Eighteen years ago, stripper Crystal Magnum was hired to perform at a party organized by the Duke lacrosse team. She went on to accuse three of the players of raping her. What followed was a media circus of a trial that ended with then-Attorney General Roy Cooper dropping all charges and prosecutor Mike Nifong being disbarred.

Two days ago, <a href="https://twitchy.com/warren-squire/2024/12/12/crystal-mangum-lacrosse-rape-lied-n2405126" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">Magnum said she made it all up.</a>

And she'll face zero consequences for it.

At the time, when the media was out for scalps and Nifong seeking to boost his political clout with this prosecution, there weren't many allies for the Duke lacrosse players. The narrative was set: they were guilty because they were three privileged men and Magnum was their victim.

But a familiar face went on Nancy Grace to defend the lacrosse players. Trump's incoming Deputy Chief of Staff Stephen Miller.

He's been a big player in Trump administration.

Nancy Grace was so incredulous at the thought the allegations were false.

We weren't going to point out the hair, but we have to point out the hair.

Everyone who bought Magnum's story should apologize.

 {ai:summary}<p>Crystal Magnum, who accused three Duke lacrosse players of rape 18 years ago, recently admitted that her allegations were false. This admission follows a highly publicized trial that ended with all charges dropped and the prosecutor disbarred. </p><p>Stephen Miller, who defended the players during the media frenzy, is now recognized for his stance. Many are reflecting on the case and the media's role in shaping public perception, with calls for accountability from those who supported Magnum's claims. #society</p>

Flashback: Incoming Deputy Chief of Staff Stephen Miller Was ONLY Student to Defend Duke LaCrosse Players

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