The vast majority are telling the truth but few will ever see their attacker in a courtroom

Rape and domestic violence are the new poor, always with us no matter how much we wish it were otherwise. Cue a great deal of hand-wringing and a weary sense that perhaps violence against women, while regrettable, is inevitable. There is, but it requires a dramatic shift in public attitudes._ Lura:He thinks because im alone … Continue reading The vast majority are telling the truth but few will ever see their attacker in a courtroom
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Gertie:
Later on during the night I got a text asking if I got home safe.
(4 October 2016)

Gertie:
Now an hour has past and I finished my laundry I shook his hand and went home.
(4 October 2016)

Gertie:
Within 5 minutes of the conversation he handed me his phone to put my number in and he added me on Facebook and had me subscribe to his youtube channel and wondered if we can make music in the future.
(4 October 2016)

Gertie:
So he made small talk which wasn't a problem but I felt he came off a bit to strong once he found out we both do music.
(4 October 2016)

Gertie:
On Sunday I went to the laundry mat and I bumped into this guy who I barely know that recognized my face because we had a mutual friends.
(4 October 2016)

Kenisha:
She said she was a bit hurt from work and I left her at saying that I was worried and to recover and that I would text her later.
(4 October 2016)

Kenisha:
She responded by saying she did not have a boy friend and that the party was great.we also talked of the school year.
(4 October 2016)

Kenisha:
I asked her how her graduation party was and asked if her boyfriend and family members showed up just to see if she had a boyfriend.
(4 October 2016)

Kenisha:
I just started to text her last friday and we had a good conversation.
(4 October 2016)

Kenisha:
She is one year older than me and im a senior this year in highschool.I texted her when the school year was ending last year.Over the summer I did not text her.
(4 October 2016)