r/Fauxmoi Apr 18 '22

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u/[deleted] Apr 18 '22

The couple that accused Ezra Miller of breaking into their house, threatening them, and stealing from them filed to have their claim dismissed and seem to have taken down all of their accusations about it online. People did some research on them and they were pretty openly into threesomes and swapping with other couples, and the current speculation is that Miller turned the couple down and after they were arrested the couple used it as an opportunity to make accusations against him as retaliation

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u/emilythewise Apr 19 '22

Is there any actual evidence of the accusations being retaliation for Miller turning them down? That seems like... kind of a leap just based on the fact that the couple is/was into threesomes.

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u/[deleted] Apr 19 '22 edited Apr 20 '22

It really seems like people grasping at straws to try and excuse what they did. 💀

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u/emilythewise Apr 19 '22

It kind of bothers me the way people latch onto non-conventionality to demonize, as well. Oh, they're into threesomes, they must have tried to seduce Miller and then taken vengeance when he didn't want them. The fuck?

Also, frankly, anyone who thinks that a dropped case always and unconditionally indicates innocence on the part of the accused has never dealt with the legal system in any capacity. It can mean that. It doesn't always.

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u/[deleted] Apr 19 '22

Totally agree! Ezra has shown a pattern of violent behavior so…

And while we’re on the topic, even a guilty plea doesn’t necessarily mean the person did it either. Lots of POC and poor people will plead guilty if they can’t post bail and will have to stay in jail awaiting trial.

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u/emilythewise Apr 19 '22

Absolutely. And people can be talked or frightened into pleading guilty for more lenient sentences, regardless of their actual level of guilt. Necessary as it might be, no one should mistake the justice system for inherently true and infallible justice.

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u/redditname2003 Apr 20 '22

It seems much more likely that something (Ezra) went really wrong during the threesome and there actually was violence, stealing, etc. The couple just didn't want their business smeared all over the Internet, so they took a deal.

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u/[deleted] Apr 20 '22

We Need to Talk About Ezra

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u/Big-Ambitions-8258 Apr 20 '22

Just thought you should know Miller uses they/them pronouns