A Tennessee woman was indicted over her claim a man sexually assaulted her in his home, Fox 17 reported. Investigators said the alleged assault never happened. (Tennessee Bureau of Investigation)
A Macon County, Tenn., woman has been indicted for filing a fake sexual assault report.
The Tennessee Bureau of Investigation (TBI) says 24-year-old Sarah Elizabeth Suddarth filed a report with police accusing a Jamestown man of sexually assaulting her while at his home in December 2016.
Investigators found the alleged assault never took place. A Fentress County Grand Jury indicted Suddarth on one count of filing a false report.
Tuesday morning, Suddarth turned herself in to police and she was booked into the Fentress County Jail on $2,500 bond.
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