It's Over

[Clodfobble]

Obvious, how? Just wondering how you know.

Mostly it was her character that caused me to not buy her story. I know, I know, she could be a prostitute and still be "raped" if that one time happened to be against her will, but I'm one of those old-fashioned people who feels you CAN make character judgments about people.

After a week that included sex with something like 9 guys in the last three days, she voluntarily comes up to his room, knocks on the door, goes inside willingly--is raped, although no one heard any screaming and she never claimed he had a weapon to keep her quiet--then she sends a text-message to her friend about it, the contents of which the prosecution bent over backwards to keep secret (the judge ruled it would have been in, had they ever gone to trial)--then she has sex with, if I remember correctly, at least a couple other people before going to the doctor a few days later and reporting that she was "raped" three guys ago.

And it's not like we're talking about Mike Tyson, with a history of complaints from different women. Kobe Bryant has never had a complaint against him before, and I strongly suspect he never will again.