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Police say woman's dramatic account of attack
​by 'black male wearing a hoodie' was a lie

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By Catherine Davis | January 3, 2019
Commentator, Chief Editor, L&SS

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I just don't get what she thought was going to happen to an invisible 'black man' who she said sexually assaulted her! She never thought about Walmart's dozens of cameras all over its parking lot. 

Did she lie for attention? Or, did she lie to cover up for another person who really assaulted her and that's where she got the bruises? Why did she chose a black man as the perpetrator of the crime against her? She's the only one who knows the answers to my questions, but she's not talking. However, I would like to take a closer look at my question about the race of the fake assailant in this case: 

Question: Why did she chose a black man as the perpetrator of the crime against her?

Could it be that she chose a black man because it's well known that decades ago, and even as recently as 2017, white women had been known to say that a black man raped them. They would say a black man assaulted them to garner immediate sympathy and anger towards all black males. Read 2017 case: White Female Lied Said 3 Black Men Kidnapped and Raped Her

A tragically well known case from the 50's was a teen named, 'Emmett Till'. Emmett Louis Till was a young African-American who was lynched in Mississippi in 1955 at the age of 14, after being accused of offending a white woman in her family's grocery store. The brutality of his murder and the fact that his killers were acquitted drew attention to the long history of violent persecution of African Americans in the United states. Till posthumously became an icon of the Civil Rights Movement.​ (Wikipedia)

Lastly, since rapist come in all races, I wonder what would happen to her should she really be sexually assaulted by a black man one day? Would she commit suicide because no one is going to believe her? Hopefully she would not. And, hopefully she'd get a rape test to prove she was not lying about it this time around. 

This woman's lie has shown how children learn to hate people based on race. If she had gotten away with this lie (Believe it or not, many have gotten away with this lie on black men but also on men of other races) her children would pick up on the it and treat black men accordingly: They'll see all black men as rapist or no good.

​The Story:

​A woman who claimed that a black man attacked her in a Walmart parking lot, even posting photos of her injuries and inciting public sympathy, lied about everything, say police. On Tuesday, the Columbia Police Department in South Carolina announced that in December, 26-year-old Kristen Michelle Rimes of Irmo was charged with filing a false police report and false swearing (to police) after she reported a fake crime. She was taken to the Alvin S. Glenn Detention Center in Columbia. The police department did not return Yahoo Lifestyle’s request for comment. Rimes told police that on Nov. 26, she was assaulted by a black man in a Walmart parking lot. In an interview with Cola Daily, Rimes described sitting in her parked car, typing a friend’s address into her GPS system, when a black man came over and said, “Hey, girl.” View image on Twitter


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“I didn’t see anybody, just heard a voice. I said I wasn’t interested and I just rolled my window up,” Rimes, a mother-of-two, told Cola Daily. “I had put my car in park, and I didn’t think about how my doors unlock automatically when I do that.” Then she said the man pulled her out of the car. “I felt a hit to the right side of my face almost immediately after that.”  “He started tugging on my pants,” she said. “Then I suddenly hear another guy scream, ‘What’s going on over there?’ And at that point, the guy took off. The man who yelled never came back. I just take it as an angel sent from God right at that time.” “I wanted to get home and get out of there,” she told Cola Daily. “I went first thing Monday morning to file the police report to pull camera footage, which I am so mad at myself for not calling them that night. I think I was in such shock.” However, Rimes had enough clarity to describe the suspect: “He was a black male, medium build, wearing a hoodie with a jacket over it.” “You always hear that people’s reactions are fight or flight, and mine was just to kind of run out of there,” she reflected to Cola Daily. “The world’s not as kind as it should be, and sometimes we have to look out for each other.”  Rimes recalled the brave man who supposedly helped her. “I would love to know who he is. He definitely is an angel,” she told Cola Daily. “I hold a big place in my heart for whoever he is. He allowed me to get back to my kids, and I’m very grateful.” Rimes’s colleague posted images of her facial injuries in a Facebook group called “Citizens of The Town of Irmo, SC,” writing, “My co-worker! Bless her she’s been through a lot…so glad she’s okay! Everyone be on the lookout and please travel in pairs. I even call my fiance when I have to walk to my car from work just to be sure someone knows what’s happening.” After Rimes’s arrest, the poster wrote, “Edit, yes I know she’s been taken into custody for false police report. Very upset.” According to the State, Rimes’s photos were passed around in multiple Facebook groups. The police press release said that Rimes herself posted about the alleged attack on social media, causing “public concern.” However, it said investigations determined she was not at the Walmart location on the night of the reported attack. The State reported that Rimes’s Facebook post has been deleted. Rimes and a relative of hers did not return Yahoo Lifestyle’s requests for comment.

Original source: ​yahoo.com/lifestyle/police-say-womans-dramatic-account-attack-black-male-wearing-hoodie-lie-010954324.html

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