Geimer Book  Samantha Geimer, now a 50-year-old mother, who was
the victim at the center of the Roman Polanski sexual assault
case in 1977. (Kirk McKoy / Los Angeles Times / September 16,
2013)  HENDERSON, Nev. — In 2009, Samantha Geimer was watching
the daytime talk show "The View" from her then-home in Hawaii
when the panel took up the topic of her encounter at age 13 with
director Roman Polanski. Polanski had just been arrested in
Switzerland, more than three decades after the day in 1977 that
changed both their lives.  "It wasn't rape-rape," co-host Whoopi
Goldberg said, setting off a firestorm of criticism. In fact, it
was "rape-rape" by nearly any definition except the charge to
which Polanski pleaded guilty (unlawful sexual intercourse with
a minor) — the underage Geimer was drugged and verbally
resistant, according to court records.  But after years of
hearing other people's theories about that day, she was amused,
more than anything, by Goldberg's choice of words. "I laughed so
hard," Geimer said. "I