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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]It is highly unlikely that this is the whole story if there was an arrest and the young man was expelled from his college. Is there a link to a news article about this story? [/quote] That's because this story isn't real. OP wanted to do a PSA on teaching teens about consent etc, but that was boring so she decided to post a cautionary tale of a friend like an 80s afterschool special.[/quote] Well, that is a possibility. If it is true, I would think a case like this would be in the news, especially since there was an arrest and it seems to present a controversial set of facts. [/quote] This story is in the news in that state. I can't put all details because it would identify him and unfortunately due to social media, the victim. Because when I searched for his arrest record, I was easily able to find the victims name mentioned along with his in some social media posts. That part really upset me. Young people need to learn boundaries on social media! Posting things like, "did you hear that @FriendsSon and @Victim broke up cuz he got arrested for rape." There's NO reason why their friends needed to comment anything about the incident on Twitter. If my kid Tweeted or Retweeted something that identified the victim in a crime, I'd be irate regardless of their age. [/quote]
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