wnrsm Wrote:
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> Ew. There is always such a witch hunt and
> willingness to ditch due process when these
> stories come up.
>
> I worked with a guy at the Pentagon that was
> arrested for child porn. He was getting a divorce
> and his wife had moved out, but she turned over
> his computer with child porn on it. Everybody was
> going nuts. He was bounced out of there and had
> his security clearance pulled.
>
> I was the only one that said anything about the
> "chain of custody" issue, innocent until proven
> guilty, etc.
>
> Turns out that she planted the porn. It was a
> nasty divorce, obviously. The damage to his
> career had been done - and security clearances are
> a privilege whose denial is not subject to "much"
> due process.
>
>
http://goliath.ecnext.com/coms2/gi_0199-4929868/Pe
> ntagon-employee-held-on-porn.html
>
> I was unable to find a follow-up story in the news
> about how the charges never made it to court. I'd
> bet it doesn't exist.
See, this kind of thing makes me fucking sick. Women who lie about rape/child porn etc just so they can make a man they hate suffer are some of the worst fucking people. No man deserves to be accused of such a heinous thing unless there's some actual truth to it. Too many lives have been ruined this way. I hope that guy's life turned out okay, but it's tough to recover from something like that.