It was dismissed because it was passed the statute of limitations, so the fact that the case was thrown out doesn't really say anything about weather it happened.
reply> The fact the case has been thrown out suggests not though
replyA billionaire managing to get a case dismissed in the US legal system hardly suggests an accusation has no merit.
Touche.
replyI don't know enough about the US legal system to comment but there certainly does sometimes seem to be an element of "whoever has the most money to throw at lawyers wins".
So, if you were accused of raping someone, you should just suck it up and go to jail and just because you have money, you are guilty, right? Not supporting Sam here, but this kind of thinking sets a dangerous precedent.
replyHis sister claims all of the big social media companies are conspiring against her in an attempt to help Altman.
replyIt's not hard to imagine how a person who suffered legitimate abuse at the hands of one of the most influential people on earth could develop this kind of paranoia.
replyIt's only slightly harder to imagine that the tech oligarchy really is conspiring against her.
> He what now?
replyKind of amazed you're just hearing this, but it speaks volumes about capital covering for him.
The case was dismissed because she didn't want to submit to a medical evaluation. This is extremely common for chronic rape victims.
https://www.thenerve.news/p/sam-altman-annie-altman-sexual-a...
> This isn’t the only legal case Annie has been fighting against Sam and her other relatives in recent years. She also successfully sued the family over money left by the Altman siblings’ late father, Jerry Altman, that the family withheld from her for several years.
replyThe family has a grind to pick against her and is defending their golden child.