Yeah, I saw that one. It’s the reductio absurdam of the “it was censensual” rape defense.
Mind you, have you seen the Nigel Wrench case? The victim went straight to the police immediately afterwards and had his blood analysed. God knows what his defense is going to be. “It was consensual, and he wanted to take lots of Temazepam so that he could sleep through it.”
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I hadn’t seen the blood analysis thing. I take it it came back with lots of temazepam in it?
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Brilliant. Never lose sight of the big picture.
Oh, it gets better.
What circumstances? When the house is on the market?
It’s like the story of the murdered model – the accused has said “sure, I had sex with her corpse, but I didn’t kill her. That would be crazy!”
Yeah, I saw that one. It’s the reductio absurdam of the “it was censensual” rape defense.
Mind you, have you seen the Nigel Wrench case? The victim went straight to the police immediately afterwards and had his blood analysed. God knows what his defense is going to be. “It was consensual, and he wanted to take lots of Temazepam so that he could sleep through it.”
I hadn’t seen the blood analysis thing. I take it it came back with lots of temazepam in it?
No, he’s just commenting based on his pre-marriage dating experience. :-)
Oo, get you.
Don’t now about lots; traces, apparently. But then it had worn off enough for him to get up and get to the police by then, obviously.
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