BoozerRoNo wrote:Her friend could have asked Allen to call a cab or Allen could have just called it himself. Im sure everything isn't word for word of what happened from 2 years ago in this complaint. One way to find out is phone records but who called the cab really isn't a difference maker here.
I agree the big question is why did her friend leave her. Thats a question her friend needs to answer. But honestly, there is no evidence she knew her friend was drugged as it was slipped in a drink. she likely assumed she was feeling sick and just doing weird things. Jane Doe could likely be over exaggerating how drugged she what whether Jane Doe is over exaggerating doesnt really matter if she was drugged without consent while Allen called and was on speaker saying we didnt know about a month later, etc...
If she is lying she should be punished but these call records are very important according to Jane Doe there are many of them. There should be no reason that Allen should have Jane Doe's number and be calling her a month after the taxi cab call its not his girl unless he is feeling guilty about something like Jane Doe is claiming.
There's actually no evidence that she was even drugged. Allegedly he's yelling, cursing at her the entire time, but he was nice enough for a minute to call her a cab? I'd think that he'd be like, if you want to leave find your own f'n way home.
Also as to the bold - it says in the complaint, that "C" knew that the plaintiff was incapacitated. Regardless if she knew it was via drugging or really sick, she left her...after being so concerned about her safety.
As to that phone call, if Allen doesn't think there was anything wrong done that night, why not call? And why is it your assumption that he was maybe feeling guilty? According to the complaint, the first thing he says that "he was not aware that she was drugged that night." If you knowingly took part in an elaborate scheme to drug and rape someone, as this complaint alleges, are you placing a call to them a month later?