Everyone is equating "not being able to remember giving consent" to being raped
When it simply is not.
Has anyone wondered if, even in these morally bereft times, she may have simply been defending her honour by saying I can't remember and I must have been spiked?
What she said was irrelevant to the conviction. As you said she could have consented, fell asleep and then forgot what happened. It was the other evidence that convicted Evans not what she could or couldn't remember.
If you are being so adamant on this, then you should spell out what the 'other evidence' is that you base your argument on.
Why was MacDonald not deemed to have have aided Evans in his alleged rape?
Because he walked out of the room and went somewhere else.
As a so-called innocent party in the events, why was his (MacDonald) version of events not given more credibility and sway in decision making, when he was clearly capable of full recollection?
In my view MacDonald's evidence convicted Evans. I'm sure that wasn't his intention but that was the consequence.
No matter how ****e any of them are, this is a legal ****-up and a point of law that needs closer scrutiny.
I look forward to the final verdict, if only to highlight how some poster's sanctimonious claptrap can try to dominate a case best left until it concludes.
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Why was MacDonald not deemed to have have aided Evans in his alleged rape?
Because he walked out of the room and went somewhere else.
As a so-called innocent party in the events, why was his (MacDonald) version of events not given more credibility and sway in decision making, when he was clearly capable of full recollection?
In my view MacDonald's evidence convicted Evans. I'm sure that wasn't his intention but that was the consequence.
No matter how ****e any of them are, this is a legal ****-up and a point of law that needs closer scrutiny.
I look forward to the final verdict, if only to highlight how some poster's sanctimonious claptrap can try to dominate a case best left until it concludes.
What she said was irrelevant to the conviction. As you said she could have consented, fell asleep and then forgot what happened. It was the other evidence that convicted Evans not what she could or couldn't remember.
The prosecution proved Ched Evans was a liar.
The porter contradicted one key part of MacDonald's evidence.
Did they?
What part?
Its not difficult to find out, why don't you use google?

Because I'll be looking for something I haven't seen or believe exists in the same way you do.
Why don't you just support your argument , as it is you making it?
It's been a long topic and there is no search on here, so fill your boots, if it's easy.![]()
It is so easy, like taking candy off a baby.
It is so easy, like taking candy off a baby.
Childish ****e. Try being succinct and saying what it is you are arguing, instead of being vague and consistantly boring?
Do you realise that all evidential material is now subject to confirmation, until we know what the new evidence is and it has the opportunity of being challenged.
We're not talking about a disputed goal, this is about lives.
A young woman has been threatened and hounded by friends of Ched Evans just because she couldn't remember whether she consented to having sex with him. Yes we are talking about people's lives. You are the one that wants to score points. I presume I'm the sanctimonious poster you referred to. I have set out why I think the jury convicted him scores of times.
But I'll answer your question.
Ched Evans lied to the hotel porter to get the key to the hotel room. Neither MacDonald or the woman knew he was going to turn up.
Evans asked if he could join in and MacDonald walked out. If she didn't consent MacDonald knew if he stayed and joined in it would have been rape.
On the way out MacDonald, according to the porter, asked him to keep an eye on her because she wasn't very well. In court MacDonald denied saying it.
Score points? You are the one who is constantly making statements and pronouncing judgement, instead of doing what the legal system advises - discard previous prejudice and take a new, own view with the benefit of fuller evidence.
Your evidence is flimsy and unreliable.
I have seen you use the subsequent harassment, as something to enforce his previously declared guilt, previously. Do you think that is fair or reasonable?
I think you might do well to await the new trial instead of holding it on here.