Derrick Rose (center) leaving court today after being
cleared of false rape claims
New York Knicks basketball player, Derrick
Rose, has been cleared in a court of law of all claims he
and his two best friends, Randall Hampton and Ryan Allen,
raped his on and off girlfriend. A jury of six women and two
men in Los Angeles found Rose, Hampton and Allen innocent of
the gang rape claims, brought by a disgruntled groupie the
basketball star was in an open relationship with over the
course of 20-months. Rose's gold digging accuser also
pursued and had consensual sex with other NBA stars, such as
Los Angeles Laker, Nick Young, among others.
Rose's accuser knew of the existence of
other women in Rose's life, such as the mother of his young
son, but consented to servicing him and other men in his
circle during group sex sessions. The name of Rose's accuser
has been withheld in accordance with the law. However,
photos have been posted of her online.
What demolished the accuser's rape claims is
text messages showing she was in a consensual sexual
relationship with Rose and even brought a woman to his house
for him to have sex with her as well. After the alleged gang
rape, Rose's accuser texted him her banking information
requesting financial reimbursement for a sex toy known as a
sex belt that she brought to his mansion for sexual
activities.
A sex belt is not a fashion accessory. Based
on what is written online, a sex belt is used during
penetration to give the man a better grip on his sexual
partner while penetrating her from behind. Why would you
bring that to a man's house if you did not intend to have
sex with him. That was a terrible giveaway that Rose's
accuser has been lying about being raped.
The case also revealed she had brought a sex
harness to Rose's home, which is another sex toy, which
based on information online, is used for sexual penetration.
In all the years I have been covering rape cases on this
site, I've never heard of a rape victim bringing sex toys to
the rape. That alone was enough for me to reject the claims
of Rose's accuser. Text messages after the rape where she
joked with Rose about him refusing to have sex with a woman
she brought to the group sex session was another giveaway
she was lying about being raped. A real rape victim would
not do that.
Baller Alert stated this is the woman
accusing Rose of rape
Rose's accuser also waited two years to
claim she had been raped. Rather than go to the police, she
contacted Rose demanding in excess of $10,000,000 or she
would go public with the claim. When he refused to pay the
extortion money, she went public with the claim via a
lawsuit. When the public asked why she did not go to police,
she decided to report the fraudulent gang rape.
A close female friend of Rose's accuser also
revealed she is a "pathological liar." Her friend revealed
they took a vacation in Las Vegas after the alleged rape and
when asked if Rose had raped her she responded, "No." The
accuser's friend told the court the woman got mad with Rose
over a money issue and that was the reason she falsely cried
rape. When a person makes up such an outlandish and
malicious story in court, they should face significant fines
and penalties. Rose's accuser was sworn in under oath and
caught lying six times.
Text messages subpoenaed by Rose's lawyers
revealed his accuser is a gold digger who has been
desperately searching for a rich man to marry, so she could
quit her job. Then she lost her job and rather than seeking
new, gainful employment, decided to demand millions of
dollars from Rose, who had lost interest in her and was
spending more time with the mother of his son.
Rose gave his accuser a glimpse into a life
of luxury. Rose invited her to his Beverly Hills mansion on
different occasions for sex, where she saw a sampling of his
wealth. When some people see a successful person who made
their money honestly living well, they will be happy for
them and be inspired by what they have achieved. However,
there are some who will plot to illegally take what another
person has worked hard for in life.
The only thing weaker than the accuser's
story is Derrick Rose's knees on the basketball court
(people on social networking are stating Rose should get
some robo-knees). There are many rape victims I believe and
have written in support of on this site. However, Rose's
accuser is not a rape victim, but an opportunistic woman
aiming to financially rip off a man, seeking a quick way to
become rich.
The Los Angeles Police Department were
quietly investigating the case, but the fact a jury of six
women and two men rejected the case in civil court does not
bode well for their investigation for a criminal trial. It's
alarming to think someone can be set up in this manner and
face jail for something they did not do.
The Los Angeles Times reports a juror named Jared
stated of the case, "We actually tried to prove the
plaintiff correct before we made our decision. We went over
the evidence from the plaintiff's point of view and wrote
down everything that was believable. And nothing added up."
My sentiments indeed.
STORY SOURCE
Former Friend Of Jane Doe Repeatedly Calls Doe A Liar On The Stand
Former Friend Of Jane Doe Repeatedly Calls Doe A Liar On The Stand
Friday 9:47pm -A onetime friend of Jane Doe
took the stand Friday, testifying for Derrick Rose’s side in
the civil suit accusing him and two friends of gang-rape in
2013. In her testimony on Friday, Gabriela Chavez repeatedly
called her former friend a liar and said she came forward
because she wanted to be on the side of truth.
Chavez said she had been friends with Doe
since 2008, but they last saw each other in 2014. The last
time they talked or texted was earlier this year, she said.
Much of her testimony was about a trip she took with Doe to
Las Vegas in September 2013, about a month after Doe said in
her lawsuit she was raped by Rose and two of his friends in
her Los Angeles apartment. Before going over the details of
the trip, Judge Michael W. Fitzgerald told jurors that they
could only use the testimony “simply as to damages” and that
it was not “relevant to which version of events at the
apartment is true.”
After that warning from Fitzgerald, Chavez
launched into testimony in which she called Doe a liar
multiple times. She went into the details about the
September trip after several pictures of her and Doe in Las
Vegas were entered into evidence, showing Chavez and Doe
smiling, hanging out by a pool, and in bathrobes. She said
that during the trip Doe seemed happy and normal. Doe told
her that during the trip that she had sex with Rose and his
friends, but was upset that she hadn’t heard back. Chavez
told the court, “She specifically said he didn’t even care
that I slept with them.”
Chavez said in court that the story as Doe
told it didn’t make sense to her, so she asked Doe
specifically if she was raped. Her response, Chavez said,
was, “No, but I did have sex with all of them.” During cross
examination, Chavez said Doe didn’t use the word consensual
but “her entire story didn’t make sense.”
Like the defense’s cross examinations
earlier in the day, Doe’s lawyer Waukeen McCoy peppered
Chavez with questions about if she was doing this for money.
He asked Chavez several times and different ways if she had
tried to get money from Doe for her testimony, which Chavez
repeatedly said was wrong, adding, “That’s why I’m on the
side of truth right now.” McCoy asked her so many times
about money, Chavez replied to one: “Is that the best you
are going to keep doing, asking the same question?”
Many of her answers to questions, like if
Doe took a sick day to go to Las Vegas and how she contacted
Rose’s lawyer, ended with her calling Doe a liar. At one
point, she said Doe “lies about everything that comes out of
her mouth.” Even Doe’s desire to stay anonymous was about
maintaining lies, she said. “She lies to her family all the
time. They don’t know the lifestyle she leads in Los
Angeles,” Chavez said. “And she wanted to keep it that way.”
Chavez said Doe at some point had told her
about another rape lawsuit, involving Sean Kingston, that
had settled and that she too would settle with Rose for
money. Chavez said a text message sent to Doe after she
heard about the lawsuit being filed—saying “Hey girl. You
ok?” and asking if it was Doe or someone else “it happened
to”— was just her checking in because she had been wondering
if Doe would file.
“She told me quite a few times that she was
confused and didn’t know what to do,” Chavez said, adding
that it was because so many people were telling Doe
different things. When Rose’s lawyer, Mark Baute, asked
Chavez if Doe is a “pathological liar,” Chavez said yes. She
ended her testimony saying she had dinner with Rose in 2015,
and the meal lasted a few hours.
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