UnderGround Forum >> WarMachine accusing Lloyd Irvin of rape
| 1/17/13 9:46 AM | |
Jump Kick
23
Member Since: 1/1/01 Posts: 14508 |
boooring -What is wrong with you? So at trial their convictions were used to convict? I'm not saying it didn't happen, I'm asking for the evidence presented at trial.Jump Kick - Too many pages to sift through - can someone post the evidence that was used to conclude that the girl was forcibly raped vs. consensual? Did any of the convicts admit they forcibly raped her?
|
| 1/17/13 10:05 AM | |
inf0
266
Member Since: 7/29/02 Posts: 66345 |
|
| 1/17/13 10:06 AM | |
UGCTT_whittaker_is_the _real_demolition _man
18
Member Since: 10/19/11 Posts: 1260 |
Jump Kick - Too many pages to sift through - can someone post the evidence that was used to conclude that the girl was forcibly raped vs. consensual? Did any of the convicts admit they forcibly raped her? This. |
| 1/17/13 10:13 AM | |
12
68
Member Since: 9/12/04 Posts: 9861 |
Jump Kick - Too many pages to sift through - can someone post the evidence that was used to conclude that the girl was forcibly raped vs. consensual? Did any of the convicts admit they forcibly raped her?
Holly Smith was a physician at Riverside Regional Medical Center in the early morning of Oct. 10, 1989, when the 17-year-old was brought in by a police detective for examination. Smith testified Friday that the exam was hampered because the woman suffered from vaginal spasms. |
| 1/17/13 10:16 AM | |
UGCTT_whittaker_is_the _real_demolition _man
18
Member Since: 10/19/11 Posts: 1262 |
12 -Jump Kick - Too many pages to sift through - can someone post the evidence that was used to conclude that the girl was forcibly raped vs. consensual? Did any of the convicts admit they forcibly raped her? Thanks. What was the deal with Lloyd and the other guy? Why was one convicted and other not? Other than limp dick obviously. |
| 1/17/13 10:17 AM | |
Richard Tuck
15
Member Since: 12/5/10 Posts: 1636 |
Jump Kick, you should look at the lloydirvinrapeexposed.com site. It has links to all the relevant material minus all the stuff in the threads here |
| 1/17/13 10:20 AM | |
stuvelo
106
Member Since: 1/1/01 Posts: 9262 |
WOW, IN |
| 1/17/13 10:20 AM | |
UGCTT_Fillthy
172
Edited: 01/17/13 10:22 AM Member Since: 1/8/09 Posts: 1782 |
AFAIK, the transcipts are no longer available. The girl had been punched in the face, and was experiencing vaginal spasms. A doctor testified they are almost exclusively the result of forcible sex, and almost never the result of consenual sex, no matter how 'rough'. And TLI (Too Limp Irvin) was found not guilty, because of the reasonable doubt introduced by the testimony that she was being forcibly orally sodomized by TLI's friend while "Master" Irvin 'tried' to rape her. Because there was more than one person in the room while TLI attempted rape, the jury bought the defense argument that it could have been someone else who jumped in and began forcibly raping the victim. TLI is far removed from 'innocent'. My belief is that Lloyd was the only one who didn't claim consensual sex in their statement to the police, and the lawyer propositioned the TLI-defense. |
| 1/17/13 10:27 AM | |
Jump Kick
23
Member Since: 1/1/01 Posts: 14509 |
Thanks I'll check out that website. I wonder why the transcripts are not in the record somewhere and why mli wasn't convicted of attempted tape and other such charges.
|
| 1/17/13 10:30 AM | |
NegoVeio
20
Member Since: 5/12/11 Posts: 275 |
UGCTT_whittaker_is_the _real_demolition _man -12 -Jump Kick - Too many pages to sift through - can someone post the evidence that was used to conclude that the girl was forcibly raped vs. consensual? Did any of the convicts admit they forcibly raped her? "Irvin walked free, not because he did the right thing and refused to have sex with a 17-year-old. He testified that he wanted to have intercourse with her but couldn't. Gatling's rape charge stemmed from an accusation that he held the girl down while Irvin had intercourse with her. Since the jury believed Irvin didn't have intercourse, Gatling couldn't have helped him. So Gatling could be convicted only of forcing the 17-year-old to perform oral sex. Ah, justice."
Read the article. |
| 1/17/13 10:53 AM | |
Mata_Leon
21
Member Since: 10/9/09 Posts: 368 |
For those of you trying to get this information out to the general public on Lloyd Irvin's history with attempted rape, I would suggest working on getting proof that the Lloyd Irvin in the case in 1990 at Hampton University is the same one as the BJJ instructor and getting his Wikipedia page updated. Right now, his Wikipedia page is locked from being updated due to Wikipedia policies on Biographies of Living Persons (BLPs). If you look at the http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Talk:Lloyd_Irvin page, it describes the concerns holding up adding the information on the rape case to Lloyd Irvin's Wikipedia page. Unless those concerns are addressed, the information on Llyod's participation in the gang rape of a 17 year old little girl will never be added to his Wikipedia page. |
| 1/17/13 11:39 AM | |
cheesesteak
129
Member Since: 11/23/02 Posts: 3726 |
Mata_Leon - I don't know about you but if the internet was filled with gossip about me raping somebody in 1989 and people where making comments on my FB and forums and the such. I would at the very least answer one person and tell them thet is the wrong guy. SEO attemps and post deletions would be on my list of things to do but even higher on my list would be getting the word out there that it WAS NOT ME? Make sense? This is what all of us here speculating are not understanding. |
| 1/17/13 11:40 AM | |
KevinMcAllister
176
Member Since: 10/20/10 Posts: 8549 |
A little more evidence that it's the same Lloyd. Traffic case involving Lloyd Emory Irvin Je. http://casesearch.courts.state.md.us/inquiry/inquiryDetail.jis?caseId=000000GQ06208
|
| 1/17/13 11:40 AM | |
KevinMcAllister
176
Member Since: 10/20/10 Posts: 8550 |
KevinMcAllister - A little more evidence that it's the same Lloyd.Shit half of my msg got cut. Just a sec
|
| 1/17/13 11:45 AM | |
KevinMcAllister
176
Member Since: 10/20/10 Posts: 8551 |
Traffic case involving Lloyd Emory Irvin Jr. http://casesearch.courts.state.md.us/inquiry/inquiryDetail.jis?caseId=000000GQ06208
|
| 1/17/13 11:46 AM | |
KevinMcAllister
176
Member Since: 10/20/10 Posts: 8552 |
Wow what is going on with posting from the app, I'm losing my marbles here. 3rd times a charm
|
| 1/17/13 11:49 AM | |
KevinMcAllister
176
Member Since: 10/20/10 Posts: 8553 |
Ok if this doesn't work I'm going to go into a mild depression.
Traffic case involving Lloyd Emory Irvin Jr.
Case involving Lloyd Emory Irvin. Note the two addresses listed.
5922 Ladd Road and t/aUltimate Self Defense concepts.
http://casesearch.courts.state.md.us/inquiry/inquiryDetail.jis?caseId=050200090512000&loc=20&detailLoc=DSCIVIL
Case involving divorce proceedings involving Lloyd E. Irvin Sr. And Rosalee Irvin.
Note the address for Mr. Irvin is 5922 Ladd Road. That eliminates any possibility that Lloyd E. and Lloyd Emory are different people.
Also, Rosalee is Lloyd's mom's name.
It's the same Lloyd from the case.
|
| 1/17/13 12:29 PM | |
Mata_Leon
21
Edited: 01/17/13 12:31 PM Member Since: 10/9/09 Posts: 369 |
cheesesteak -Mata_Leon -
I agree 100%. What I am saying though is the speculation by everyone and lack of response by Lloyd is not enough for Wikipedia to change their stance on having the information on the rape Llyod allegedly
|
| 1/17/13 1:14 PM | |
6ULDV8
221
Member Since: 1/1/01 Posts: 14290 |
KevinMcAllister - Wow, this is like watching the /b/ detectives get to work. Well done, but probably not fully conclusive yet.
Regardless, the way this whole thing has been handled by TLI since New Year's day has convinced me that something is seriously wrong with that camp. I have little doubt it's the same Lloyd because he would have said otherwise, but maybe it's for some SEO reason I haven't thought of.
Either way, he produces fucking scumbags for minions. Of that I have no doubt. |
| 1/17/13 6:08 PM | |
UGCTT_Fillthy
172
Member Since: 1/8/09 Posts: 1786 |
Mata_Leon - ...he is now looking to profit from the fears people have about people like him... VTFU for that little gem. |
| 1/18/13 6:15 AM | |
WoodenPupa
55
Member Since: 7/24/02 Posts: 7406 |
UGCTT_Fillthy - But it was reported that at the outset of the trial, the defense didn't deny that any of the accused had sex with her. It's possible the report was wrong (Irvin might have denied having sex with her from the beginning, as you say); but if the report was RIGHT, then Lloyd DID admit to having sex with her at the trial's outset, just like everyone else did. If that is true, then Lloyd denied having sex with her, though only when it became feasible to do so. As I've pointed out, everyone that admitted to having sex with her was busted, and one of them pled guilty to rape. Lloyd and his attorney surely realized that admitting to sex allowed the rape interpretation---so once everyone admissions were locked in, Lloyd (or his attorney) realized that he could change his story with little risk, since although physical evidence pointed to rape, it did not say who did what. But it's easy to see that only ONE person on the defense could have played the "I didn't have sex with her at all card". Since they were all in the same boat at the beginning, they all agreed to stay on the same page about having sex with her. They surely agreed to that, because mass denial would have resulted in either NONE or ALL being convicted---but since medical evidence was consistent with rape, the defense concluded that mass-denial would have substantially upped the risk that everyone would be convicted. So mass non-denial was the card they all initially agreed to play. So Lloyd played along with that until he (or his lawyer, or both) realized they could profitably change Lloyd's story, since the others were committed to their admissions. Now, that gamble would LOSE, but only IF some others in the defense also changed their stories too. But Lloyd and his lawyer were certain they WOULDN'T do that, since the others were committed to the "if we all admit to having sex with her, it'll look consensual" card. There was only one hurdle to get over, and that was a plausible explanation as to why Lloyd didn't have sex with her. Merely saying he didn't WANT TO wouldn't have worked, because the jury would have wondered why; because if not having sex with her was a DECISION, then that would mean Lloyd had a sense that what was happening was wrong (and thus possible rape). It was therefore implausible for Lloyd to claim that: 1) He was in the room, but had a moral problem with what was happening or 2) He was in the room, DIDN'T have a problem with what was going on, but just wasn't interested in sex or 3) Wasn't in the room at all. Clearly none of those would have worked. So what he had to do was admit he was in the room, but come up with a plausible explanation as to why he didn't have sex with her. (And testimony, from the girl and others, MUST have placed him in the room, otherwise he wouldn't have been charged. So Lloyd admitted to that, because denying it would have been VERY problematic). But non-interest in sex wasn't a plausible reason for not having sex with her, because he was present in the room, and everyone's presence in the room (by their admission) was for one purpose. So Lloyd could not have claimed that he was in the room without admitting, by default, why he was there. So he admitted to being there and why. But he had to make his sex-denial plausible. There was therefore only one playable move, the limp-dick claim. It was playable only by one person, and had to be played at the right time. Of course, Lloyd needed to be persuasive in his story, but we all know that would not have been a problem. What I'm saying is this: it was reported initially that none of the accused denied having sex with her, and that contradicts your claim about "their statement to the police" (I'll find the quote about the unified non-denial if you like, but it's in one of my prior posts on this thread, back where my FRAT tornado is). And I take that report to be accurate, though it may not be. Only in a LATER report was it stated that Lloyd denied having sex with her. If it is both true that no one denied it at the outset, but Lloyd did later, then obviously Lloyd changed his story down the road, after initially admitting to having sex with her. The question thereby becomes, how did he make that convenient change in his story plausible? My guess is, he claimed it was too embarrassing for him to admit he didn't have sex with her from the outset, and said that he lied about having sex with her initially! But the odds were always on his side, so long as he was the only denier. Of course this is all conjecture (but hardly of the free-wheeling sort). But anybody who doesn't buy my version FIRST has to say why the defense initially said that everyone admitted to having sex with her, if in fact Lloyd was never on that page. Because either the article which reported that was wrong (making Lloyd a denier from the outset), or it was right and Lloyd changed his story. What I've tried to do in this thread is characterize Lloyd's defense as a change in story, but one effective only through perfect timing and successful prediction that no one else would change THEIR story. |
| 1/18/13 6:47 AM | |
WoodenPupa
55
Member Since: 7/24/02 Posts: 7407 |
One thing that I don't think is getting through is how unlikely it is that Lloyd actually had erectile dysfunction. The moral scorn seems directed at a picture in which Lloyd really is standing there with a limp dick. The thing is, the girl testified that he DID rape her. She was certain that both Gatling and Lloyd had sex with her; Gatling orally sodomizing, Lloyd penetrating at the other end. Those she WASN'T certain about, were ultimately not charged or were let go before there was a trial. But the thing is, her testimony alone was not likely sufficient to convict any person in particular. Those who got nailed for rape/sodomy got nailed simply because they *corroborated her story* at least insofar as admitting sex. Their admitting to such allowed a rape interpretation of what they did. So since Lloyd (eventually, though not at first, IMO) denied having sex with her at all, the jury could not convict him unless there was no reasonable doubt. There WAS reasonable doubt, but ONLY because Lloyd was the sole denier who made his denial at the RIGHT TIME (after everyone else committed to their stories). Of course he had to be persuasive about being limp, but this would be the least of all his challenges. He doesn't have to dazzle the jury, but merely give a plausible reason for why he didn't have sex, one that doesn't involve moral problems. |
| 1/18/13 6:49 AM | |
WoodenPupa
55
Member Since: 7/24/02 Posts: 7408 |
And by the way, Gatling and Irvin had different attorneys. |
| 1/18/13 7:11 AM | |
|
nightz
Edited: 01/18/13 7:13 AM Member Since: 10/25/03 Posts: 22 |
You guys are having a witch hunt. The dude was only 17 and very stupid. That's about the age when most people are not yet sexually and mentally mature, I'm sure he's done a lot of growing up since then. I'm sure everyone has done things which they regret in life. He probably is married and has daughters now so he knows his mistakes. But regardless he was acquitted in court and therefore innocent in the eyes of the law. |
| 1/18/13 7:32 AM | |
|
boooring
Member Since: 5/24/06 Posts: 2017 |
It's getting kind of frustrating how people are still defending Lloyd with incorrect facts and falsehoods about the criminal justice system. The victim was 17, Lloyd was 20. Lloyd is married and has one child, a son. Also, being acquitted is being found 'not guilty' by a jury (or judge) of your peers. The instructions given to a jury by the judge are pretty clear that 'not guilty' is nowhere near the same thing as 'innocent'. By all means keep up the accusations of a witch hunt or hating going on... |
Reply Post
You must log in to post a reply. Click here to login.







