In an era when accusations of sexual misconduct are ending careers every week, a false rape accusation against a high-profile college football player in Oklahoma is an example of a woman attempting to use benefit of the doubt to ruin a man’s life.
Rodney Anderson is the starting running back for the College Football Playoff-bound University of Oklahoma football team. On Dec. 4, a woman named Courtney Thornton accused Anderson of raping her at her apartment more than two weeks earlier.
After an investigation, Assistant District Attorney Susan Caswell found numerous inconsistencies in Thornton’s account. The DA’s office announced Thursday that no charges would be filed.
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The last several text messages Thornton sent to Anderson, which were suggestions from her that they get together, were not replied to by Anderson.
It was only after Anderson stopped responding to her advances that she decided to go to authorities and accuse Anderson of rape.
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