Yep one reported false case makes all the others false too. And I'm speaking particularly about the UofM and if you think the 1,000 cases they've had reported since 2010 are all false or even 10% are false you've got your head buried in the sand or somewhere else.
You note a 1000 cases. I don't think these are all 'date rape' type incidents, or even rape (or as it's called in Nebraska 1st degree sexual assault). If there were 1000 alleged 1st degree sexual assaults in 5 years on that campus, I don't know how any female student would go there. I started scanning all of their statistics at U of M and they don't have that many 'rapes" for 2016, but those stats are probably limited to just ones reported to U of M police.
It does baffle me how a place as liberal as the twin cities, has zero convictions over 1000 cases, regardless what type of sexual assault we are dealing with.
I do question that 1000 number if the claim is that was truly the amount of forcible sexual assaults due to this:
http://www.startribune.com/minneapolis-police-overreporting-rape-statistics/196794231/
I can't speak for the Twin Cities, but I have many co-worker friends who have spent years in the Special Victim's Unit, and the amount of "accusations" of '
date rape' that end up being false is unfortunately pretty high. I'd say 10% would be low, just based on my experience. People don't want to hear it, but that is my experience, and I've responded to probably hundreds of calls at hospital emergency rooms for alleged sexual assaults.
The cases of a serial rapist (where it is a true 'who done it'), thank goodness those are pretty low, and are almost always legit.
The 'groping' cases. I'd tend to believe the accuser, because they usually react immediately and emotionally. But again, the problem is proving it and a lot of times just identifying the suspect.
JMHO, (and I have a daughter) regarding the 'date rape' incidents, young girls need to be taught at an early age, report immediately. Don't go home. Don't go shower. Don't call friends first. Call 911 ASAP. The more time that goes by, the harder it will be to prove.
Again, not trying to pick a fight. These cases are difficult for many reasons. There are basically 3 crime scenes. The bodies of each person, and then the location of the event. Time is the enemy to preserving all 3.