More than 30 years after Roman Polanski plied her with champagne and a Quaalude and then sodomized her, Samantha Geimer, Polanski's now 45-year-old rape victim, says that though her attack remains an "unpleasant memory," she doesn't think Polanski should face jail time.

"I don't think he needs to be locked up forever," said Geimer, adding, "I think he's sorry, I think he knows it was wrong." Of course, Geimer can't be sure of this, because, rather than telling her he's sorry and that what he did was wrong, Polanski's been straight chilling in France for the past three decades, ducking justice like the cowardly kid-raper he is.

The woman whom fugitive director Roman Polanski raped more than 30 years ago appeared Tuesday at the premiere of a documentary about the notorious attack. Samantha Geimer, who was just 13 when Polanski sexually assaulted her in Jack Nicholson's Hollywood home, told Fox News that, were she able to say one thing to Polanski, she would tell him, "I’ll bet you wish you never met me."

After being convicted of statutory rape, Polanski, who was then 44, fled to Europe to avoid jail time. He's since not set foot in America and won an Oscar.