disgusting. What an absolute travesty of justice.
A moment of silence for all the innocent men who didnt have this kind of video evidence to support their case
Anyway it doesn't matter how much she hit on him in the bar doesn't mean she has to complete the act if she doesn't want to so this whole video is trash for that reason alone. But she never accused him. Her roomate accused him and she was too drunk to remember anything. And guess what passed out drunk people can't consent.
Lester stfu you’re single.
@@sebastianfranklinshaw9718 how stupid could you bee she was the one who wanted that in the first place she came on to him in the bar then she brings him outside to meet her friend then she calls an Uber to her apartment then she signs him into her apartment then led him to her room and if you were to actually pay attention to the video you'd know she was making hand gestures so we know she had the intent to have sex and she was not passed out if you payed attention you'd know. And if drunk people can't consent what's stopping him from saying she raped him she was the aggressor and he's drunk so he can't consent by your logic learn to use your brain for once in your life
@@fresh5390 he is a simp or a white knight
Pressing F to pay respect.
Woman like this is what makes it so hard on actual victims.
@@NaiNai584 either the roommate mistakenly thought her friend was raped or she tried to use the situation to make some money
@@NaiNai584 falsely accused the man of raping her .
@@domagojbaric1 My tiny brain 😂. She wasn’t even the one who reported it you fruitcake 😂. She’s the reason he didn’t get prosecuted. It was the California campus law that took him to court. 😂 😂
@@ronwitt8720 No she didn’t. The campus did 😂. If only men took a second to find out the right information you wouldn’t sound so dumb Lol
@@domagojbaric1 No. omg. Do the research man. The college raised the rape case. She had no recollection of the event because she was intoxicated. Because it’s against the law to have sex with intoxicated females on campus in California, THEY pushed the case
Why is his identity revealed when he's innocent. But her criminal behaviour allows her anonymity.
It wasn't the girl he had sex with that reported it. It said in the video that it was the friend of the girl.
@@ardel-4964 well, she sure as he'll corroborated it otherwise he wouldn't have been in trouble.
@@NaiNai584 video doesn’t really show a ‘blackout’ drunk girl imho…
@@NaiNai584 he says she was blacked out from the beginning. Seems he overstated that, based on the videos.
@@donaldvanvliet9039 He was also charged with sex with someone unconscious too. You don’t see that on the video. You’ve seen a few seconds of CCTV that was dismissed by a judge as inconclusive to the case.
These girls should be prosecuted!
Why is her identity being hidden? She should go to jail for falsely accusing him of rape, and should be blasted over social media like a rapist would be. Not okay.
Rewatch the video. She didnt report him. Her roommate did.
Why can't call woman be like you Jocelyn. What an Angel
@@joevandal13 yet she could have easily told the truth and stopped the problem right there before it went any further, but she didn't.
@@lazyh-online4839 you act like people dont do things behind people's back to "keep there friends safe". Quit blaming people you have no idea what happened. Inocent untill proven guilty.
@@joevandal13 trust me. She knew. She would have been interviewed. Guarantee bitch was pissed that he left after they had sex, and the room mate came up with a plan to get pay back. They probably dont even feel remorseful. In there sick mind it was justified.
In India, a man named Vishnu Tiwari just completed his 20 years in prison and then he proved innocent in rape charges.
From the age of 23 to 43 😭😭
he didn't even touch the lady. Just a very poor farmer trying hard get by in life who lost everything dear to him.
It should be the same as murder. If you spend 25 years in jail for the murder of aaabbbccc then you get out and actually kill aaabbbccc after you've served your time then you can't be prosecuted again.
Oh no. That's fkn tragic, man.
@@ryanmitchell1265 its called double jeopardy and it's one of the bill of rights
And now she left India and now lives in Canada
He proved his innocence but his reputation is ruined.
Chris K nah, he’ll be good. Probably get a good job because someone will see this an want to give him a leg up
Meysa James he got expelled from the university lol
Yep
@@yoyoholck Wow... That's BS, I bet it's cause hes Hindu....
tsohgallik no it’s because he was charged with rape
It really pisses me off that if the local owner decided to delete the evidence. What would’ve happened? We need evidence to convict someone! Not just go by the word of someone! This is BS
This is exactly why a lot of women aren’t believed when they report actual rape.
The consequences for falsely reporting a rape should be equal to a person convicted of rape.
Without a doubt Mark
Prison & life spent on a list
But lets be real most don't make it out of prison alive with these charges so put the women down with 2 to the head
Nope. Women aren’t believed because men like you tell them they are lying and making up false allegations. You’ve just done it right now
@@NaiNai584 found a girl who falsely accuses men because she can't handle the responsibility of her choices. Another child who wants the world, but not if she has to carry it
Not only has it ruined this mans reputation but it also lowers the believability for victims who were actually raped.
Too Cool Fur School Animals I don’t like that word. “Believability ”. It seems to intimate that rape is not about evidence but about how believable an alleged victim seems. Those notions have nothing to do with justice.
@@mjz667
Actually, it's all about believability.
Evidence is used to make a jury believe a crime was committed by a particular person. When someone says that they've been accused of rape, it's not the news', society's, nor the police's job to straight up believe the accusation. That's not to say that you think the person is a liar. I believe there's a middle ground that can be found, and that middle ground is a stance of observation. You hear out the accusation, and you begin an investigation to confirm the accusation. If there's not enough evidence to support the accusation, it's harder to believe. If there's evidence supporting the accusation is impossible, there's even less chance that a jury can believe a crime was committed or that a particular person committed it. We, unfortunately, do live in a world where people are falsely accused for malicious reasons or sometimes accidents. We need people who are indifferent to these accusations to conduct the investigations and bring the truth to light to the best of their abilities. To assume any accusation is truthful or to assume it's false increases the possibility that justice won't be served.
Sad fuckn world
Yup..
"he has to prove himself" this is the part that's a moral disgrace, he doesn't have to prove anything, he's being accused by a third party, that third party has to prove their accusation
right, what happened to innocent till proven guilty
Her claims were corroborated by her friends, which would have been the proof.
@@Duckman1616 Also his friends who testified against him
Common misconception about the US legal system: you are innocent until proven guilty." while this may be true in some low level cases the reality is that it is all about money. Unless you can afford to pay more than what the prison system will make you must prove innocence. ESPECIALLY in cases involving accusations of a sexual nature from a woman to a man, as the male is always viewed as guilty and the woman as the victim. Some of this is changing, but not fast enough and not all of the problems.
@@lonniemcnerney262 Untrue. The victim is always accused of lying. The victim. Not only women are raped
Name his false-accuser.
USC still expelled him though. He did win on appeal, but this just shows how much of a joke Title IX administrators are.
It shows what a shithole circus America is
What the hell
They did?
That’s ridiculous, they only got rid of him because he was bad publicity for the school, that is so sad. Shame on the school and that ethics board. Knowing that he did nothing wrong and the women lied, and still expelling him, what assholes.
@@decoyloony4121 no that's show how shit these liberals woke college are, american justice system found him innocent, but these liberals college full of wokeism shithole still expelled him
This isn’t justice justice would be her being put in jail.
She should go to jail for trying to ruin his life! Just because you don't remember what you did with Karen and Debbie after you had twenty shots of tequila shouldn't be a nice guys problem! That guy was actually shy pulling away from them! Who is the guilty person here? No charges on them right?
OK so wait , the alleged Victim did not give his name or charge him but her roomate did ? Not sure how that works . It seems to me that maybe she was on board but roommate called police. I do not know hope the Uni let him stay and that they gave him some leeway on the courses due to the drama
This is today's society has become...
Did you not watch the video you dunce? They clearly stated the girl did not file any charges against him.
@Wookiee Supremacy did u actual listen to the video. She clearly stated that it was the roommate of the woman who called LAPD, not her
He 100% should sue both the “victim” and the roommate for defamation of character and wrongfully accusing him of a felony.
They should be charged w. filing a false police report as well.
And the school
It'll never happen.
It could still be RAPE
… she might have changed her mind…
… she might have passed out…
… she might have said she didn’t want to go all the way
@@rachelk9189 That would still be BS. No intelligent person believes that she was raped.
So why doesn't he charge her for rape? He was drinking! He couldn't give consent. And the way that woman pulles him out of the bar, it was clear she was taking advantage of him.
That's the way it works, right???
Her and her roommates identity needs to be revealed to protect other men on campus
Start a campaign 😂
Bet if the genders were reversed, the face would be revealed
@@dookus4530 according to the law, rape is done by unwanted penetration. So a man cant be raped.
Soooooo fair.
@@quintonfrederic1149 That is not true. Ever heard of dildos.
@@quintonfrederic1149 A man can be raped by another male. A man can be raped by a woman too
Anyone who false accuses people should get the sentence they were going to get.
yes, that and more !!
If that was a reality, false rape accusations would be a thing of the past
SJB but that would mean equality for men and women don’t want that so it won’t happen
Facts and extra
Exactly, every time a girl accuses a man of rape that man goes to jail with no proof whatsoever just going off on what a girl said who could be lying
If it was proven that a false claim of rape was made, that person making the claim should be punished by law in my opinion
Ikr
It's not just your opinion, it's false accusation which should have higher punishment
@@HisDishonorTheMayor accurate
@@HisDishonorTheMayor lol that is modern feminism
I agree %1000 percent.
The woman should be sentenced to the same penalties as rape
How can a roommate press charges on someone else's behalf? Without the alleged victim saying anything? That is insane
I'm not sure about US law, but in french law, there is a difference between "public action", which is the punishment from the state against infractions, which results from an investigation (so anyone can call the cops to report an infraction, not just the victim itself) and "civil action", which is the punishment from the state to give the victim justice, and that punishment can only be asked (or later cancelled) for by the victim of the infraction. Hope this helped!
@@raphaelpoitou8609 yeah it's the same in Germany. US criminal laws are fucked up sometimes.
@@maximilian2843 Well since the roommate filed a complaint, it goes along with what I said in my comment about the "public action", meaning if a police officer is given serious evidence of the infriction of a crime, it is his duty to investigate and a judge has to determine whether the suspect is guilty or not.
@@raphaelpoitou8609 The room mate didn’t file a complaint with the police though. The female was found unconscious and taken to hospital. The police took a statement from many people including the females that found her and him, the security, Uber driver, the doctor, ambulance driver, his fraternity brothers. He was charged with “sex with an unconscious person”
It was the state of Los Angeles that were prosecuting him for his actions. This video wasn’t even used as evidence in the trial as the judge dismissed it as inconclusive. I’m not sure why he’s lying about it in the video, he just not telling the whole truth about the night.
Don't blur their faces. They're the ones in the wrong. The one that accused him should get a sentence.
No she was in the wrong get the facts straight. I'm going to be calling the DA office and making sure she goes to prison for what she has done!
@@bigjon420 that's what I said.
@@bigjon420 thats wut he said lol
@@bigjon420 that’s what they said #3
You have to blur faces unless they’re arrested
Thank God for security cams. NOW prosecute the lying roommates!
Yes, actually making world safer.
Give her the rape sentence lol
I think the two girls should go to jail
yeah, god sells those security cams you moron
@@ultimateanthony1883 omg yes 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Both girls should get arrested bruh.
There needs to be a law where colleges can't kick someone out over a accusation that had been proven false by the law. The metoo movement is ruining men's lives. .
Give her 30 years cause that is the amount that the guy would’ve gotten if he was convicted
Yep, if they don't charge her with anything, there is no justice in this world.
And the torture inside to make it worst
The girl wasnt the one who reported it, her roomate did
Trueeeee
Apparently she never reported it but and her roommates gave the police his name it sounds weird like her bfs a cop her roommates seen her fuck this guy and they want to fuck her cop bf so they told him he tells the boys there’s a rape here his name let’s go fuck with him I don’t know maybe not but it sounded weird anyway
Why isn’t there any law against women making false rape accusations.
I don’t get this
@1987iuli sad truth
We live in a society 😔✊
But this also hurts the women too, think about this women also have brothers, cousins, father, uncles or in future they may have sons too
@@freeman4899 she did this to herself Didn’t she ?
Technically it is illegal to make any false charges. Lying in court is purgery. It's already a crime. While I don't like that people do this kind of thing, I don't know if more specific laws surrounding false rape claims would be a good idea. The courts get things wrong sometimes. It happens. I would be concerned that rape victims might be even less likely to come forward (we already have a problem with victims not wanting to come forward, for various reasons) if they might be charged for a false claim simply for losing the case. I'm not saying false rape charges aren't a big deal. I'm saying there are already laws against it (even if they aren't properly enforced). The system is already fucked. Adding more rules to it won't necessarily make it better.
It’s alarming that he’s declared innocent but the woke inquisitors at the college can still axe him.
doesnt make sense....if the court of law found him innocent why are they persecuting him again? I wonder what hey did to him. this is 4 years old now.:)
because he is a straight, person of color, and a male
@@moon_wei Maybe 4 years ago on the POC thing, but not today. Straight white male in this scenario today probably doesn't stand a chance despite video evidence, but a POC would get off because the cries of "racism" and "inequity" would never end.
Thats what happens when mostly all universities are democratic
@@sammysokosammysoko i guess, im sorry to say, good and bad thing for some people
Anyone falsely accusing someone of a crime needs to get the same prison time the person would have gotten if convicted.
They use his name a hundred times. Why don't they splash the name of the lying women who ruined this guys life all over their broadcast? He was the victim, it's his ID that should be protected.
Sebastian Franklin Shaw Holy shit. The ignorance that you spew out is outstanding. You, my friend, are either young or extremely brain dead. Get help.
Sebastian Franklin Shaw you fucking simp of course it was, she wasn’t kissing him in the bar and dragging him back to her room so they could play uno
Everyone is saying she should be charged when she didn't even pressed charges, didn't even say he raped her and didn't want to press charges, it was the cops who went forward with the case.
@@sebastianfranklinshaw9718 yes I'm sure the police proceeded to charge him and the state proceeded to prosecute him without the victim's cooperation and perjury. They'd never have gone this far based only upon the hearsay accusations of the roommates. And please be more creative with your name calling.
@@sebastianfranklinshaw9718 She was dragging him to her room. For what else could she be doing that? To play xbox???
Why blur out the accusers face when she’s tried to ruin this guys life!
Ace - women rule. Men are mere comodities
Edit: i was sarcastic
@@c0nstantin86 hahaha women are half as good as men
Ste Smith - that's just sexist. It's your time to do the dishes for the comming 600 years - feminism
Edit: i was sarcastic
@@c0nstantin86 bunch of over emotional, weak minded fools
Ste Smith - they are probably still living with their mothers, sleeping in the basement with their goats cuz' no women wants them - feminism
Edit: I was sarcastic!!
The accuser's name should be made public just like his name was and she should suffer just as he has. Not fair.
yes...whatever happened to EQUALITY between genders... and as the false accuser, she MUST be known publically..so that she won't be able to do this to any other person.
@@isuriadireja91 But he’s lying
@@NaiNai584 ikr, i agree. Its not like she grabbed him to go outside. He's the one who led her outside, by grabbing her hand leading him to his apartment
@@chunkywillo5392 IKR, it’s not like she was the one who booked the UBER and tried to take her back to his house. When there his housemate said she was to intoxicated and wouldn’t let him take her to his bedroom. What was it that they said… she was bumping into walls, incoherent and unable to follow a conversation. Do you remember when he tricked them when they thought he was going to send her home but instead he booked another Uber back to her building. They had to report him didn’t they? Remember when she was found naked and unconscious with him and ended up in ICU with alcohol poisoning so high it could have killed her. That text he sent when he was told to get out the building. “Bro I think I fucked up and I don’t know if it was sexual assault. She was blackout drunk and sloppy when I met her and during sex, she couldn’t even walk straight”
Weird all that wasn’t showed on the cameras right?
Her and the roomate are now considered false accusers, drunk at the bar for the world to see, you wonder how they are perceived by others
First, sue her, then the university, then jail her.
This is one of men’s worst fear.
Even if you’re proven innocent like this, your life is still ruined simply because you were accused in the first place
Facts dude,people in college shouldn't be sleeping around anyway
@@millicentgordon5427 lmao nothing wrong with consensually sleeping around
@@randomguy8552 I think it is as not only could things like this happen but it is also risky because of STD's and you don't want to accidentally get one or more of those girls pregnant
@@millicentgordon5427 all those are personal decisions that grown consenting adults should be able to make. If two people want to consensually sleep together you have no place to say they shouldn’t it is their personal business
For anyone wondering what would happen if abortions were made legal only for rape victims.
They should be posting a picture of the girl so other men don’t fall victim to her.
Unwanted Dead or Alive posters.
@@iGame3D unwanted lol
(*Ooh here she comes*)
Watch out boy, she'll chew you up...
(*Ooh here she comes*)
She's a maneater.
Apparently it was her roommate who contacted the police
Shouldnt be hard to find who she was.
This is terrifying. If he didn't have any video evidence his life would be over.
Not necessarily. She would still have to prove she was raped in court, which is not so easy to do.
Same happen to a friend - $10K for a lawyer & the judge thru it out - lucky people at the bar saw them playing huggy bear & kissy face while dancing plus there was no physical evidence
And that girl is disgusting. Omg, drunk girl are so pathetic
Modern feminist hate men and are bent on destroying the lives of mem
for some men who this had already happened to...their lives are over.
Did the girl get charged with lying and defaming him?
She needs a criminal record.
It doesn't really matter who filed the report. If she didn't agree with it she had a responsibility to get it cleared herself. Otherwise it's just conspiracy to ruin someone's life.
Not only should she get a record, but she should be put on the sex offender list
@@RandomLoren actually that would be smart
PeanutPopgun yes, morally she should have said something for the guy, but I don't see a reason to subject the girl he had sex to any repercussions. While she didn't do anything to help, she didn't do anything to hurt. The problem was the roommate, not the girl.
She is feminists
whats the accusers name? If he has to go public, so should she
I agree
Need to know who this false accuser is. Worse than murder.
Yup lets ruin her name too
Looking up the court files
*accusee
For those wondering, he was still expelled from USC in January despite these recordings. He was reinstated in December after filing a lawsuit against USC.
If there was no vídeo evidence, he would be found guilty, let that sink in.
@@GhostSal its because of the nature of the crime, its increadibly hard to prove. its like basically any crime in say the 1800's a lot of the time a witnesses word is all there was. same idea.
Believing any DEI extremist is going to look at evidence beyond what anyone other than a straight male says is delusional. They're the type of people who believe that this whole situation is wholly the guy's fault and the girl can decide at any point in time and for whatever reason that she was raped.
@@Suddsy11037 If it can't be proven then he shouldn't be found guilty. It's SUPPOSED to be "proven beyond reasonable doubt" but in many cases this is not the case.
@@stickyblicky11 right but because of the nature of the crime we almost always lack the evidence. all we have is his word against hers, if we treated it like any other crime rapists would never be convicted.
She should be send to jail for trying to destroy an innocent person's life.
What happened to innocence until proven guilty?
And following "The Rules of Evidence": That witnesses must have personal, first-hand knowledge and cannot speculate, give opinion, or hearsay.
?? When was that not respected?
We need to Change the law if you lie of accusing someone of rape you need to go to prison.
Thank Obama for changes to Title IX. Just doing his part to address the rape culture in our universities. To be fair, Title IX didn't affect his criminal case - he was cleared of all charges - but he was expelled from USC following their mandated investigation under Title IX which should be subtitled "believe all victims." It's interesting that The Daily Trojan had no problems reporting Armaan Premjee's name, but referred to the "victim" as Jane Doe because she requested anonymity.
Caz Gerald well duh she requested anonymity she was wrong and didn’t want her face on that shit as for him the more people to hear his name the better
@@wdiddy1 lol
Im Batman SERIOUSLY.
I don't favor doxing but in this case, it should be done to protect more innocent men.
Women like these need to stop being protected. They should be in jail.
they should be together with all of the real rapists..
however - there is a sensible burden of proof that needs to be achieved.. and in the case of some rapes - the police need to give a fuck in the first place..
They found her unconscious and took her to the hospital, the police asked who she was with the night before, the room mate pointed to him... The police determined a crime was committed, neither of the room mates did.
They do go to jail
@@liliannapassut2246 can you show proof of that? I'm not being accusive in that statement btw
FR. They can ruin their whole reputation even if they’re considered not guilty and they just get away without even a slap on the wrist.
A false allegation is a crime that's almost never prosecuted. That's why it keeps happening. If false accusers started going to prison, then this BS would stop happing.
yess i wonder why this crime doesn't face any consequences?
Well said!
There needs to be charge reversal. If a falsely accused person is going to get 10 years, then the accuser should get those 10 years instead.
@@AkimboJV yes
False allegation are not only as messed up as actual rape, but because of them also actual rape victims suffer. They aren’t taken as seriously because some bitches decided to ruin someone’s life for fun. Absolutely disgusting.
Despicable to make that allegation- very serious & would have ruined his life! Guys, please be careful.
Make that girl famous, show her face on social media, as a warning to any man who crosses paths with her. She nearly ruined dudes life. WOW
well she didn’t the roommate did
@@4rsen454 show both the faces.
@@4rsen454 by the sounds of it all they said was his name. It didn't seem like they were really involved except from that.
yeah it’s a weird csee
@@4rsen454 she went along with it, she didn’t clear it up during trial. She just as guilty as her friends.
He is so lucky there was footage. His life could have been ruined because of her
Oh darling it still is to some extent
He shouldn't need to prove his innocence. She should be provided evidence of his guilt. 🤔 Unless the law has changed
Correction: because of her roommate. She made no comments to the police about the night in question as she did not remember it. They took the roommates accusations and lack of denial from the ‘victim’ as a green light to ruin this dudes rep. The police are the ones at fault here.
@@PrinceOfLillies I don't get how that could hold up in court. there is no victim...to charge someone with rape, you need a victim...just cause her friend, said he raped her, isn't evidence...was she there...did she watch them have sex? she is not a material witness...and the alleged victim didn't say the guy raped her...this would be thrown out of court so fast...
This probably happens a whole lot more than we know.
Why is his identity made public
& her identity is protected?
it's called feminism
Because it wasn’t her who lied it was her friends so I’m guessing she didn’t want to be apart of it
@Zanaisu Animations he's not black
Because she is White.
Because he agreed to appear on the news station and signed a form to let them show his face.
The girl either wasn't asked, or declined
And what are the CONSEQUENCES for WOMEN who make these false accusations?
It happens more than you realize in different settings and RUINS MENS reputation