GB man accused of sex assault maintains innocence
Cover Stories <[email protected]> Mon, 30 Dec 2024 22:04:54 -0000 (UTC)
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The two white broads were fucking around with black men and someone who knew them saw it when they streamed bits live facetiming. They got busted. Screaming "rape" is how liberal whores try and evade responsibility for their poor decisions. https://bloximages.chicago2.vip.townnews.com/thenassauguardian.com/content /tncms/assets/v3/editorial/e/e0/ee006260-da74-11ee-8263- afea14b7405b/65e6485fdf31c.image.png Warren Adderley (left), one of the men who allegedly drugged and sexually assaulted two Kentucky women Amber Shearer and Dongayla Dobson (in the photo with him) maintains his innocence after being released from police custody. Photo published in the UK Daily Mail One of two men accused by Kentucky tourists Amber Shearer and Dongayla Dobson of sexual assault in February has broken his silence, maintaining his innocence. Warren Adderley, 40, was one of the men arrested immediately after police received reports of the alleged incident and eventually released with no charges. The American women, both 31-year-old mothers who were Carnival Cruise passengers, claimed the men drugged and sexually assaulted them at Pirates Cove Zipline & Waterpark. Up to the weekend, the men had been silent, while their accusers have been very vocal giving numerous televised and print interviews in the United States, providing descriptions of the alleged incident and accusing Grand Bahama police of mishandling their traumatic experience. But in a live Facebook post Friday, Adderley shared his version of what transpired. Referring to the women by their first names, Adderley said the trio chatted and shared personal tidbits about themselves, from birthdays to occupations and marital status. So thats how we got so friendly ... thats how I got caught up with them, said Adderley, who gave reported dates of the womens birthdays. He said, When we talked, we found out that were Leos [August born]. Adderley claimed, We met in the restroom first, and then later [one of the women] told me I have to finish what I started. He said that is when they went down to a secluded area of the beach. Adderley maintained, I kept telling her I didnt want to get in trouble. However, he said that he gave in and they became intimate. I never thought it would end up to this, he said. Both men were fired from Pirates Cove, with management saying in a statement there is a zero tolerance policy against staff fraternizing in any way with guests. Prior to Adderley speaking publicly, a February 21 article in the UK Daily Mail gave an account of the incident and included selfies of the women taken with one of the park staff. The article also featured still photographs of Pirates Cove security camera footage which was handed over to police for their investigation. The report did not mention how the footage was obtained by the newspaper. Grand Bahama News reached out to Dobson and Shearers attorney, Nicholas Gerson for comment, but up to press time, the messages and calls went unanswered. When contacted about the latest developments, a spokesperson from Pirates Cove said there would be no comment as the investigation is ongoing. Police officials would only say the investigation is ongoing. https://www.thenassauguardian.com/grand_bahama/gb-man-accused-of-sex- assault-maintains-innocence/article_f3929346-d98f-11ee-b723- 5b31a9f513e0.html