seattlepi.comPosted Apr 10, 2019, 6:08 AM UTC
One driver, later identified by the King County Sheriff's Office (KSCO) as Ramos-Islas, told her yes and handed her a bottle of water, a common thing rideshare drivers do, documents said.
Well, that's a new detail. With all the potential to have something added to some water that sounds like a not-good practice (and then there's all the plastic bottles... surely Seattle could regulate that away).
edit: Also that he once claimed he and his wife were driving.
He told police he and his wife found the alleged victim and offered her a ride home, documents said. Later he told police a different story and claimed she came on to him in the car and that they had consensual sex.
What shit did you talk?
Something along the lines of anyone calling this sketchy fake Uber driver a rapist will eat crow when the man is vindicated
It sounds pretty much like he's fucked. They did a rape kit, and I doubt they'd have charged him if it didn't come back positive. If he was innocent, I'm sure he would have volunteered a DNA sample. So, we can at least conclude there was sex. We also know she was put in a cab drunk, so even if she consented, it'd still be rape. He won't be vindicated.
Your main interest is in not being proven wrong. That alone speaks volumes.
Redditor egoism is the next problem we may have to deal with.
Describe those volumes for us.