No woman would make up this sort of thing….except stories like this are practically an everyday thing now that people are looking for them. Oh — and guess what? These cases you read about are generally only the ones where there is strong proof that the woman lied. For every story like that, there are 3 or 4 where the evidence doesn’t support what the woman is saying, but MAYBE she’s telling the truth; so you don’t want to lump her in with the known liars.
Summer Naqvi is a senior at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign (UIUC). During her junior year, she took an economics class with a male professor some 30 years her senior. Nine months after the class ended, she and the professor connected on social media and began sharing “communications of a social nature,” including photos on Snapchat, the professor said through his attorney…
…After some time, Naqvi met with the professor (who will not be named here because he has not been charged with any crime) in his office last September. The professor said that when he met with his former student (whom he claims to have not known was a former student because he has 1,000 students per semester), “it became clear to me that this individual was focused on convincing me to change her grade from the prior year, or to provide assurance that, if she retook my class, I would give her an A. I said I was not willing to do either of these things.”
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