The University
of Virginia rape hoax perpetrated by “journalist” Sabrina Erdely and Rolling
Stone has gotten so thoroughly blown up that attention is beginning to be paid
to earlier Erdely Rolling Stone rape stories.
One involved
the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Philadelphia. To be fair, Erdely is not the only one taken in by
incredible accusations by former altar boy “Billy Doe.” (Again, why in sexual assault cases are
the names of the accused dragged through the mud when the names of accusers are
protected? Either both should be
protected before conviction or neither.
But I digress.) Three
priests and a teacher ended up in jail over Doe’s accusations.
And Erdely
trumpeted said accusations as truth, doing great damage both to those accused
and to the Archdiocese.
But as Ralph Cipriano has tirelessly documented,
Doe’s accusations are literally incredible with important details of them
changing and/or discredited. With
a WARNING that Cipriano does not make for easy reading, you may find out more
here.
Actually, don’t
go there. After all, we should
ignore such inconveniences as evidence and facts. We should always “believe the victims” and, heck, let the
lynch mobs have at the accused. And if you don’t, you are evil opponents of the “narrative”
as Leftist “journalists,” Feminazis, and assorted Catholic-bashers will remind you.
And if that
mentality creates victims . . . well they are soon forgotten . . . or dead,
aren’t they? The “narrative” is so
much more important.
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