'There were never really any rape threats, it is fake news.' Jason Penrose says

ISLINGTON, U.K. - Nov. 1, 2024 - PRLog -- Recent articles have grossly misrepresented the facts surrounding Jason Penrose's conviction for stalking actress Claire Foy. These reports have not only distorted the truth but also caused undue harm to Mr. Penrose's reputation.

Contrary to the false claims made in these articles, Mr. Penrose never made rape threats against Ms. Foy. The actual statement made by Mr. Penrose was, "If they drugged and raped her, then they aren't the right people to work with." This statement was taken out of context, and the crucial phrase "then they aren't the right people to work with" was deliberately omitted to create a false narrative. Then they said 'if they drugged and raped her' was a rape threat. but Penrose was never charged for this, and it was fake news.

It is essential to note that Mr. Penrose's original statement was not a threat, but rather a commentary on the unacceptable behavior of others. By manipulating his words, the media has created a false impression of Mr. Penrose as a danger to others, which is entirely unfounded.

We urge the public to be cautious of misinformation and to verify facts before accepting them as true. The spread of false information can have severe consequences, and it is crucial to hold the media accountable for their reporting.

In light of these facts, we request that the media outlets responsible for publishing these false reports issue a correction and retract their statements. We also ask that the public refrain from perpetuating these falsehoods and respect the truth.