In a society where many are ready to believe the worst of a particular group, race, religion, or sect, what the young white woman did will continue. What this woman did to smear black men once more is inexcusable.
Young white woman falsely accuses three black men of gang rape
Why would this white woman find it easy to characterize her imaginary attackers as black men? Is it that hard to imagine why she was comfortable doing it?
LawNews reported the following about 18-year-old Breana Harmon Talbott false accusation of being raped by three black men.
On March 8, a man claiming to be Talbott’s fiance called the Denison Police Department, saying that he found Talbott’s car with the door open, and her phone, keys, and shoe near the vehicle. Later that day, Talbott walked into a church covered in cuts, wearing only a shirt, bra, and underwear, police say. She told people inside that she had just been sexually assaulted in the woods behind the church. She later told police that three black men in ski masks put her in an SUV, took her into the woods, and then two of the men raped her while the third man held her down. Officers went to the scene of the alleged crime and found pieces of her clothing and other personal items.
But then the investigation started to unravel. A medical examination didn’t show any signs of sexual assault. Investigators started to believe that the crime scene had been staged. On Tuesday, Talbott admitted that she made the whole thing up, and that the wounds on her body were self-inflicted. At this time, there’s no indication as to why she fabricated the story.
This type of charge against black men is a constant. The Root released a piece about this a few months ago. This kind of crime will not stop until the media starts applying the real balance of crime and race. Reporting is biased which gives Americans a distorted view of who is committing crimes.
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