It is a terrible tragedy for the boys. To be fair, we don't know for certainty that absolutely nothing ocurred in that house that night. We do know for certain that there is not credible evidence of a rape ocurring and that charge was the greatest wrongdoing against the young men. It is also a blatant example of how our justice system can go terribly wrong. If those boys' parents did not have the funds available to fight as they did, it may have sunk into the justice system and they could well be on their way to prison. For a country whose legal system stands on 'innocent until proven guilty' its media and public sure practice 'guilty until proven innocent.'


>> Um, what were they guilty of doing?
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>>Other than possibly drinking underage (just a guess, I don't know how old they were at the time, and what the drinking laws are in NC), all charges are being dropped. So the answer is, nothing.
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>The drinking was never the real issue. That's what college kids are expected to do. The real issue was the allegation of rape.