(WSB Radio)  It took 7 weeks, but David Jansen can breathe easier now.

Prosecutors in Sevier County, Tennessee, have dropped charges against the Snellville man, who had been accused of rape and kidnapping.

A 24 year old Atlanta stripper had made the accusations against the 48 year old Jansen, who admitted to police he was having an affair with the woman, but vehemently denied committing any crime.

The accuser claimed Jansen, who she knew from her work at the strip club Tattletales, abducted her while she was running in the Morningside neighborhood, drove her to a cabin in Tennessee, tied her up and raped her.

A pizza delivery man who came to the cabin spotter her bound and asking for help.  He then called police.

Jansen says the incident was consensual, that the woman actually planned the "romantic getaway," and that the woman was tied up because she was into bondage.

Friends of the accuser at the strip club confirmed that the alleged victim had a bondage fetish.

In addition, revelations came out that the woman had twice made similar accusations against other men in Georgia and was prosecuted for filing a false police report.

A British couple also came forward after Jansen was charged, saying they saw the woman sitting in Jansen's car outside of the cabin, by herself, and she made no effort to get away or ask for help.

Video surveillance tapes, made at various gas stations between Atlanta and Sevier County, also showed the woman sitting in Jansen's car, by herself, and making no attempt to escape or get help.

The woman's mother also came forward, saying her daughter needed help and was a "pathological liar."

Despite all this, prosecutors held fast to the charges against Jansen.  Until today.

Prosecutors have no plans to charge the woman.