There's a viral video going around depicting an older white woman accusing a nine-year-old

black child of sexually assaulting her.

She can be seen on the phone with the police saying he groped her.

Many people are asking, is this another story about a white person arbitrarily calling

the place in a black person or do we have a legitimate sexual assault and we should just

believe this woman?

Fortunately for the accused, there is surveillance footage showing he likely did not actually

grop her, he may be just brushed against her with his backpack.

But the footage also proves the woman wasn't lying, she didn't make it up.

The woman actually did touch her and she spoke up about it.

This is an excellent example of why due process is so incredibly important.

When people talk about the idea of a false accusation, many in the left immediately assume

they're saying women are lying about what happened to them.

But that's not the case.

Many people who are falsely accused or imprisoned were just misidentified and that means we need

due process to figure out what really happened.

We can believe the woman when she says she was touched.

But we need to look at the evidence to figure out what actually happened.

Because this woman didn't, she wasn't wrong.

She spoke up about it, it just turns out that she was mistaken as to what the extent of

the touching was.

So let's take a look at this story from the New York Post, but there are some other stories

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