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Message: [QUOTE="guppy, post: 2202663, member: 1807"] Not sure why, but the forum is looking all f-ed up for me right now, hence the lack of proper quoting. broncospwn wrote: "but to drag them, and their families through the mud again after 7 years, she already told the police 5 days after, but is brining it up after 7 years again that is the part that pisses me off, Johns would of had a very hard time with his wife 7 years ago, and now this agian, except this time his kids are old enough and will no doubt see this" I've thought about the show a fair bit since my original post. The fact that it was 7 years ago means nothing. If you murder someone 20 years ago, you can still be convicted today. As many have already said, while what they did may not have been "illegal", it was morally wrong to let this happen to a 19 year old girl. A 19 year old girl surrounded in a room full of large, famous males is likely to be influenced by peer pressure. It's probably taken her this long to dig up the courage to really speak about it. What we're seeing is a group of women standing up and finally saying "this is not right". It's taken far too many incidents to get to this stage, but we're here. I feel really sorry for this girl. While watching the show, I think I was so disgusted by the Brisbane girl and her friends targeting footy players that it clouded my original judgement of the others to some extent. This girl was 19. That's so young. I don't know many 19 year old girls, and that's because I think they're generally immature and not yet fully developed on a social or intellectual level. I couldn't imagine "picking one up" without feeling as though I was taking advantage of her in some way. Matthew Johns was 30 at the time. That's disgusting. [/QUOTE]

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