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They keep pulling me back in! Kobe's accuser is preggers

"She's not the slut she's been made out to be..." Any time an attorney uses the word "slut" in a declaritive sentence about his client, eyebrows should arch. Hmmmm, couldn't he have finessed that sentence for the cameras just a little? Of course, it doesn't help that the client may, in fact, BE a suicidal, attention-grabbing, slut with a penchant for cocaine abuse. Talk about the trifecta! And now she's pregnant. PREGNANT, people!

That a sexual abuse "victim" can find solace in the arms of another recovering cokehead is touching. And it doesn't NECESSARILY mean that she's been lying the whole time, but let's examine the scorecard. She claims that she has suffered additional abuse as a result of the court, yet again, revealing her name. OK, except that the court mistake didn't put the name out there in the first place. People from her community were e-blasting her within days of the charges. Then came the stories of her exploits at parties, where she allegedly bragged about her encounter with "king-sized" Kobe. Then came the multiple stained panties from the rape exam. The revelation about multiple sex partners within days of the Kobe encounter, yada, yada, yada.

When are these attorneys going to come to their senses? If I were Kobe right now, there would be no settlement offer. Forget it. The transcripts from his initial interview have been put out there. Turnabout is fair play from the prosecution team I guess. At this point, it looks MUCH better for him to have this case tried and for him to be exonerated than to roll over for such an obvious nutjob.

That I feel so compelled to rise to the defense of a blatant adulterer is amazing to me. I'm a family man, yet, here I am typing away... Still, he didn't rape her. And that so many people (let's face it, WHITE people) have rallied behind this chick is galling in the extreme. Maybe after Hurlburt loses his election bid, folks will understand that she is not a victim in the eyes of the community.

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