Topic: Saudi Prince Arrested For Sex Assault On Woman Who Ran Screaming From His Home (Read 1338 times)

Some 100,000 Saudis are currently studying in various American universities, under the sponsorship of the Saudi government. If the Americans arrest the rapist, then the Saudis will cancel this scheme, causing huge losses to the universities. Also, every year the Americans sell tens of billions of USD worth of arms to the Kingdom. This trade also could come under threat.

Some 100,000 Saudis are currently studying in various American universities, under the sponsorship of the Saudi government. If the Americans arrest the rapist, then the Saudis will cancel this scheme, causing huge losses to the universities. Also, every year the Americans sell tens of billions of USD worth of arms to the Kingdom. This trade also could come under threat.

Reading news like this makes me really angry that people who have a lot of money think they can do whatever they want. I would like to cut off his dick, feeding my dog with it and forcing that prick to watch it.

The woman, bleeding, trying to get over that wall wasn't expecting cnn or foxnews at the gate. She was running for her life. Also they can tell if her wounds were self inflicted, or defensive...

Let science keep him behind bars.. Or 0bama's DOJ let him go free...

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Rich Saudi Princes are the only people to commit rape and have maids now? Doesn't look like he's above the law since he was arrested, but I'm sure he'll pay the woman off. Money can sometimes buy you a get out of jail free card though.

However the women could be lying too, who knows... a good target to extract some dollars... we saw ahmed...

Oil money makes the prince above the law and own slaves. Cultural differences...

Uh i dont think there is a need to say that this is horrible.

Just tried to tell that a lot of money/power makes most people evil and that is the same in every culture.

We are pretty similiar if its about such basic things.

Any thoughts on the victims, those five women?

Also the cultural differences should be cultural similarities

For a minute, I thought that the headline referred to his home in Saudi Arabia,
That, will not happen.

Now it is upto the US diplomatic community to resist pressure from the Saudis and make sure that the prosecution of this prince goes through.

As a non-American I'm wondering is it possible for him just to flee to his country now. I mean he can easily leave those $300,000 behind, or is it not so simple? I hope it's not. The scumbag should go to jail.

Al-Saud was freed Thursday afternoon after posting $300,000 bail, jail records show.