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Re: The Chris Noth case?

By: Cactus Flower in ALEA | Recommend this post (0)
Sun, 26 Dec 21 2:20 PM | 27 view(s)
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Yes. The one who invited him in hasn't created a strong story. Inviting someone in for coffee is a known euphemism. No wonder he thought she was in the yes column.

The lawyers are going to make people need to sign contracts with consent clauses before going to bed together. Or even just rolling around in the hay. They can make any situation sound repulsive. It's utterly absurd.

There are bad apples and I can't be sure whether this guy is one of them. You want protections against such people. But the lawyers and their clients seem more interested in finding deep pockets than bad apples. It's legalised extortion in many cases.




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Re: The Chris Noth case?
By: clo2
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Sun, 26 Dec 21 1:49 PM
Msg. 44268 of 54959

I was disappointed, yet confused, he certainly would have a vast choice of women to date.

These are old complaints.

In this one it seems drinking was an issue. And maybe mixed messages, she invited him in & offered him more alcohol.
Twenty years ago... there has to be a shelf life, no?

http://www.syracuse.com/news/2021/12/syracuse-native-lisa-gentile-is-5th-woman-to-accuse-sex-and-the-city-actor-chris-noth-of-sexual-assault.html


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