CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- Seven people pleaded guilty for their part in abusing Megan Williams -- but now Williams says that abuse never happened.
It seems the difference between these defendants and the Duke lacrosse players was not their guilt or innocence, but their money. The Duke players could hire good attorneys. These defendants copped a plea to avoid a longer time in jail.
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One could also say it was partly their money that got the Duke players charged in the first place. White male athletes from wealthy homes were perfect stereotypes of PC-incorrectness. For a lot of people with agendas, proving their guilt (and hence the guilt of their whole class) was so necessary that "innocence was not allowed to be a defense".
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