I don't wish ill-will on anyone; you wrote that, not me. My bet was that if you took the cases as a whole and listed the factors in how the perpetrator got the opportunity to commit the crime, one would find that booze/drugs/weed in either or both people involved was a major factor. You may also want to re-read my comment as I did not specify gender as crimes happen to men and women. Just as I didn't keep large amounts of cash, fancy jewelry or expose my purse on the metro in Paris, I didn't get pick-pocketed. Not but a week later my friend set her phone on the seat next to her on a train from Paris to Amsterdam and within minutes, it was stolen. It's about minimizing the risk and I think what the universities are doing now is to educate potential victims to prepare them to minimize the chance that they will be in a situation that turns from a fun party to a crime scene. If you don't get that, there's nothing I can say or do. You will just see "victim blaming" and further the problem.