Same-sex couple married by Ruth Ginsburg 'raped student'
Aug 23, 2018 00:25:47 #
Same-sex couple married by Ruth Ginsburg 'raped student'
Supreme Court Justice Ruth Ginsburg took much criticism for publicly advocating for same-sex marriage, and for promoting the idea to the American public, even while the issue was pending before the court.
There was a formal motion for her to recuse from the case, which she ignored. There were questions about her decision, which she ignored.
But now one of those duos over whose ceremony she officiated is d**gging her name back into the news. Under negative circumstances.
It’s the New York Daily News that is reporting that David Daniels and Scott Walters, who were married by Ginsburg in 2014, now apparently are under investigation on claims they drugged and violently raped a student back in 2010.
The report notes Daniels, 52, is “the most famous countertenor in the world,” while his “now-husband Walters, 36, is a respected conductor.”
“The couple is so highly regarded that they were married in 2014 by Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg,” the News reported.
The details, as reported, are that Samuel Schultz alleges that in 2010, the two men drugged and raped him following a performance in Texas.
He claims he was left unconscious, and woke the next afternoon in a strange bed, disoriented, in pain and bleeding.
The report said Schultz was a 23-year-old graduate student at Rice University and he kept his experience secret for years because he feared repercussions.
“Emboldened by both the #MeToo movement and upon learning that Daniels had made tenure at the University of Michigan – where he’d be in close personal contact with young aspiring singers – Schultz filed a complaint with the U-M Police Department’s special victims unit in July. Authorities in Michigan, in turn, passed the complaint on to the Houston Police Department,” the report said.
“The investigation is active and no arrests have been made, Houston police said. They declined to provide any further details.”
https://www.wnd.com/2018/08/gay-duo-married-by-ginsburg-accused-of-raping-student/
Supreme Court Justice Ruth Ginsburg took much criticism for publicly advocating for same-sex marriage, and for promoting the idea to the American public, even while the issue was pending before the court.
There was a formal motion for her to recuse from the case, which she ignored. There were questions about her decision, which she ignored.
But now one of those duos over whose ceremony she officiated is d**gging her name back into the news. Under negative circumstances.
It’s the New York Daily News that is reporting that David Daniels and Scott Walters, who were married by Ginsburg in 2014, now apparently are under investigation on claims they drugged and violently raped a student back in 2010.
The report notes Daniels, 52, is “the most famous countertenor in the world,” while his “now-husband Walters, 36, is a respected conductor.”
“The couple is so highly regarded that they were married in 2014 by Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg,” the News reported.
The details, as reported, are that Samuel Schultz alleges that in 2010, the two men drugged and raped him following a performance in Texas.
He claims he was left unconscious, and woke the next afternoon in a strange bed, disoriented, in pain and bleeding.
The report said Schultz was a 23-year-old graduate student at Rice University and he kept his experience secret for years because he feared repercussions.
“Emboldened by both the #MeToo movement and upon learning that Daniels had made tenure at the University of Michigan – where he’d be in close personal contact with young aspiring singers – Schultz filed a complaint with the U-M Police Department’s special victims unit in July. Authorities in Michigan, in turn, passed the complaint on to the Houston Police Department,” the report said.
“The investigation is active and no arrests have been made, Houston police said. They declined to provide any further details.”
https://www.wnd.com/2018/08/gay-duo-married-by-ginsburg-accused-of-raping-student/
Aug 24, 2018 18:47:06 #
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