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© Copyright 2019 The Associated Press. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.Prosecutors drop groping case against Kevin Spacey
By ALANNA DURKIN RICHER BOSTON©2024 GPlusMedia Inc.
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Kobe White Bar Owner
Uncle Urnie (Kevin Spacey) is guilty as sin. Remember here from a pal at home in London how he groped a mate of his at a party when he was at the old Vic. lock him up.
theFu
Unproven allegations can ruin someone's career. Sad.
papigiulio
He had multiple allegations so even if this one case was dropped it doesn't mean he is clean as a whistle. One allegation maybe...multiple allegations? Where there is smoke....
The Original Wing
Luckily, legal systems do not run on this principle or else we'd have a lot of problems on our hands. "Innocent until proven guilty" is a much better policy.
There are a lot of stories and allegations out there that make Kevin Spacey look bad, and I can't speak to all of them. But this particular story always seemed like complete garbage to me.
stormcrow
How much has Kevin Spacey lost in terms respect and money?
Spacey should counter-sue the young man and his family.
Toasted Heretic
I've followed his career over the years and even if the film was a dud, you were always guaranteed a stand out performance from Spacey.
Unfortunately, one got to hear rumours about his behaviour in London (it's a big town, but a small city at the same time).
I don't know about all this. Rich people are used to getting their own way & aren't used to being told "no".
Very hard to know what the full story is.
Andrew Crisp
Would be interesting to find out what was in those text messages the so called "victim" deleted, if it caused a whole case to collapse. The "victim" is telling lies.
theFu
She had motive to seek attention. Nobody knows if the allegations in this case are true or not, except perhaps 2 people.
The issue is that someone's livelihood has been destroyed without any legal finding of guilt.
I'm a member of many technical communities. More and more have Standards of Conduct to be as inclusive as possible. Only 1 has standards that discussion of anything about the incident, including names of the people involved, is not permitted. This prevents someone's reputation from being harmed just by allegations.
Other groups don't have that clause in their standards and many key people have had their careers destroyed by allegations alone, even when the SoC committee determined no action was to be taken.