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Sure they will.A class a misdemeanor by what I can find based on the number of years separating them. But you still have a he said she said claim. Are you going to convict with NO proof?But if it's not a crime by Alabama law? I don't care what state you are in it has to be a crime in that state.The accuser is a Hillary Clinton campaign worker.
Is your standard of proof always so high?
Why do you believe him, rather than the women who've accused him?
Gloria Alred has filed numerous false claims in the past.
So you have no proof and a known liar pushing the narrative?
5 different women have made allegations of varying sorts against Moore.
2 of those allegations include possible crimes. The Hillary campaign worker is not one of those two - in fact, both of the women who allege incidents that would be criminal are Trump voters.
Gloria Allred is only representing one of them.
Moore's alleged "date" with a 14-year old would most certainly be a crime under Alabama law, as would sexually assaulting a woman in the back parking lot of a diner.
The other allegations are not crimes.
The fact that Gloria Allred, the mother of false rape accusations is involved, is all the proof I personally need.
All the signs of democrat far left smear job are visible.
Democrats are desperate and will try anything.....when Allred is involved its a total scam
There has been no proof on any kind put forth, only decades old accusations, that people like you view as proof in your zeal to destroy someone who my be innocent.
Of course. Who needs proof, when you've got raw emotion?
I haven't "viewed" anyone as proof.
But a lack of physical proof that these incidents occurred doesn't "prove" that these women are liars, either.
Nope, the fact that democrats keep doing false accusations over and over and over however, does.
How convenient that this accusation just happened to land a month before an election. It must be a coincidence... And hard left Wapo, just a coincidence...
So?There has been no proof on any kind put forth, only decades old accusations, that people like you view as proof in your zeal to destroy someone who my be innocent.
Of course. Who needs proof, when you've got raw emotion?
I haven't "viewed" anyone as proof.
But a lack of physical proof that these incidents occurred doesn't "prove" that these women are liars, either.
Nope, the fact that democrats keep doing false accusations over and over and over however, does.
How convenient that this accusation just happened to land a month before an election. It must be a coincidence... And hard left Wapo, just a coincidence...
Better pay attention most of his accusers are republicans.
There is no trial, and will be no trial....Eh, it's up to the voters of Alabama, they know him best.
Democrats/fake media are proven liars and in total collusion with their smear and hate politics.
I don't know the truth of Roy Moore so I'd rather wait and see how the trials work out, in the meantime, no way can you trust the hate filled liberal hypocrites.
And there never will be one,
by law... at the time, there was a 3 year statute of limitation....
so now what?
.. for the drama queens
The fact that Gloria Allred, the mother of false rape accusations is involved, is all the proof I personally need.
All the signs of democrat far left smear job are visible.
Democrats are desperate and will try anything.....when Allred is involved its a total scam
I didn't even know that cuckoo Allred got involved!
That settles it for me !! not that I had any doubt in the past.
Moore wins Alabama!
4 of the 5 accusers say they voted for Trump.
The last accuser showed her yearbook where Moore wrote her a lovely note. In the note, he wrote the name of the restaurant where he met her. He said on the news he never heard of the restaurant, even though he wrote it down. It's written down. IN HIS HANDWRITING!
Timing for one thing.
Of course. Who needs proof, when you've got raw emotion?
Exactly, there is no proof of his guilt, what so ever.
Is your standard of proof always so high?
Why do you believe him, rather than the women who've accused him?
Technically not pedophilia. They were all post pubesecent.Hey, thanks for going on record with all the others in defense of a child molester, Norman.
I don't know why you had to draw special attention to yourself with yet another topic about Pedo Roy, though.
the church-going ones?Bogus Robocall Claims Washington Post Is Offering Money For Dirt On Moore
At least one Alabama resident received a voicemail Tuesday from a man calling himself “Bernie Bernstein,” a supposed Washington Post reporter offering cash in exchange for unsubstantiated allegations against U.S. Senate candidate Roy Moore.
“Hi, this is Bernie Bernstein,” says a voice calling from an hidden phone number. The caller seems to affect a (terribly performed) Brooklyn accent and a slight non-rhotic speech impediment.
“I’m a reporter for The Washington Post calling to find out if anyone at this address is a female between the ages of 54 to 57 years old, willing to make damaging remarks about candidate Roy Moore for a reward of between $5,000 and $7,000,” “Bernstein” continues. “We will not be fully investigating these claims, however we will be making a written report. I can reached by email: [email protected]. Thank you.”
The call even made its way onto cable TV Wednesday, when a lawyer representing Roy Moore, Trenton Garmon, told MSNBC’s Ali Velshi and Stephanie Ruhle: “Robocalls are now even being made asking for people to come forward against Roy, which I think is kind of an indication of the political climate that we’re in. And we plan on even probably getting into some depositions related to that.”
Ruhle objected: “Are you sure that robocall you’re speaking of is a fact and is true?”
“I don’t know who they were put in place by,” Garmon admitted. They moved on.
So tell me..just how many fools do you think were tricked by this?
Roy Moore, Long Divisive in His Hometown, and Even More So Now
Delores Abney, 63, a retired domestic violence counselor, said she and her husband had heard things about Roy Moore and his interest in younger women for years.
On Monday night, Ms. Abney said she recalled Mr. Moore, the embattled Republican Senate candidate, being a regular presence in the mid-1980s at the Y.M.C.A. There, she said, he was often talking to much younger women — women that “appeared to be high school on up,” she said — in an exercise class she was enrolled in. “I’m not saying he was trying to pick them up. It just did not look appropriate.”
“I truly believe these women,” Ms. Abney added of the women who have come forward to accuse him of misconduct in recent days. “This type of behavior is highly unacceptable and deplorable in our leaders.”
Rumors that once simmered at a low level of his interest in young women, which was mostly deemed moderately creepy rather than criminal, are now clogging Facebook feeds, dominating talk at fast-food restaurants and generating endless gossip.
Mr. Moore, many people say, clearly had a fondness for younger women in decades past. When he got married to his wife, Kayla, in 1985, he was 38 and she was 24. But around Gadsden, a city of 36,000 in the foothills along the Coosa River, opinions about the recent allegations tend to follow lines that were etched long before.
