A strange series of events led to a 25-years-old Brit expat being thrown in jail, in Cambodia.![[Image: confused.gif]](https://rooshvforum.network/images/smilies/confused.gif)
The guy worked at a (locally famous) guesthouse in Cambodia (in Kampot), and after a night of partying at the guesthouse, made out with a woman... Later that night, the woman, drunk, falls and hurts herself, hurting her wrist or something... (bear in mind that this guesthouse is on a rough spot of terrain, easy to stumble and fall...)
The woman comes back in a daze, still drunk and somewhat bloodied, to the guesthouse-hostel... her friends see her, immediately assume she has been raped, call the police, and the young Brit is immediately thrown in jail...![[Image: exclamation.gif]](https://rooshvforum.network/images/smilies/exclamation.gif)
But, the guesthouse owner, backed by the video recordings from the security cameras, confirms that the woman fell on her own, by stumbling on the uneven grounds... the Brit is (very probably) innocent, but still, he has his pic in cuffs on the dailymail! And the police don't want to loose face so they keep him locked up!!![[Image: dodgy.gif]](https://rooshvforum.network/images/smilies/dodgy.gif)
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-...urist.html
This article published online by the dailymail, is damning for the young expat, first presenting him as a kind of monster: you'll have to read all the way to the end of the article, to understand that, in all likelyhood, the Brit is innocent...
"Mr Miles, an Australian, said Mr Laycock and woman had walked down to the river’s edge where they had consensual sex.
‘Afterwards they were walking back to the bar and because she was a bit tipsy she fell over and hit her head and injured her hand,' Mr Miles said.
‘Nick helped her up and escorted her back to the bar, but she continued on to her room while he stayed at the bar.
‘Then she returned and because her friends knew she and Nick had gone off together to the river and then saw her injuries and how confused she was, they put two and two together - believing she had been raped.
‘They went with her to the hospital and the police were called in. They took statements from the girls, as witnesses, and then it all got worse because the British Embassy became involved.'
Mr Miles said that when he learned the truth of what happened and the CCTV footage backed up Mr Laycock's story, he showed it to the woman's friends and they realised a mistake had been made.
‘The young woman involved also saw the CCTV footage and understood that she had injured herself in a fall,' he added.
‘They all asked the police to have their statements handed back to them, but the police, not wanting to lose face after making an arrest, refused to give the statements back.
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The guy worked at a (locally famous) guesthouse in Cambodia (in Kampot), and after a night of partying at the guesthouse, made out with a woman... Later that night, the woman, drunk, falls and hurts herself, hurting her wrist or something... (bear in mind that this guesthouse is on a rough spot of terrain, easy to stumble and fall...)
The woman comes back in a daze, still drunk and somewhat bloodied, to the guesthouse-hostel... her friends see her, immediately assume she has been raped, call the police, and the young Brit is immediately thrown in jail...
But, the guesthouse owner, backed by the video recordings from the security cameras, confirms that the woman fell on her own, by stumbling on the uneven grounds... the Brit is (very probably) innocent, but still, he has his pic in cuffs on the dailymail! And the police don't want to loose face so they keep him locked up!!
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-...urist.html
This article published online by the dailymail, is damning for the young expat, first presenting him as a kind of monster: you'll have to read all the way to the end of the article, to understand that, in all likelyhood, the Brit is innocent...
"Mr Miles, an Australian, said Mr Laycock and woman had walked down to the river’s edge where they had consensual sex.
‘Afterwards they were walking back to the bar and because she was a bit tipsy she fell over and hit her head and injured her hand,' Mr Miles said.
‘Nick helped her up and escorted her back to the bar, but she continued on to her room while he stayed at the bar.
‘Then she returned and because her friends knew she and Nick had gone off together to the river and then saw her injuries and how confused she was, they put two and two together - believing she had been raped.
‘They went with her to the hospital and the police were called in. They took statements from the girls, as witnesses, and then it all got worse because the British Embassy became involved.'
Mr Miles said that when he learned the truth of what happened and the CCTV footage backed up Mr Laycock's story, he showed it to the woman's friends and they realised a mistake had been made.
‘The young woman involved also saw the CCTV footage and understood that she had injured herself in a fall,' he added.
‘They all asked the police to have their statements handed back to them, but the police, not wanting to lose face after making an arrest, refused to give the statements back.
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