An impressive new paper by Steve Moxon for New Male Studies:
The full Abstract:
“Contra ideologically-driven, thereby scientifically-compromised claims through misrepresenting data, rape reports to police in large proportion are false, as shown by: survey findings that one-in-fourteen women admit falsely alleging male assault, 40% thus anticipating; great excess of police-recorded over crime-surveyed totals; robust studies (all reports comprehensively investigated, any found false intensively further checked) revealing rates of 30%-50%; similar estimation by best placed observers — police investigators — notwithstanding rape myth training. Principally for emotional gain, in often trivial circumstances, motivation varies. False (including non-deliberate) reporting is underpinned by victimhood conferring female sexual attractiveness, male consent-seeking being a turn-off, females providing only non-verbal hard-to-interpret consent cues, and female erotic self-focus (projecting female-perpetrated sexual coercion, found at male-equivalent levels).”
William Collins estimated in The Empathy Gap: Male Disadvantages and the Mechanisms of Their Neglect (Kindle ebook £4.32) that 77% of rape allegations made to the police are false.
In 2014 A Voice for Men published an important article by Janet Bloomfield (‘JudgyBitch’), 13 reasons women lie about rape.
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