A new way to hold women unaccountable for their crimes. Mercedes Testone, 21, made a false rape allegation. She will avoid a conviction due to an ’emotional disability’.

/ Mike Buchanan

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BRISTOL — A Danbury woman accused of filing a false rape complaint against a man in Bristol has been granted a program that could allow her to elude a conviction.

Mercedes Testone, 21, was granted the Supervised Diversionary Program Tuesday at her hearing in Bristol Superior Court. Judge Richard Dyer, who OK’d the program, said she will get treatment for an “emotional disability” — the details of which were not disclosed.

Dyer made a ruling that Testone’s disability had a “substantially adverse” effect on her behavior and could have contributed to her allegedly making a fake rape story up.

If Testone is successful in treatment, her case will be dismissed on June 19, 2018…

A day after filing the complaint, Testone called police and said she no longer wanted to pursue it. Later in the day, police said, she called again and admitted she made the whole rape story up because her child’s father had not let her daughter spend the night with her.

I predict an increasing number of women not being held accountable for their crimes, due to ’emotional disabilities’. Why doesn’t the criminal justice system adopt a new system, to save time and money? At police stations, a lady doctor could confirm that criminals claiming to have a vagina actually have one, then they could be released, and any potential charges dropped.

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4 thoughts on “A new way to hold women unaccountable for their crimes. Mercedes Testone, 21, made a false rape allegation. She will avoid a conviction due to an ’emotional disability’.”

  2. Can a man suffer from ’emotional disability’ or is this yet another of those curious and hitherto unknown conditions that only women can use to excuse any crime, even premeditated murder?

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      • ting< (a lightbulb moment aided by putting on my clitoris tinted spectacles): Aaah I see clearly now: it's their innate superiority, despite being equal, that predisposes them to what might be termed fragility, in much the same way as thoroughbred racehorses may be 'highly strung' and pedigree dogs show compounded defects of a physical or mental nature, and so requiring a very light judicial touch when dealing with wimmin's crimes.

        That nasty red pill had warped my mind but now I understand.

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