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- Feb 4, 2020
I think with Faith it wasn't used as a justification, it seems to just be a pattern of attention seeking behaviour she employed throughout her mid to late teens - if her Twitter and prior online presence is anything to go by. She wanted sympathy, and for the weird gaggle of boys she spoke to online to fuss about her and her plight. Most of these boys were her age, younger or dribbling retards.It was just a convenient lie for both of them to give cover to behavior both knew was absolutely wrong and retarded.
Faith was desperate for some reason to go see her online boyfriend, so she decided to lie about being abused and stalked and needed her big, strong internet boyfriend to rescue her. Ralph wanted to have sex with Faith, he didn’t give a fuck about the dumb drama she was spinning. However he did need a good cover story for why he was flying a teenager across the country to live in his bedroom at his mom’s house and have sex with her.
They went with a dumb knight in shiny armor narrative to rationalize this shit to the public and it resulted in exactly what everyone predicted.
However, Faith was just a dumb teenage girl with a crush and Ralph was a predatory adult man acting despicably. He is a groomer and abuser.
Ralph would have let her move in with him regardless, because his only aim was to have some easily abused teenager who would rub his micropeen on demand. That said, did he believe her? I think he did on some level, otherwise why would he bringing it up to Mr. Vickers in the "Rad Roberts" emails as part of the opening salvo? It may be motivated reasoning - but he still believed it.
Even if he did, it's no excuse - inviting a school girl to live with you to escape a broken home isn't the right course of action, calling a wellness check or alerting the proper authorities is. Except that wouldn't allow Ralph to get his pecker wet.