On December 21, 2015, alleged serial rapist Paul Batchelor was arrested by Ottawa Police for sexual assault and released on bail. His case took years to wind through the legal system and ended with his shocking acquittal in June 2019. Ontario Superior Court Justice Robert Beaudoin accepted Batchelor’s evidence that he had consent in both cases, a claim that differed wildly f … [Read more...]
Jacob Malone: Former Youth Pastor Turned Sex Offender Faces Attempted Murder Charges
Jacob Malone, a former Pennsylvania youth pastor, needed to read his Bible more often. If he had, he would probably not be in prison for sexual assault nor would he be facing new charges of conspiracy to commit murder. Instead, Jacob Malone failed to heed the Biblical warnings provided by the story of King David and Bathsheba in 2 Samuel chapter 11. "On February 24, 2020, … [Read more...]
California Senator’s Sex Offender Registry Bill is Offensive
On January 18, 2019, California State Senator Scott Wiener (D-San Francisco) introduced SB 145 to "End Discrimination Against LGBT People Regarding Sex Offender Registration." The rationale behind his legislation is for California law to level the playing field between gay and straight offenders. "For example, if an 18 year old straight man has vaginal intercourse with his … [Read more...]
Gang-Rape – South Africa’s New Normal?
Welcome to South Africa, where gang rape is the new normal and killing one of your daughter's rapists gets you charged with murder. If you planned a visit to South Africa anytime soon, you may want to rethink that decision. That's what happened to a 56-year-old mom (who ran three kilometres armed only with a kitchen knife) when, after stabbing the three degenerates … [Read more...]
Ladies, Too Drunk to Say No? Too Bad, says Nova Scotia Judge Gregory Lenehan
Bassam Al-Rawi, 40, is one very lucky man. He drew the right judge when he went on trial for the sexual assault of a drunken 26-year-old woman in the back of his cab on May 23, 2015. Nova Scotia Judge Gregory Lenehan ruled Crown prosecutors failed to prove the woman did not give her consent. “A lack of memory does not equate to a lack of consent.” The unnamed woman tes … [Read more...]