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I see your point, but what about Jesse Jackson giving her a free ride through college , regardless of how her case turns out? Granted, she couldn't anticipate that, but I do recall her "friend" giving a statement to the media in which she claimed the accuser had boasted soon after the "rape" that she was going to get a lot of money from some "white boys." If that's true, then she's less a troubled young woman than a manipulative conniving creature who made false statements primarily for financial gain .

I don't see her being punished. I DO see her using JJ's money to get her degree, and I also expect she will find a ghost writer who'll write a book about the case, in which she'll be a Poor Downtrodden Victim of a Racist Legal system. IOW, she'll be well set for life, thanks to her lies.

I guess I don't feel much pity for her because there's a real possibility that this case's worst fallout is yet to be seen....