Two college football players who were suspended from their team last year and saw their scholarships revoked after rape accusations have been cleared by police after authorities say their accuser recanted her story.
Nikki Yovino, 18, of South Setauket, NY, has been charged with second-degree falsely reporting an incident and tampering with or fabricating physical evidence in connection to an incident at a Sacred Heart University football party in October, the Connecticut Post reports.
When pressed about inconsistencies in her original statement, Yovino admitted that she made up the rape allegations against the two football players in hopes of gaining sympathy from another man — a prospective boyfriend, according to an arrest warrant affidavit.
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She should be legally required to pay for their college tuitions for her crime.
ReplyDeleteand their legal fees
DeleteHow many lives have been derailed due to false rape accusations? She deserves to be under the jail.
ReplyDeleteI think her chances of finding a bf just went down a few notches
ReplyDeleteAnd her penalty is....? Now let the players REALLY have at her!
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