Summary This hangout begins with mention of the conviction of a sixteen year old boy for the rape and murder of 6 year old Alesha Macphail then turns to the main subject. The three D's of false rape allegations are: drink, drugs, delay. Two genuine cases are mentioned: serial rapist John Worboys and the shocking case of homosexual serial killer Stephen Port. "Operation Matisse" reveals the truth about drug-facilitated rape - young women drinking themselves silly then being unable to remember what they did the night before. The recent case of Amanda Barrow isn't a rape allegation, but is further proof as if any were needed that women do not always recall accurately or at all what they have done after drinking heavily. Even worse is the case of Rodney Thornton; the case against him was thrown out after exculpatory text messages came to light. Hallucinations and confabulations are covered, including from anaesthetics. The cases of Graham Dawes and Andrew Bond were also covered. These did not involve delay, but it is clear what would have happened if they had. Also discussed is how purported delay in reporting rape is used by malicious women including female psychopaths to falsely accuse innocent men. How the specious rape trauma syndrome is used to explain away such delay, and how rape crisis centres perpetuate miscarriages of justice by encouraging delayed reporting.

• Crime