These were the objections to the affidavits of Barretto, Denbow, and a few other personnel at Funimation. Wasn't related to the deadline.
I take it that means that Chupp permitted their amended affidavits, though.
I recall there being additional affidavits from those folks, specifying how they came to know certain information.
So out of curiosity, what is NEARLY statutory rape? Rape seems to be a pretty binary concept and not something on a sliding scale.
The "attempted" probably refers to the fact that Vic allegedly tried to
actually statutorily rape her, but she was actually the age of consent in Virginia at the time.
The "attempted" may have also been in reference to the fact that
Vic was in Florida at the time of this alleged incident.
Also, isn't the implication of statutory rape that there may have been "consent", but it's immaterial given the age of the victim vis-à-vis the perpetrator? People that rape minors are generally still charged with absolute rape as opposed to statutory rape. And the thrust of her story is that he was close to assaulting her.
Between her poor and lazy rebuff of Vic's affidavit, the lack of effort on Defendant's part to verify Vic's employment at her high school, the reports of those who called in that said that he was and would not ever be hired there for the role he allegedly took, the rationality of that assertion, and the fact that not even Lemonade tried to call into question the verity of his statement about his employment when it turned out to directly contradict her allegation... I'm biased, of course. But when she's making the claim that Vic tried to assault her, it seems rather odd that she fixates on the "statutory" rather than the "
rape".
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